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&=TR/ And What They 6. W. Simmons & Co. We have secured the travel slip proposition and offer you in addition to the attarctiveness of A CLEAN STORE, CLEAN GOODS AND CLEAN BUSINESS METHODS something of value with each cash purchase which will be immediately available or may be kept and used later. Ask us about Travel Slips, we will take pleasure in explaining. B. W. SIMMONS & COMPANY, Telephone * No. 18. Thielen Theatre I Where Two-dollar Broadway attractions are shown for ten cents, children nve cents. We give Travel Slips. We also accept Travel 'Slips for admission. * Four miles good for 10c Ticket. Two miles good for 5c Ticket. SPEED OF CANXOX BALL. quire an additional velocity of feet, making 64 in all, and the di Fired From Front and Rear End of tance that you would have fallen du Fast Moving Train. those two seconds would be I feet. During the third second yo "Discussing recently with a friend total veloci-t>' would be increased many topics of a problematic nature, 96 feet? while the stance ^llen my friend brought up a question three 6econd6 would be 144 fe( which I would like to have you an- Supposing the whole distance be 6' swer, as we are disagreed. Take, for feet- >'ou wouId be about six and '' instance, a cannon which will shoot half seconds ln reaching the pav a cannon ball with the velocity of ment' and y?u would strike with ... vplnritv of about 208 feet Der S 60 miles an hour. Now, mount tnis * ? ? cannon on the head of a locomotive ond? Qu*te sufficient to destroy i traveling 60 miles an hour. If the Merest in terrestrial mathematics, cannon he fired while the train is in ^.a cannon were fired from full motion, will the cannon ball leave I boat *n ocean- an^ the cann< the mouth of the cannon??O. A. L..J were made leveI b>' the use of Chicago." spirit-level, would the bullet, if Yes, the ball would leave the can- had P?wer to go on without loss noa with a speed of 60 miles an hour, sPee(1> ?r change of course whateve with reference to the head of the lo- hit the crest? How is an o comotive, but it would travel 120 made level? R. R. W., Colche miles an hour with reference to the ter> ground. It is already traveling 60 H you mean oy me cresi u miles an hour while it is yet lying in horizon, or the line where the si the cannon, and the impulse given to seems to jpeet the sea, then the pr it by the powder simply adds another" jeatile would not touch it, but wou ? 60 miles an hour to its motion. If pass above it, at a height dependii the cannon stood beside the track upon the distance of the horizo and was fired at the instant when the! which, in turn, would depend up< head of the locomotive came up with the elevation of your eye above tl it, then the ball (neglecting the effect sea level. A common rule for fin of air resistance) would just keep Ing the distance of the horizon at se abreast of the locomotive, because or on a level prairie, is this: To tl each would-diave the same velocity, height of your eye, in feet, add ha if vou reverse the case and sup-; that height, and take the square ro pose your cannon fired from the rear of the sum; the result will be tl end of the train, then the cannon ball distance in miles. This rule gives fi and the train would separate at the a height of six feet a horizon aistan rate of 60 miles an hour, the for- of three miles. A cannon ball fir< ward motion of the ball (with the on a level, from a height of six fee train) being exactly neutralized. ( would pass about twelve feet abo1 All of these problems depend upon the horizon, situated three mil Newton's "laws of motion." which away. experience has proved to be correct. If the cannon could be supposi The things to remember is that if a fired in such a wayv that the b? body in motion has more motion in would just skim the surface of tl the same direction imparted to it, ve- water in starting on its straig inHtv ft: added to that which it al- course, then, at a distance of one mi ready possesses, but the original mo-| from the starting point, it would 1 tion in no way or degree subtracts I about eight inches above the surfac from the effect produced by the add-j at three miles its height would 1 ed motion. ! six feet, and at twelve miles 9G fet If this were not so a falling body Its course would be a "tangent would not continue to increase its; which is a line touching the circur velocity. The force of the earth's! ference of a circle at a right ang attraction, or gravity, is sufficient toj to the radius at that point, a radii cause any body falling near its sur-| being a straight line from the ce face to acquire a velocity of about tre of a circle to any point on i 32 feet during each second that it circumference. The plumb lii continues to fall. If you should turn- shows the direction of the eartli ble from the top of the Woolworth radius at any place. Wh tower in Broadway' you would de- we can a level is a hub, ur iimnc, scend 16 feet during the first second, ing in a tangent to the earth's su ' and at the end of that second you face, or parallel to such tangent, at would be plunging downward with consequently at a right angle to r a Telocity of 32 feet per second. Dur- dius or the direction of the plun ing the next second you would ac- line. The spirit-level is the handie i' iVEL SI Mean To The Good Travel Slips are coupons given by the leading merchants of Bamberg in place of the premiums generally used as trade getters and trade holders. * i Travel Slins will hp trned Sbninnertiine. Winter- * - - ~ x? " ? n ? 7 time, anytime?good for a whole trip or any part of a trip. You can make your friends all over the State save them for you as they are given in all other leading Towns and Cities. i Travel Slips will carry you many miles each month toward that long contemplated trip, if you will he certain to buy from the merchants who give thpm Tut out this list of The Livest Merchants in Bamberg. Paste in your Telephone Book and Telephone them your wants. Travel Slips will be given you with every pur__ chase of 5c or over?at the rate of a mile in travel ? for every dollar you spend. Travel Slips will take you to tiie Panama exposition?They will take yon to the Lakes, Seashore, or some camping spot in "The Land of the Sky." Save them now. ' ^ Travel Slips are also good for Motion Picture tickets?four miles good for 10c ticket?two miles i good for 5c ticket. % Travel Slips will be redeemed for travel at Peoples Bank. z L BAMBERG, S. C. 321 CX)NGRESS ADJOURNS. HEARS DEATH SENTENCE. s*l ' ' ? r- Long Session Crowded With Epoch- Greenwood Man Convicted of Murder. 54 Making Legislation. Killed Young Wife. u r to Washington, March 4.?After two Greenwood, March 6.?A. C. Tolin years of almost continuous session, bert was found guilty of murder this it. the 63rd congress, which Revised the afternoon, after a short deliberation 75 tariff and the currency system of the by the jury which had heard all the a nation, supplemented the trust laws, evidence adduced since yesterday# afe created an income tax and demon- ternoon at 3 o'clock, when the trial a strated the first popular election of began. The testimony was practical!C United States senators, ended at \y completed yesterday evening and ill noon today. the morning occupied with arguWhen gavels fell into the house ments of counsel for the defense. Soa and senate, signalizing the adjourn- licitor Cooper in reply. Judge Moore in ment, they signalled the close of half delivered his charge shortly before a nf Prpsidpnt's Wilson's ndministra- i I* V* - - ? ~ X U vxv/vrv. it tion, the first under domination of At ten minutes after 3 o'clock the of the Democratic party'since 1895. jury brought in its verdict, "guilty >r, Strenuous scenes enlivened the fad- 0f niurder." b- ing hours devoted chiefly to complet- Tolbert was found guilty of a par!S ing the appropriations for subsist- ticularly atrocious crime. He chokence of the government. i ed bis young wife to death while the Two important measures, the post- Wgr@ alone in a room in a house ?y office and Indian supply bills, failed at panola mill, a few days before 0_ in the final legislative rush, after Christmas. He waited an hour afjd desperate efforts had been made to ^er committing the crime before he lg save them. In the emergency oc- notified anyone, saying he wanted n, casioned by their failure joint reso- ^ be sure she was dead. )n lutions were passed and signed by At the trjai he testified that her ie the president continuing in force ap- infidelity was the cause of his rage ! nrAnHotinne ap the* nroqptlt vpflt a- a a- fivhwuwvuu v.-w f ^ luwarua ntfi. a. j while t{red senators and repre- The pIea of the defense was in_ 3e | sentatives were devoting their ener- sanity and testimony both of phy&i_ jfl gies to final essentials, President Wil- cians and others was offered that ot son spent more than an hour in his j Toibert was "peculiar" or crazy. ie room at the Capitol, surrounded, by When Judge Moore fini8hed the or his cabinet, signing the last fruits of death sentence Toibert fell across the ce legislation. The president found ! doCk as jn a SWoon. He was carried >d time in the midst of this task to int0 a jun. room and given medical ;t, greet senators and representatives. attention The date of executi0n is k-e and he made the occasion entirely ^prjj > es! one of congratulation, making no Court adjourned after sentence had j reference to projects which had been pronounced on Toibert. 2d failed. t _ ill!- FORMER EDITOR IS NAMED. i "j WON'T APPOINT LEGAL AIIYISEK - I I i ht l ,, ? ...... .. ,, * . y- . . W. W. Bradley to lie Assistant liank I i Governor \\ill Ise runa to Employ le Examiner. . j Attorneys Whenever Needed. _____ e: i ???- Columbia, .March 2.?Mr. W. W. ye: "l win not appoint a ,egal ad" Bradley, of Abbeville, has been ap-j }t Iviser." said Gov. Richard I. Manning pointed assistant bank examiner by .. I when asked if he had decided upon Co, ,vy M Maylldin< State bank exn-j the appointee. The legislature pro- aminer The appointnient was an]e j vided a fund of $2,000 for the gover- nounced here today bv Mr. Mauldin. us j nor's office to be used for "legal ad- The new assjstant will check up the ~ statp nffifp? and thp State institu-i ! The governor indicated that he 7~~ ' V-7> . 1*.- ? . i ts , tions. a bill to this effect having .. would employ attorneys whenever ? . . ... iel v r . passed the recent session of the gen. I needed, the fees to be paid from the ^ .. ? ,. . . is . , ? 1 eral assemblv. Mr. Bradley s salary special fund. J. hraser Lyon, former ..... atl will he $1,800 per vear. I attorney general, acted as special ad- .. .. ,. , . ... y- , 1 .Mr. Bradlev was formerly editor ? viser to the governor during the e ... ... ? . _ ? r-l _ .... of the Abbeville Press and Banner. ,.! hearings on the Barnwell dispensary ? . . , , , id 1 and more recently worked under a- 1)0al({ <ases. Collector of Internal Revenue D. C. lb instrument for determining a level. Heyward. 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