Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WMMi •> « *» i 4 :. ' ' — r- : yT*— 1 "»T"^rT'"g 1 ■?». t i *•> a-t:’ w#- tlM *^-X**‘' k . ... t. Bacpoci Vkiorjr in No- BiAUmeat fttade by , It irlll «0t be dleputed tbbt-Mt^e elBcle iaci- Cfftanpbljn thai far has r tb« sllchteat WMenw In a victory jo on Friday, by 4- .j/t- , jiLuim •beta Up and ' OpMM Oat at WUL . Tbe St. Paul Auditorium, la aa el- aetle tort of affair. Aecordlnp 'to The Bellman, the local architect* have Invented mechanical appliance* bymeana of which a row of boxea and a balcony will a*ctng toward the oeater aad walla will drop from out the. celling, cutting off about hall >f the area of the building and mak» lh« a good aUe<i, well proportioned faa-abeped room eultable for a con cert room. War In Not One Sided for In the Same I’erlml. — 70,4tt8 Serpents Were Killed. PotBonoua replllea, leopurds and tlaera rauaed the death of over 21.- batk and the partition walla climb to tile celling again when any big event, such aa a hippodrome or a convention or grand opera cal lie for the full alee of the auditorium. Ancient Egyptian Purging- The Illustration* pregervod of Sgyptlan Iron manu^mura ahow that the proceat wjti* pre< Uely the same aa that aUH obtaining among _ Ethiopian racedl On a atone, pr# m* wad the •Utememf *«- ¥ed at^rence. a negro sl«v* B; «ni# wa* we esaiemem ^ deplute( i working belloA* from whlcJr the blaat la conveyed by a Heobk, now repreeent Bfyan diatrlct in Con^ a eandidate for the S^tdte to aucceed Bmiatoi tha corrowbndent of tha two par- made ahowe a >J* Ut. Htteh- “In aome oaaea thla greater that the can party anticipated, it doubt, now majority. I am iblican leaden an although few oi the public confea ! the representative Re ire aald, according to that the JDamo re been ther reeutr or the influence is. In many IT/Mit mem ben of the In the Republican par pf the Democratic \jU an evidence ot people toward ijlth them on thh r that the people arc locracy, and that party deeervee the In popular sen of the country their protect Hy and selfish- party at >n. The afford the boon In the ha ^«ha solidarity of Ira long pointed the party gets battle within conditions an Tho Republi do present an '•i' tIMfc doming eler* hill be easy for -there are practi Inatance, by op Mr. Met- the Oemt- ipportlng jny candidacy sincerely and vigor iJfeyan has accepted tin tmarles without ran irking for'the election itlc candidate, lurthe of the Dem and about one- S^IUpubUcan candidaief itrjre have ple<lge<l vtand by the decision ir election for failed There is no douM Jnder will follow their Its of Nebraska will Tfoar, maybe five, K.-p it of six to the next spec Lb are for a Deni In the 4th district Ited by Mr. HitiMhaw sure of ' his seat. Brats of the distile, llldent. He was elect It House by a major 'rotes over his Demo- Mr- Ashton.” seen that from i*l£0 glad acclaim Bamocrats sounl- iflll of the O. O. f, one of the first coming session of -forced to grapple line how the next the neat House require* that a ^shall follow ^each )h of thfi people, builtm ot has taken after the concJu- / Np fewer than hold their Jhat they should lance with that any de- dlvlaiou States . dlvi- tisiT' i>cmboo pipe to a shallow pit In which ’ftae Iron la smelted. In a second (lustration Is ahown the forging oi hs Iron by hammering 11 with a oundsd stone on a atunc unvll wltr. T wooden baae It ti ctearty proven iy pictures on Kgyptiau tombs that oellows were In use In the ttficeatt jsntury. B. C. Cremation In Kurland. Cremation is ln< reusi ^ m tjreai ftrltain, the nuuiht-i o, t'odii'fc cr* anted being 74 2 In 1 !< * agatas 104 In' 190B. Consul MiiMn of Not vingham writes: ' There me crama lories at Leicester, Hull, Leeds 11 ford, Bradford and Sheffield, owned by the respective municipalities, be tides several conducted by compau ,ee In other citlea. The operation if cremation requires about an horn -tnd a half; tbs ashes sre perfectly white and weigh four pounds, and the coat is about $26. Cremation 1* fully recognized by law In <Jrea> Britain, though strictly guarded.” r,hft African Fever Cure. Bedouins In Africa have a rough md-ready method of attempting U ;ure the fever caused by the wound> hey have Inflicted on those the. iave raptured for sale as slaves ce baths being Impossible, the patl -nt* are burled up to their necks n the hope that the cool sand wlL iJlay the fever. They remain at juried for several day* until they iave been killed or cured. Eighty jer ceut succumb to the treatment / » Glass Tovw-r for Long Beach. A glass lower resting on the bot tom of the ocean :>0 feet beiuw the airfare and eviendlna up tuin tht ipen air U t 1 be built at Ixhui ;ea< b. t'al Ttie >iiHit will bs co.i trm ted almost entliely of heavy late glass with a glass room 11' »et sipiaie at the hottone rearhed by u elewitoi This will gi\e \lsl:jr* a o-ipurtunity to obsei'e it won erf-il sea ganJens tor whi- ii-e»» aleis die t elebrated. Where Males F'i'e--d F< tea. A re. ,-nt e.'.ima'e of th-- pii|-nla on oi Seoul gives the tuiui at ikH .7 In e\ er, ward but the north ,e the iiiin' he i of mal^s exceeds at of remaleS. b it In ih.it part o; u iii> i ne II ii in be! of in a i es is • en iT.ooo, while 1 he females e ao.ouo this wo ,Id he hard to •.plain on am ordinary theory of opolathm. Seoul bus no qoarlei el aside for the exclusive residence • f females TOLL OF THE JUNGLE I'OIHONOl’H HNAKK CAI SKH THOI*- BANIM4 OF DKATHH IN INDIA. 000 people in the Jungle and forest of India during the year of jOnk These figures of sudden land vioh-iti tenth are set forth In theiMluey Ijy/os lust issued v?hicli deals wlih stalls- ics of the empire. The list goes in- o detail and shows that in IuS no ewer than 900 |)eo|ile fell victims to igers. HuJ to leopards, while Wolvo laimed 209 as their )irey. "Olhc. niinals" killed tiyti. Hut the r-iv iges of the eaters were nothing co.ii- iare«l to those of the snake. Th- misoned fangs of these reptiles cans -tL the^ deattr of tO.T'tk lives. Dur- ng the same period 9x,:t(»7 i-atil- vere killed by the same beasts u. prey. Hminties on the destruction of lenizens of the forest (luatug the ear totalied $7)0,000 and the re ords Indicate that I7.92ti iigers aad eopards fell before th.> ^lle and that .0,498 snakes, rouglily streaking our for every iierson they killed vere destroyed. Thu* the war go;- >n in India and while conditions an itill very bad it is declared they arc ar better since l>ounties are pain t han ever before- As might he expected in a tarn 1 <o densely populated as India, physi- •al and mental Infirmity i> by n« neaiis rare Altogether ttie toi.il population affiii'led is 781.4X9. ou: if the total of 291.201 .*>7i;, amon whom are only d.niiu.non Clnir- tians Lepers, male and femai,- number 107,.'!10. blind ovei 7‘tin,- H)0. and deaf mutes about 170.0ml Ttie insane population is only 07. ' o m) . reniarkahly low- proportion There are .>.7.x4 1.317 houses in th( ;reat empire, though Itiat does not ipproarh the number of homes 'The average Indian does not in lulge in overmuidi letter writing Utogether the post otlice dealt w tf X77,:'77,x:i3 letters, post cards U'o iircels an average of ahotu ih'e, ier head of the population hut Mm -eenis less curious wh'-n ii is rc nenihered that all but 17 7ou >f India's uoiipioo.omi p,.(ip],< ,n, lesi rilu-d as illiterate A \ alUMble . InveNl uietit. Among i be ihih books coveted b., toUei iors is I be first issue of the 'anions French explorer, Samuel Champlain'* first nan alive of hU Irst voyage lo America Only foul opte* of ibis edition of the work ire known to be In existence On* of them waa'jiold at suction In New Vork recent 1.7 for $2,9"0. It* for .tier owner was an American who >onght it in Paris for 20 cent* Religion In Auatiallfi. The progress of the CatholU Chun h In Australia Is perhapa the noet striking religious fact In mod itn history. There are men living who remember ttie time when there was not one priest on the Australian lontinent The AiiMtrlan's Handicap. Austria's fishing Indusrry sufferi from the handicap that the fisher men are nearly all In the clutches ol usurer*. They are compelled to bor row money when the catch 4* poor tnd they are never sWe to get out of debt again. ..-South Need* Immigrant*. - Only four out of every luo Imml grant* who land at New York go to the Southern States. Th- South 1» crying Joudly for them, too, and there 1* a bright future for the Swedes and other hardworking peo pis on Smtthern plantations. Ring* on Their Finger*. Th* hands of fstoal* mummlsi found 4tt—rhw-yomba of Egypt- -sre literally covered with rings. In many Instance* ther# being from two tc •lx on every finger. Ptoes struck A Garden of Hyacinth*, jibe Sultan of Turkey has a whol Ktrden exclusively devoted to hyr ol different Jtlnds. Killed and Three Hurt. Piqua, Ohio, several persons and three other* injur- the automobile la which riding, was struck hy a fctl, Hamilton and . Dayton train Friday nlgit: • LEGS ARF (IT Oi l IU ( \U. rhoiuus ('uiiiiiiing.s .May Not Survive Shock of (lie Acciddil. 'Thomas Cunimings. of No _'.l \l,i > stre«-t. had boih lcg> cu; ot nis afternoon short Iv before •> lock, la a car ot the Soiitlicrn rail •ay rolling back at \nn *tiee'. •• wi-en Mee'ing and King 11 •- m.i no survive the shock of the toi l'bit iccideni I’riv a' - ■> Hilton and Sic .v aid. ft lie pollic foTta*. ni-hed with i | rol ainbiilHiiee in respousa- to u c,n •'( > nt in from ihe railioad oiticos iielp, and as quickly as possible Mo in hired man wa^ taken to Kop- hospital for 11 cat ment Late I 'm day aftetlioon ho was >llll alive. u his cond it ion w as crit ii al .lust how lie fell under the back illg cur wheels is no! (leal, but I Is thought that with several com panions, he was lounging near >h Ann street crossing, by a shod Ilia is near the inoks and perhaps um| ding, was liii by the car, and thrown under the w heels The In lured man lives in Mnrv -.troet with his mother He i» .limit thirty-five years of age. and lias ban no tegular em pho meftf. for soup time If he survives the jnjiiru-- he w :!l proi.a -dy Iom* hot h l.-g- vvhicli w • is- crushed and mangled b> Ihe vat w hoe Is. It was >ome tino 'cfore In- i omIiI ho goiten out aim taken to 'ht hospital for I real mon t • A Few Reasons Why It Is Best Qive« relief for all Nerve, Bone and Muscle . -Aches_andPains raore quickly than any other remedy known. Its peculiar penetrating properties are most effective—NOAH’S LINIMENT. May be used with absolute confidence in its purity for Internal and External Uses. It is Triple Strength. A powerful, speedy and sure Pain Remedy, therefore most effective in producing results. Not only contains the old-fashioned ingre dients, but also the latest and up-to- date discoveries—NOAH'S LINIMENT. Recommended and sold under a guarantee for the following: Rheumatism in all NT forms, Sciatica, Lame Back, Stiff Joints and Muscles, Sore Throat, Colds, Strains, Sprains,'Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Cramps, Colic, Toothache, and all. Nerve, Hone and Muscle Aches and Pains. Drug stores in cities and towns, general stores in the country, 25c, 50c and $1.00 the bottle, and money back if not sat isfied. Isn’t this fair? kU CSC47-, NOAHS LINIMENT res ncnvk, so*c and mubcib ACMES AMS NAIMS IN MAN AND BEAST SCNIAL NO. 141*0- SWANANTCED UNDE* THE VOOD AN0 DHVOB ACT, JUNE 00, 1»0A. Price, this Size. 25 Cents Larok •irks. 60c. and $1.00 NOAH REMEDY CO. Btrhmond, Va., m Boftoa, Mam,, U.SA. important Notice Th* genuine Noah's T.inimcnt looks exactly like the above. Look for Noah's .\ik on every package, our trade mark, registered In the f. S. I'adcnt ( Utlcc, for your protection. Noah's l.imment always appears in red Ink on the original, both on tin tube! and on out side container. Accept nothing bul Noah's I.iniim-nt. It Is the only I’ain Kemedy sold under a positive f uarantee. if your deab-i will not supply vo-r, send 7c In stamps and we wlll.niui! you a hotth- and le- fund money if no! perfectly satisfied. Beware of fraud; accept no substitute. » Proof Positive Carr* of Bose Rh^nmatUsi. • I had been suffering With bone rheu- matlam for three years. 1 , hav « using North's Liniment, and can say that It cured me completely Lan walk better than I have In two years. N° a 2 “ I,Hiiment will do all you claim. Kev. S. F. Cyrus, Donald. S. C.” Pain In Side and Neuralgia. "For five years I suffered ralgia and pain In side. Could not sleep. 1 tried Noah's Liniment, and the first application made ^ ter. Mrs. Martha A. See, Richmond, Va." , * ( Ouldu't H*l*e Hight Arm. "I caught cold and had a severe at tack drTTfeunn.TIsm tTT mr -rtgbb -stujiiL- . del and could not laise my aim wRn- out much 4*in- I tried Noahs Lini ment, and in less than a week was en tirely free from pain. A. Crooker, Dor chester, Mftss." Sll« Joint* and Backache. "I have used Noah's Liniment for rheumatism, stiff jolnls and , and I can say It did me more good than any pain remedy. Rev. George W. Smith, Abbeville, S. C.” Ssralned Ankle. - "I have been benefited greatly by Noah's Liniment, using it for a sprained ankle. Mrs. W. D. Robertson, West Somerville, Mass.” Pain* In the Back. "I suffered ten years with a dread fully sore pain in my back, and tried different remedies Less than half a bottle of Noah's Liniment made a per fect cure. Mrs. Rev. J. D. Billino a lcy, Point Kastern, Va." Neuralgia and Tolhache. "My wife suffered for several years with neuralgia and 'oothaehe. She used about half a bottle of Noah s Liniment and got immediate relief. J. S. Fisher, Policeman, Hodges. S. C.” Khrumatlam In (he Neck. "I received the bottle of Noah ,s Lini ment, and think it has helped me.great ly. I have rheumatism in my ne- k and It relieved it right much. Mrs. Martha A. Lambert, Reaver Dam. Va." For Horse*, y "We have never used a liniment we eoliskter the enirrrl to N->«h s lait+ment for bruises, sprains, strained tendons and to use on throat, sides and chest for distemper, enlds, etc ^ Richmond Transfer Co., Richmond, Va.3. Belter Thnn Sfi.tMl Hemcdlc*. "We clo-erfn 11 \ r-‘Comm--ml ail stable men to give Noah's l.inim- i ' a iMal and he convinced of Hs wonderful cura tive properties. We have obtained us good If not better results from Hs use than w<- did ft om remedies costing S '- 90 per bottle. Norfolk and Portsmouth Transfer Co., Norfolk, Va.” FOR RLTTKR M\M. DLLIM.KY. o’ :• t 1 PMis the- iiiivan- d n\ idnic fu'-ilH :.-s for the 1 hell in i.l . r-- ' mg i'"ii- ai-et-vsthrrs or ' -H t m/u I’atrinis wlionlil |*i-o\ii|<- Ki-i i plat los for Ro< t-h ing Mail. l!y (lll'cot ion i,f f’h-- Host (Ithrr Ite- pa r! 111 - - h t the a . n ■ f i;.-1s otlii •• s in >:' od ' t.iges of I < ia jpf of votiit-n* M- - ii i t a I ile -I Ii I pill w ol ot S do Ml' !l r Mir a : ti: - (I: -all 'Or liv • I i - 'in -r uii .1 ar. i a- I ! ' . Ii Mitn : 1 ! ’ h -1 ' FIRST HAIRCl I IN to 8 1 \Kn not suer I 'It V,r e | , I , 0,1. re.I’ . • .! h "Mr r O ( I.l I -pohdinc ft- : I unveil It'll! II. Hit- safe d-'i i. se 11 ce of hrell .7 lit > also llr-r t-S-i 1 \ of ( ' I I I I- I his I O I H w ;! t(i. |! hr-i a n -f o! I I. Hi! . ’ . U M( III 4 . .1 O'J. j '•■ 1., In ! *i 11r a k t- d* living on m :,t i I I1 Ipe a ' a II t a I • ! ] II has • et-h shown !- > .e t U.i 1 eX- | - * ■ I' 1 e !l 1 e t Ir.i! Mle . Ii- i.'s dr ived t>\ pai i ons of t itv il> livt-i v fr-'m tho use of SIP h I’e i e J' t a r} es t.ir oil!Ur‘l.|l 'he Mini ! | lApell-e jllV r'vfil \s [7'“ I lei r CLASSIFIED COLUMN Ship jour calves, hogs, iheep, lamb*, etc., to The Parlor Market, Augue- ta, Uh., 1018 Hroad Street i Summer Hoarders Wanted—Rates $7.00 to $8.00 per week. No con- Btimptiveg taken Mrs. Wade Har- rieon, McAlpia House, Saluda, N. C. Larins for Sale in North am? sohMi Carolina and Virginia. Ask f->r large list State your wants K K I 'll nee Raleigh. N C -vnith (leoigla.— Hlust'.iU-d -o-'ka-i di-'injiiive of this tines! fanning section of ttie South sent free y addressing W. L. (".I* smut, Aagu — ■a la. Wanted—Men to take fifteen da>* practical cotton course, a. 'ept g od positions during the fall Ch.irlot’H (’otton Company, C’.'i-ir- lutte. .V C. Latest F-irlion—Our little booklet. Ioks of Mu- Month'' cofitaiiie a brief s\ • opsis of all the latest j • It is free. Write for it.i Sims Hook Store. Orangeburg, S 0 • In Order to Introduce ni> (ilgli grade Siii-i . s> : 11n I da: | Hitch and M ake- Ip id (a .'.age I'la n' s Mi tie's.' u ho have not used ;ht-n; hr foie 1 will give w : Mi . teh ti c- ’ or4> r for a t lion --ifrrl plants at a $ ! r ,, a .1 o, 1 r s worth of v.-g. Mi ,I-- ami ti.i-.v -s. ed ( - : •. V • . . W K llal-t I ’bit ' ■ i !n A ef l d|t et prise 1 ’ O I ,n i !• i I I.r-lli Vtl M .\ o I; (.eorgia I'arms lor Sale at Itaig.iiu I’l'jces. South \\ e-t (ieol'gli I'artlis He leriMidr- (bd-t mim- an11 eveiv man 'hat has the iiion- e> or the energy cm h a n .m. ] leca t n r ci >umt \ fers no'm try i hr* id ogre-si\ •- f in.-efr ineri hati' o' in a tmf .I-•-i re|- Mian anv other > > i- ’ hern ' ' - nt ( I •- tr v "as molt tine Iliads ’halt all > 1 " Hi V in Georgia MM have some of Mie ti m-s' ami m"s’ produ t ilaud in \men» a We. will sell' \ -di an' -1 ,’e tartli 'o,i wall' a' t > u Mi - mi MM' anv kind of " k ■"Or, \ ;u otita .-I-' i-roj. ot s. ,no k t. i an t.i grown in. DtaniXur L'uun" • ■er.- nedi•;n the \ e i r I nw ’li.nk <-f n it lie .11 re MM I d fit i ie 11 i i', I w t Mi : - - ii .so ' I ■, g oh oi..- , i • 'll l e m i m w oman and ,n S-iith tdinslina to know In- \! o nrtnd of Sasli and idfmis are the best • -u id only '•> tto- Align*'* Con, -anv. wli-r in an uf ac- - . • Mi in g mi I. am her and • r. .ml w ti rse w a' ehw ord J» M ia'- \iigiistM l.um- ompanv. \tigiistn, (ii-orgie. 11 * s on a y order, large c SI; ail post ,,i!i« j- in'ei. dig t iil- Ids! poss ' i l> .ist • v-.-nso, \ ou r tiie I i ir ( go; n g sir ' - ICil a P P ! I M l ed - * ' r i .11 fit Ills 1- ■ 5 *' I ‘ V ;. ’ • • ,lt ' ill' on, . | 11: i - ■ vi ' h ! iofls l( ,'! |( I t Hi \ ( ( «) HI(.11 l it. 'si/es of I'm kiiges -smaller liui selh tor Same I't k - Texas Demoerat Kept His \ ,nv Con rrrntjrg NlHtm- INTtitirs. The result irf the Maim- election has had its effect in Texas .lap ijkvin, a well known niti/en of Cor pus Christi. 'Tex . was so firm in the I>e4ef, w lien Maine olecled a l)i ,u- orrat governor ::o years ago, that that statt- would coniinue in tin- Deraocratic column LhaL-ha made a solemn vow that he would never have his hair cut until it again went DeMhcratic. - - He kept his pledge. His Ita 1 .’ grew and grew until it attained a length of Ik inches When news ol the result of the recent election in Maine reached him he reinembe!ed his vow and proeeded immediai^H lo a barber, who quicklv severed in- longhaii. dose to the scalp titRL tX RFtm’Itt AT sr.A: Fail ■' Gar many, Artator wfla lojorad when At a haight r, dM Thors- hcrtac racatsad Roily of Miss Marjorie Miller Wa* Consigned to Gulf of Mexico. In conformity with a patent/ promise that in the event of h/r death she wou’4 Lo buried at sen a casket containfng the body of .x/iss "Marjorie Miller was conveyed d/Wn the Mississippi, and. heavily weigh ed, was consigned to the wat/>r of the Gulf. IMies Miller, a merfiber of the sen- io/ class at Newcomb College, was a daughter of Dr. Walter/ Miller, dean of the academic colleges of Tu- lune University. She wag drewned et ?9 in the Tallulah,'river near Tallulah Falls, Ga., elylle bathing with a party of frieuda. / Announce- ment of her funeral Was made by •hat-family, who said tliat the burial at Spa had bean attended by only the / • almptoet ceremony. . t r n: i, Mini s I‘.k kng- b’ .imls w Ii tv i Igil let • l Ii l or Sale—I p-to-date Oeorgitt i'e.u i l-'.l I’M. 11" V t holisa ml eta t es ’ Ii . i.vea’’ \ls<> improved (]eorgi:i fa''t)!' a :.ii fat :ii iamis M r.'e i. r pi: ’ - liars II K Strotieeker Mai.in. (in M anted—to buy vour hides, skins tall-'w wool, beeswax, etc, at highe-t market prices and sj-ttle- nnjnt sent proniptlv Telephone sen t 1 x 2" Wilse W lua S C Martin, Colum- I a . VV , ! I k tlOVr II '"nM'ini • wt n- ,< Tit tltis out—It may not apjMM r again How gambler* win. a' slot, tna- him-s. cards, dice, etc . by se- < t'et systems. (let w ise. Circular fn e. Ham. It. Co , Hatnpiond, Ind. Hox 16 17, amt S'dd for tL e , . : 's now contain ontv ti:11 . n and -x-!] for the same pro e 'i !u lirst of tin- II l a !1e|- s’ize paekagrs have ippeareil in MMishitigton .ind the int.-ina; rev enue iiureau lia.-r iinoliiiial informa tion that ! to- m 111, i, . , i i ni~i i n t (-tni > cutting the si/.m of ntl its pa, k.ige gviods-in every ctL.v in. the country. . . Packages ,/t egarettes vvhid) form erly contaim-d ten, it is said, will Imre-vffvF iLontaiii night Pocket pouerhesjaf/tobacco, which have been Wanted—Men and ladies to take 3 months Practical course. Expert management. HigJi salaried por tions guaranteed. Write for cata logue now. Charlotte Telegraph School, Charlotte, N. C. Wanted.— Men to take thirty days practical course in ouj; machine shops and learn automobile busi ness Positions secured graduate* nb per week and up. Char lotte Auto School, Charlotte, N. C. made in file favorite size of one and Male Teachei-s Wanted for good vil- two-thirds ouncis am! sold for five cents, vyill .- reduced in one ,md a quartey' ounces. T’iiis is due to the fa, t. that under' the ,d,l law. cigarettes which weigh ' no i/ore tiian ten pounds per thmis- .an<l,/ were taxed at the rate of 73 ei - IS— a—rh ,* io,-( n4 — 4-h-i-s—v l 1 a ssrfie-at --•> n ci/ ere<l all kinds of ( om-tnm*, ,eigar ’s. 'Tile n, vv tax is Ji 2.7 a iron-- /lini Smoking loba.'i) also vv as ■ ectod tf TYIMKHIN, SW LLPs ISl.ANDS. lage and rural schools. If open to offer write for special enrollment offer Can place you at-once. Southern Teachers’ Agency. Col umbia. S. C. / Wanted Salesmen—A few more bua- . tiers, cm.-anr jaew:-Standwr4-. New census soon available. Splen- djily-otviiortunities for money mak ing Excellent line for ex-tearh- i ers Write The Scarborough Com pany, Charlotte. N. C. Bargains in Land. ')()() acres. Sumter county, Ga.; 700 m rex in high state M cultiva tion; all level red land ol best grade; 2 story H room residence, large barns and outbuildings. Plenty of tenant houses. One of the best bar gains in Georgia. Easy terms. 80 acres in limits of good town, 10 room modern residence, hard wood floors, steam heat, large barns; 4 room tenant house. $6,000 I - 3 cash. Write for list. SOUTHERN LAND CO, Americas, (la., Ciitiihert, Ga. or Tlioniaston, Ga. 1 ' m- 1 'hii •» r Mi • \ t .1*:.’ .IK ' ; r I ' N ( ' 1;! 1 .IT- a: •* > '. t! 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To hear Hoos,-vi t( pra'e alnuit liossos and cornip! eanipaigy funds is enougit ’o make old Mark Hanna turn over in his grave Liver Powder (PRICE 25c.) . Mild and Gentle—No Griping, No Nausea. """"" dS"" Thousands of 1‘eople Ate Hoineless And tile,Crops Much Damaged. At i.Manila. "l' > ] , a typhoon of un usual s«#vetity swept over the valley of th<i. Cay^gan river in the prov inces of Cnvagan and Isahriia, north ern Luzon, on September 24 Four " towns, including Hagan, the capi'ai 'For esle—Milch cows, jereeys. and Cleanses the System and Teaches the Liver Regular Habits. Mississippi Delta Lands.—Why toll your life away on the poor farm»'^ s a re g U l a tor no remedy ha* ever been discovered that equals Bur- to U Miss^ssipp 1 / EMIta'where'one 0 ^! ( duco ^ ver Powder. A careful study of ik formula Will convince any grow more than ten can gather, one of Inis, then in addition the NUMBER of letters in our files telling I have what you want at the right 0 f sufferers benefitled further assures us oi the correctness of the prire ana tern.8 Come or writ, b slatemenl . ^ one j usl rece i ve< ). ' ' W. T. Pitts, Indlanola, Miss. - t 1 of Isabella province, were prnrfjrai- ly demolished A thotisand persons are still homeless and destitute, but the dispet-ches so far received in dicate that there were no casuad- ties The tobaccp crop was serious ly damaged. The government, is making relief plank. • grades of good breeding, register ed jersey male calves. Whits Col lie dogs, (registered). Also ser vice from a registered, beautiful white Collie Ten ($10) dollara guaranteed, Bronse turkeys, and Tammonth hogs. Address M. R. Sams, Jonesvill*, 8. C. , Mp -sim Hurwoll d- F>unn C'o , Mann ufacHirers, CHARLOTTE NO. Heir Sirs riease find enclosed $1 oo for Which please send me four cans Buixiueo Lixer Powder. 1 use two cans a year and have never found anything that is as good. Am ordering two cans for a friend. Please send at once. Yours truly, H. H. Barr, 142 .North St. New Bedford. Mass., Sept. 1, 1910.