The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 01, 1907, Image 6
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V The influx of thoi
jl arc pn
U Bros
uj r?o Pieces 51 ii'Cn Colored Hi
m uo $1 .">0, our price $1 10
H| 50 I'.ec s 51 Inch I olored
El value $1 75, our price $1 35
|| Lace
BE Great variety of patterns a
We challenge I he state to s
W Heavy I luck Towels worth
H Heavy I luck Towels, extra
Hath Towels, l?u heavy on<
D Veil run no risk when you
jjM jjot the best. Twoaudthn
Si Special values in 12 and lot
?f GLOVING
the ideal cleaner
25c a bottle
AIKEN NEWS. j
rail. 1'tlUMS IS. milUliAH AF"
POINIED TO COUNTY BOARD
0; ElUCATION.
Aiken, Oct 25).?Thomas II. Morgan I
K-q. ins been appointed on tlie conic
ty I) >aid of education to succeed Mi
$10J, which in ikes the deed .1 irer?
ifif j this is ptuhab'y us fine an estate
as there is in the Slate, the value < I
which could hardly Iv reckoned. Mi
Barnard his not hren in Aiken for t'epast
year oa iwo, and the place *' The
Barnard Villa, " was rente.I to otii-r
part ies, and it is > ii l Lh it. the r nta1
tier seas ui was $IO.OO'i
GENERAL mm.
NH*i tO BURNId) IN OliOROlA.
A neurit named John Wilkes was
lynched ;ii nyron, (la, Saturday
nipht 1 he negro Had robbed two
.small ijoys of 7.*> cents an.I had at
Icmpied other robberies and when
the marshal made an eUbrt .o arre>i
)i m lie whipped out a large levolvei
in.d attempted to shoot the i.Hieer.
There was a general mix up, and
wi lhn a short time the negro was
locked up. At a late hour unknown
persons forced an entrance, dra? gcd
the negro from 11is cell and after
carrying Inn a short distance, the
body was riddled with bullets. li
was then burned upon a log fire prepared
for the occasion. The charied
remains were taken up and vi iwcd
by a large crowd.
LARCil: CARCiO (>l CMIl.|)Ri-M
liROUOIIT TORORI".
The Anchor liner, Caledonia, which
arrived in Nov Yoik October -<;!i.
after a tempest no is trip, brought
along :{ ? childien, ranging in age
from two weeks to .seven ve.ir.s. Mo,l
of them were h.doir two jean, It
was said to he the larged ?v.rgo ol
children evr brought to this count r<
on any one ship. I hey were Hie
children of passeng us. m est of w iom
were Scotch people, nothing more loieigu
jo their minds thin race suicide.
'II...- ..." !...? ?-l. l '
iivjr nn; 111.11 u III III 1 IjrnilUt
si in pi v knocks tin* sucks oil of * *f >is>
X," "tiphly horse power," or am
tiling else even gotten up to make a
fellow a fool. Just, pour some into
that h If in y >11 r face, noil you'll lea
l.ovliii^ maniac in schedule iuie.
.-'ome even claim that "it will make a
Huyi.e II. Rice, wno resigned to ar
ced. the a pp. iintmeu*j of Ciovormx
Ansel on the State ooard 'if educat ion.
Mr. llice has been a member of the
County board for a numhr of yen's,
ain,! u hile his friends regret thai he
will !> no longer connected will the
educational affairs of the county, they
arc glad thai he will lill the povlion
with ability. Mr. Morgan i> a imminent
at torino of the Aiken bar and
is well fitted to lili a plac; <>:i l he
county board.
Champion Snake Mayer.
Mr iaiiies Wiiigard, of this cllj.
nas me rec ?ru it u Mayor oi latticsuukos.
LUc-nlly ho lias Killed so von
on his promises
l.lqoors Bought.
(>;i Friday the c unity b u'd ofo-?:.tlolinot'o
inspect llio w 1?:-?!.*?> sam
pics and buy I ho stock of liquors fm
tliecoioinn q-Kirl-T. About scvotiLj
five h <is were su-bmitted fur the salo
of whiskey to tlie county dis|v.:n-..ry
The aw iriis iiav ; not yet h -c 1 m ol
Fin? Estate I rnnaferred.
Mr. William II. itaroird, one of
A ikon's winter cot L af i> lias in i lo a
deed of hi.s line estate; in this city to
his wife Mrs. l.illio !\ liarnaid, 'or
miter's Gra
isands of dollars worth of lat
jpared as never before to sen
bei
idcloths
Oi
roadclolhs. popular shades, val- vaiu
Oi
Broad Cloths and Venetians, vahi
Be
3H
Bed Sets 30
t r?o, -to 00, *?; 50, $7 50 and
Iv
owels 10
ill tw such values at as low prices,
19c at l-Jc lOi
values, at 19c. -5c and 'He v.,i,,
.'S, at 10c, 15c, 19c, 25c, 5 >c
Gloves 1?
buy your (5 loves of us We've oot
ee clasp gloves at, $ I, #1 25, $t 50
>ulton gloves in black, white and hi
mat
Lai
FEATHER BOAS AND ^
MUFFS AT B
POPULAR PRICES Jf
rabbit spit in si bulldog's face." Rise
land sing that grand old melody, " The
|( Id cow crossed the road"?complete
| ia thirty two verses, without va- p'
| nation.
j SENATOR TILLMAN SOON TO
i SRliAK AT ORANGEBURU UP- I
ON RACIi QUESTION
| . | of
The hospital associat i >n of l?range-:S(
burn lias cxto ded an invitation to 1 st
senator lb K. Tillman to deliver an s*
uldress at that city, the proceeds of [ w
(dmission to b; applied to improve-;
! inents at the hospital. '
i Soicil or Ti 11 m a ?? will !..? ? nw. .... ( *? *". '
rare question, and a number of rep- 'Ji
liable cil i/.-.mis 'f I rauucblir?, botli l!
j wlul.? an I black, deplore Uic luct 1
11 hat such a subject has been decided
upon 11 is believed that this theme J
will cause ill feelinu between the ra jl'
ee%, at.(I ii is sincerely re^rcted in t'
'some quarters that a alibied of this n
11lilturc has been cliost n.
|d,
HAUNWI; !.l. MAN ASSASSINATED. it
i
Mr. 11. Friendly Weeks a prominent i II
business man of bnrnwell comity vas |
j assiis inaled in I is loom^uver his store ! ^
Saturday niuitt. The assassin not away ;
and the crime wusu il discoverd until j
Sunday moruiii^. , Oi
AII his money was found intact in lib
. Ai nil I l.ii nw.ins* ,.l?....l? I ? ?
i uu<>>, i.i iv, i iiuiuuv.iiixnii!); '' p w 111 11 IS
UwioUs. I ,
I P
1*01.101: RAID (iAMiiLINM JOINT'
IN COLUMBIA l?
a
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A gambling j .mt above < rocciit rest|
auranL was raided Mu.d.iv morning c
|.Hid us a leuull six men are umlir L%
! arrest and t be |*atv.l>lin^ paraphernalia ?:
'of the place confiscated.
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LilRA\I.N(ill\ I DRV.
?
Mil miiigl'utn Ala , < >ci. 2S. Jt I7er
soil eoun i y. alter one ot the holiest ea.n
paigns in iL history, has none dry. The
city of Hi ruling ham gave a maj jrity of
.(20 against pi jlnb. lio.i.
The leal me ut the election was the .
presence ol thousands ol women and
c i dreii ai. the p ill. I hey paraded the j
| si iccts with banners, satiK hynuis and e
pleaded with voters and it is beleived
tiat li'ey played an important a at" I in ^
eair>iiiK' li e comity for proh biiion.
The vote east was Liu' largest ever
reennied in the courtly. ,\
Rev. -S it Zimmerman Dead.
I l>e\.S. II. Znnieerinan. financial vv
ii^enl of Llie Columbia college, uied at
-: !*? this morning, after a pinnacled ,,
illness at l is home in Colninb'a.
a
Sliealy- Lindlcr.
h
j At fin* parsonage of St. Peter's | st
| (Piney Woods) ch'ircli. ()at *A"l btu7 I
Charlie K. Liirlkr and IJessio i JSIiua
y were uiiiU-d in llie ImiikIs of h >1}
wedlock liev. K J. S.?\, olllcialii)/. ol
11
Major-Mill's. i,
Mr. Paul J. Minis and Miss litsskL.
Major, of Lec^vilk', were lutnicu .
I on Sunday. Ucl. He v. M.M , c<
j Krahhatn (lliciutintf.
' " TJIU MERRY MII.K MAIDS ' y
." ! i s K ?yal Miannonhouse, with Miss (j
Julia IlaltiwuniM'i as her aee.iiiimlUi>..n
!.u.d I .ul.ldi aucum panist, is busy >
lei ajiun^ ami ?ii Hliiu' alarms coru*ri?* ,,
.<( our ynun^ people, i n 1.1 io end ol
ltiinuin^' otii on the statfe of our opjra |,
lion?* ' i in- very bright anil beaut iful
i pcrcita Toe .Merry Milkmaid* " j.
>i i lie benci it of I runt y church.
I lie o|?i i i (a i> |f.i) u<id loviny and
lii : did li sides Iliic loctl laiem i
'?w<> 01 three uc Miipll.iheil -?innoi.>. from !
'?>ii i n do >v il likr part, uutablv
l( i li l.'oot.er, ot bat esbu ix, sopr.iu , ' |1(
and Mi A I v i ii liiiin^Uin ul (J iliimbiu, il
tenor 'The Merry M i Ik m.uds.' aiII
ne perio.nied before I lie public, very *l
prob:.bly the second week of N'ovun c|
' tier. ?ftdgefield Chronicle. b?
nd Array <
e styles in Dry Goods, Not
'eyou. We wili inaugural
tter goods for your money
Silks;
c unler black and colored, plain an
ics no to ti. at oOu
le counter olack and plain, plaid si
ics up to # 1 ir>. at 1
>mii't & Co 's Sultana black Taffetas. 21
inch w ide a' $1 50
inch black Taffeta, worth 11.25 at $1.
Spreads
mv stock white spreads. 100 worth #1.20
0 worth fl 75 at $1 25
j worth k'l oo at $ .50
Cashmere Gloves
j Do/.; i ladies b'uck an 1 colored Cashn
ies at 2.">c and 50o.
Embroideried Haunt
l'iecivs white Wool silk embroideried I
to $1 per yard at &Pc
Furs
ik' siock an kiihis oi '>iik uoiiars, Stole
c!?,
dies and Misses extra quali
^.L.Hui
BANES FAILED j'
ECAUSE OF THE GREAT FLURRY jj
AMONG WALL STREEr !
GAMBLERS
New Yoik lias been having a laste
high finance f.?r the la-it ten da ys.
?me of the bubles on wiueli Wall
reel flourishes exploded and as a c in
q mice a number of small banks
hieli bid 1 >aned money on the bub
!es went to the wall. The larger
inks and trust, e mi panics were saved
y Morgan and l'ockefeller advancing
:piii I rge sum*
rresldenl K >o cvclt's Man Friday
onrlelyou, a so went, to the aid of
le gamblers aim helped them out of
n- trouble. Toer wai great excite
milt f ir several d iys.
'J he institutions which close.I its
i)ors Friday, w.th the sums due depos
or were:
The I'llileU vLates Mxelmni??? UniiL
laiU'iii. ttOD.GOO.
Internal umal Trust Company, about
X) oo i.
The Horou?h Hank of Mrooklyn,? 1,#0
Hi.
The Brooklyn Hank,Si,:H)o.<H)0.
The First Nat ionai Hank, of Hrook
;u, fa.MK) ,UOO.
The First ; National Hank of Hrook
m, the Williamsburg Trust Company
iid the International Trust Company
'ore allied institutions None ??f tlnse
joinpanies had anv inui iruint l?ii?in?c
tilted ion will llie larger bank
hieli are rcpiesentuti ves of the city's
nancial af ins. Several lar^ it rusis
jaipinios hid yoiie up before Friday,
EDGEFIELD NEWS.
Irs W. L Dunovent is vsitintf her
auyliLcr in Columbia llus week .
Miss Minie Hoe is visiting her sisber,
I rs ll.ibi.r I Mabry in Al.bev'lle.
Miss \ iieiu.i Addison will spend rcvrul
weeks with relutivosiin Columbia
MrS. Mc'iowan Simkins went lolhe
tale Fair ibis week.
Mr. David L Walker tlic father
Irs. N. (1. Fvansdied in Macon. C*. >
eLeber - lib.
Hun. J. () Patterson of Hannrell 'i
'.is a recent visitor to Kdgeticld.
llev. J. P. Murges-. attended tlu; anual
session of the Sout h Carolina
ynud i" Aii.icrson this week.
Mrs. K Iwur.l Jones of Columbia has
ecu visii intf Mrs. F. F. Mnscleyforij
r veral day-.
Cap!. 1$. II Tillman Jr. of the
; 1^. li.-ld Kilh'swill resign as Captain
f the company on 'Iliursday night ,
\siig to the fact that lie will sum
?ave lor \\ a>hi:i^lou to he absent for
evciul months.
Cel. James II. Ti.lm?.ti attended
jiirt in (Jreenwood last week.
Ml?s Sara l.ee N.orralla popular j
puntf sv nn in of Trenton was married I,
Wednesday morning in the Chapel of 1
>ur SuMour at l i' iiton to Mr. Hetli* !
antelons of tliis city. lie v. Ilcyal 1
hainidiiliouse pei form d the cere
lony.
\l ? A I - - -
? I "nan ^.I'liuei will in i?<e Ciluiu
i.i Ins li-niie 1.1 th ; In urc.
(ion. M. itiii |, r attended tin ''
tate Fair tin, Wt.f!<
TDK HOLY FLY. i
jl i
Helen was watching soiik Hies on I]
u; W lll<!oW-J?.l in', site c.tllt'M lii
er iimt tier: "Al.nn.t conic au.l see if1
IIS Is l ilt; Ij jShIii ||y!"' j, i
' l li j l> isoiii I ly cln <l' W Ii;it kind ol i,,
fly is tli.il?"
"(Mi, I tin one. ' I icy nb MIL 111 j
itiivu liisl Mnnlay l.ct inc lo 111.)
,.suin I i) '?Fx. I'(
of High 01
ions and Ready-to.wear scoo
te Monday a GRAND SPEC
than its possible to j?et any
Cc
id figured silks, A. cliolce colloi
hip ? in plains, pi:
id fancy colors, 64 in. Panama.
i )r*j counter ?r>0
In.wide at $1.25 44c.
One counter, vi
Greatest variet
ialfl. gust a, Kxtraord
100 new style f?
at $*> '*0
nero Gloves', U.-? black and co
ils
Kiannel.v, worth Dainty Filmy 1
s and Miilis to Justin bv e\i
neckwear, bows,
Ity Winter Underwear at fi
nter Dr
wmmtrnm H'hib
aiOGE SPp& NEWSRid
ire Sprin/, Oct. "21 ?O i a re ?ont
Sunday, in r.li j abwnr ? of Mi pw.or.
He v. .1 II. K I wards, wli > was c indue t j
ina revival m?e.Minr :il. Si SIpv.mi'v :
Rev. W .**. Wilkius of Columbia j
preached a stirring and impressive
sermon on the laymen's movement in [
the baptist chinch here.
Mrs, tilass Ins been spending a week
with her cousin, Mrs. Ctiloe Carvvilo.
Mrs. Keith and Miss Erunsnn have
been spending some days at l)r.
iti unsor.'s
C??l. It. M. Wats in is spending the
week at. the fair, and is the yuesi ol '
M r, Tom Williams.
hir. Hudson Jordan has r.oid his
meat and m Dcery t>uslne.s. to Mr
Carle Sawyer and has gone to open a
similar business it> North Ann isla.
Mr. Jesse Tiinmorman returned
several days atto from Greenville
where he attended tin- federal court.
The first number in our lycetini
course, a inusicil entertainment hy
\l :
.< i i r>j\i r utr./iiri.n "nr. v>d> U IVI'll '
last Saturday evening ami was vrreai ly
enjoyed l>y a ?od utul appreciated
audience.
OKLAHOMA TO BE ADMITTED
NOV. 1G. i
Washington, Oct. 20?President Koosvcll
will issue the proclamation admit
;ing t he new State of Oklahoma on sat
'.unlay, Xnvemb-r hiriext. The constitution
vvas former'y placed in I. is hand
by Cloverner Frant/. and a large delaigation
at 11 o'clock this in >rning.
le:svilles' new bark
The Peoples Hank of Leesville opened
this morning under the most favorable
circumstances. The cipilal stock
iv' s-loo.OOd and its olTicers and direct
t>?K are well known all over tins country
for their integrity. Dr E. J. Ktliere
tge one of I.eesvilles progressive cii
i/.ens president and W. Aug. ^hcaly
its cashier, Mr Snealy is known to
every man woman and child fur miles
around and his popularity and tnoi<,ugliness
every body knows. The bank
v\il! have a savings departmeut and
there is but little doubt i: will grow
withtaucs. The directors an* all na v
ed in Hi bina &dvertismcnt in auotliei
place on tins page.
PROGRESSIVE PAPER j
!Last Stinoay the Augusta Herald was
indeed a credit not only to the ciiy
nf Auwusta l> it. t,o every in 11 c mnecivd
with the paper. Sunday's issue contained
fifty six columns of Wood up to
' late spicy reading matter and as neat
as wee in come at. it uhoilt 75 or So col>.?f
advert'.smut's f??r any paoer to re ceive
litis patroiiape from its home
people in ?st assuredly goes to show
i hat tliev have perfect faith in it as
am adve lisin^ medium.
ECHOES OF THl FAIR
-A mong the exln >its at tlie Tri -(' >un
'.v 1<air was that ol Mr. It. I'. Whit
head Ills assortment of >nft drinks
were beautifully arranged iu'n a py ra
mid an I the glassy hollies, with t heir
ait tractive labels made a very fine show
I'm indeed.
M J. It IViw of Wards S C. exhin
ited seine very line specimen of " I'it j
(lime" chickens n <1 earritd oil' two
ii rst and two see md pnz Mr. I'ow's
'iKlitcrs arc miIo all ever the 1'nited
M 41 f.S.
CREENE ANl) <iA YNOK LOSE
Moiittfoinprv Ala. Oct Utf ? 15. I>. and
Solm I-'(Jayncr, contractirs, who ?\eiv
imii' ictcil ? f defrauding Hie K(,v<'r"
luent oni of a laive sum of money.
\*cle denied a relieai i k 1 >y the Unit.!
ed Male* Circuit < Uni t of App-ils
unless the defence p oenres a aril f !
certiorari from the United Si... . ?. I
prcmo ' uurl the defendants will have
to spend four >oars in the penitentiary
besides payidtf a heavy fine
lirecne and <i,ivn >r were conv ioted ( f
frauds in collection with harbor improvements
Savannah ?'a. 'I' ey are!
now ejiifined at Micjii (Ja,
1 I
'
ass Dry (
ds during the past week
:1AI- CASH VALUE SAL
where else than at Hunt
doted Dress (ioods
:t!o? of all the newest weave? and c
lids and mixtures up to, per yard $2 J
value $1.23 at $100
pieces, wool biiltinu, values up to
nines up to $ I 00 at 50c,
lilack Goods.
v or weaves and textures ever seen in
inary values al from, per yard .Vie to
Silk Petticoats
ill ruffKs in black and colors, wortl
lors, our $12 50 number cut to $lo 00
Silk Scarfs
jcauties, plain and fancy, at from $1
Neckwear
yross one of the nobbiest lines of 1
jabots, scarfs, etc. 25c to to ys
om, jfer garment 25c to i
y Good
SAVE
YOUR
FEE'I
Have you ever thought
how much your feet liave
to do. If. not st< p and
t liiuk: 'Mien in just ice to
them, don't you think you
shou d buy shoes that are
comfort/ bio and dry, and
at the smie time flexible
and Hi ?uy?h. Hamilton
brown Shoe Co. shoes
that we sell weat innjf and
and are comfortable, and
have the style and finish
that others try to copy,
(iet the original.
E. V.
CULLUM CO.
OFFICER OBEYED ORDERS
"Join at Once," Orders of Superio
are Carried out Promptly.
A smart young officer belonging t<
a cavalry corps in India was sent oi
sick leave to the convalescent statioi
of Simla, and, while recovering lii:
health among the hiiis there, was rob
bed of his heart and in return eaptl
vated the charming thief. The yorr.j
fellow proposed and was accepted
and with all possible dispatch tin
weding day was fixed. Rut the co'.onc
of the expectant bridegroom's l'Ogi
meat was strongly opposed to the lieu
tenant marrying, and telegraphed a:
uiincn.uiii? join in once 10 uic anna
ous sub.
The chagrined soldier handed tin
peremptory message to his fair one
She glanced Ht it and then, with a be
coining blush of sweet slmiplieity, rc
marked:
"I am more f an glad, dear, tha
your cole"" : ? approves of you
choice !i ;i what a hurry he is in fo
1' wedding. 1 don't think I can b<
leudy quite so soon, but I'll try, for
of course, the colonel must be obey
ed."
"nut you don't seem to understani
the telegram, sweetheart," said tin
lieutenant. "It upsets every plan \v.
have ma le. You see, he says, "joii
at once.' "
"Certainly, ho does, dear," replied
the lady, looking up with an arc!
smile. "but it is you who don't soon
to understand it. When the oolonc
says 'join at once,' what does ho moar
but got married immediately? Wha
else, indeed, can he possibly mean?"
"What else, indeed, darling?" do
lightedly exclaimed the ardent lover
rejoeing in the naw reading, whirl
he received with the utmost alacrity
So is hours had scarcely passed be
fore the colonel received the following:
"Your orders have been earriet
o :t. We were joined at once."?-Lou
don World.
Physical Degeneracy.
Interesting fncis regarding th(
question of physical degeneracy h
England have been furnished by oh
tailor measurements. A firm in th
north i?f I.Swr hi o.l loiu /tomi * h
mw. ?u v#i uiiHiuim nun wuUJJ'iiH U LIU
measurements for clothing made Iwi
generations ago with those of to-day
the results going up show that ohor
and hip measurements arc now tlirei
inches on the average more than the*
were sixty years ago. The same eon
elusion is reaehod by tin* experience
of tlie ready-made clothiers who, 1
Is said nearly always find that tin
j resent-day wearers of clothing re
Quire distinctly larger sizes than the.
ancestors.
Featiicrs of the Hen.
A unique feather guessing routes
was recently conducted by a com
pauy manufacturing feed for poultry
Five hundred dollars In prizes wai
offered for the best guesses as to tin
number of feathers on a hen. Tht
first prize was $100. Thousands o
guesses were rereived ineli.ain.? 0.v~,
amusing ones. One person, who wni
probably looking for some "catch"
scheme, estimated "none at all.'
Many estimates In the hundreds o
thousands were received, several ir
tho millions, tho highest estimate be
|ng (100,060,017. The collect uuiubel
tiiUiXli to t>v ??
Joods POPULAR PR
has crowded our store to the
<ti a sale which you'll get mo
ers
Blankets ami
i,or
n. t llir II V * * I'lUlS I'll
H'anketsll 1 4 at *5.29
5c at s,!u ?'u 1- 1 all wool $12.50
Blanket Robes, value at
Blanket Robes value at
Laminated Cotton Coin forts a
Eiderdown Comforts 5.00 to 2j
i:\ 5) Hosier
Kvary st\ 1??. and color a'so L
2 08 Best values In town
i7.50 *
Tailor Suits, Skii
Words fa;l us to describe the l
showing in tliis department.
rf . something new. We want you t
? lo self. Prices guaranteed against
Alteration* free. Fits guarar
Skirts at $5.00
adies Suits *12 50 t.? $if? 0')
Butler grades up to tlie finest
51.50
I Co. AUi3L
; SUT1S TRAIN TO STANDSTILL* '?
After Which the Rhinoceros Ambled \
Away t4 the Jungle. [
From Zanzibar, equatorial Kast i
^ Africa, conies tho story of a "eollis- *
Ion" on the Wyanda railway, British !
Fast Africa, that would ho possible I
nowhere else on earth, says the Now I
! York Woe Id.
A huge bull rhinoceros rushed out
of the bush and charged at full speed ' c
I the so-called "up-mixed" train, which j,
was slowing down, February 14th, as 1
i it approached the station Sultan ^
Haruond, 218 miles from Mentha; a. ti
on the coast, where th.? road starts, y
ft was still dark, just before day- ^
light. The train was travel:'.:?- eight f(
or ten miles an hour wl.en the iut'UT a
luted pachyderm attacked it on tho n
name, l'orliapx the brute hail p
' been aroused from sleep by the groat- ! ^
er monster, whose one big shining j,
eye nearly blinded him. Ilut tho .
rhinoceros, lord of that region, ear- r
lng nothing for the huge bulk of the ^
unknown Intruder, hurled himself n
upon it. B,
The engineer felt a series of
shocks, of which the first was so * io- jf
lent as to throw two passengers from ly
their Bleeping berths to the floor.
The train was stopped and the pas- j C(
senders turned out, most of them in |_
their "robes of night" and some of C)
them badly seared.
^ The "rhino" was discovered about w
100 yards down the track. Tho im- a
part with the train bad felled l'.r. V(
' but had not cooled bis rage. Slow- g,
ly he raised himself and stood d> -p
r flantly shaking his head. w
| Some of th& more "sportir.g" pa7- ?(
! sengers got tlteir rifles and op< nod w
V fire on the rhinoceros. Hut tho 1 ht p,
1 whs uncertain, and probably tbA t^,
1 | mighty beast was not hit. Slowly h
4 { returned to the jungle, and was 1 <
'* I to sieht.
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"| Ho did not escape unharmed from |
' tho strange encountir, for plrees t.l ,w
' I his thick skin wcro found adhering
r'i to tlio train. Put tho fierceness of L]
' his assault smashed tho online step r,
asd splintered tho inch and a hall C(
thick footboard of the fir. t cutIiir?. n(
Life on the Eganda railway, which
i penetrates tho very darkest Africa, 1; ^
always sufficiently exciting. Wh n the R|
* road was building in 1SU9 man eating |5
lions pursued the native laborers w'.tn B(
* , much appetite. The laborers refused
" | to work until a stockade was built
around thoin. Nevertheless the hen
' gry lions carried off several men, in n
r eluding a European railway official. s
t. xporieiiee tn Interior ct Kutaio. P
An Engl.siiwua.an i .uiug in the u
I interior of hnssia thu? <..-.scribes let w
housei,! ei ii??: expel :.i . . "As u.oi. i T
sugar is u: obtainable on the steppes. o
one is obliged 'o 1 real; up a huge n
" two pound or tkre >pound lump into s
1 pieces and crush in a pestle and in or U
j tar. 1 believe that churns may bo pro
| cured in b.g town;, but they wouut be
] v?*r> oxp nsive, and tho English re: i;
dent, in country villages, who do not h
car? lor the smoke li.ivoivd Cossack r
| butter, make thoii o\. n by shaking p
in.iin in ? u. : IIIH4 if. i no *. < act; i)
servants are < , i il laundry women n
though their v. -hint appliances are tl
' somewhat priniit.ve; they use large ,1
1 low wooden troughs to wash the st
' clothes in nml boil them in opjti
" 1 boilers. The system of mar.Kline it:
| rather curious! fist, they wrap thr
things carefully around a woode: ^
roller, kk .i p.a.-try pin, then press .
it up and down a borrl scov. d with
nicks, lonely laid < . the i i?! . Ci .
6e((iienlly. this main s a r! titer, r.i. : ? 1 !"
? donfiiii'g, if lest irri; at pig, Ih t!:; !
f ' , r , , i i
! tliil el it i sip'i nil 4,1 l..i. I ! ;' .11 lu.ing..'
j | Although the summer,; ai'i int :i- -ir
9j hot in C< aaelc land, yot the ir.la
a tre.-is of tin hou hold lits iron
ble to keep i. i\ and other !. ?d?
sweet tl.t re l' an i'i Mi: ' n :1. 1\1
every iiouse aii ve the i : .k of ,\>i ^
( tago lias it. icoliot v.hieh i? re ^
filled during the la.or . .rt of the
1? i
' winter Willi huge blocks <t ic?.
brought, perhaps, many ni.hu. across
j1 the fro/on steppe from d.-tirt laki ft
nr riv<*r in tlw? i.?*ii.?/^i? ?
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Newspapers In Paris. h
There arc about a hundred and 1 d
fl'ty daily newspapers in Paris. Some l>
of them have enormous circulations. t]
1 According to llgures ?iven in the rur- f]
r?nt number of the "M.'/eure do v
France." the "Petit Parish n" lias a j o
1 sale of 1.5OO.000; "I.e Journal." 7p
2 000; "J.o Petit Journal," 800,000, anil a
* tbo "Matin," 400,000.
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Quick Multiplication.
i A salmon lias been Known to pro'dure
10,000,000 e>r?s in one season;
'I some female spiders produce 2,0i>0 to
ft eggs. A queen bco has produced ioo,- tli
?j ooo eggs in a season. One pair of rab* t:i
jbits can bccoiiie multiplied in four jin
I years into 1,250,000. 'ol
~
limit. We arc
re and i|
I Comforts [3
out that lut or 100 $7. OU
valiin at $M.50 |jjl
t ii.oo and op. fijj
ilack, white at from loc to jj&j
ts and Cloaks ft
aeauty and variety of our wS
E/ery express brings us MH
o come and see for your- ^3
' ali markets BS
iteeel. Special Coats $5 00
brought to the State. H
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J POULTRY I
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GREEN FEEDS FOR FOWL8. /
I Furnishes Considerable Amount
Nutritive Material.
The groeu feeds which are Justly
ousidered so important add to tho
alatability of the ration, furnish a
onsiderablc amount of nutritive maerial,
and undoubtedly help to main- V
aiu hens in good condition. The New
ork State station recommends for
bis purpose tho more nitrogenous
rage plants such as clover, alfalfa,
nd immature grasses. "These feeds
lso contain more of tho needed lime
ban do grains." It must be rememnrod
that fowls are not fitted ?o doend
too largely upon bulky feed and
li!i? *
v??w nun 01 grain in the
ation must always bo fairly large,
iceording to Prof. Wheeler, another
nd very important reason, which is
onietinies overlooked for using such
xji'.s as young clover, fresh or dried,
i the effect on the color of the egg
oik. He says:
"ICggs from hens which are fed only
crlain grain and animal substances
enorally have yolks of a pale yellow
>lor. This is often objected to by
lose who have a preference for eggs
ith darked, orange-colored yolks,
ho liberal feeding of fresh or dried
aung clover, alfalfa, or grass will
sncrally insure the deeper coloration,
lie cause of this frequent lack of
hat may bo considered the normal
pllow color of the egg yolks is not
ell known, Hut the occurrence of the
lie col r can lie generally prevented
y attention to t'.io food."
The above facts are illustrated by
le results of a test at the station in
hlch four lots of liens were fed alike
icccjit that no hay nor green feed
as given to one, while the others
ad different amounts of clovor hay
Iternating with green alfalfa. The
jgs showed marked differences In
dor. Those laid by the hens having
o green feed hud yolks of a light
lade. the color increasing in lntcnty
with the proportion of hay or
roen foed in the ration. The greenh
tint of the white also varied, but
at so regularly.?Farmers' Voice.
ouange urnamcnt.
A great globe ornamented with the
ip.p of the earth has been carved in
ton ? to decorate the estate of an eo
entric Englishman at Swanagc. It
tands overlooking the sea. and is viaDie
for quite a distance. One may
,-alk about it and study it in detail,
'he plain surfaces, such as the
ceanj lakes and deserts, are decora t?
d with scriptural texts, which are
apposed to apply especially to the
Dcnlity tliey occupy. .1
Glue as Hair Oil.
A southern cotton planter had on
is plantation a little boy In buttons
at ten j^jun.' sain ony afternoon"
ointed to a bottle on hi;-, master's
nr* an, and said; "Mars Channing,
m dat hair oil?" Mercy, no, Sam,
yl'tc," said the planter. "I guesa
ass why I can't git ntali cap off,"
lid Sam, thoughtfully.
Broiled Steak.
Take a loin of flank steak, dip fir
oiling water until meat turns white,.
irvo a tablespoon of lard and butter,.
alf and half?melt in a flat pan, lay
leak in grease and then put It on
roller, In- . to with grease as. you turn,
teak, which mm t he very few niin
i es If you broil o^er coal v crinkle
little salt on coal*, it w 11 prevent
no urii pings inw ami sconr-ang
steak. After tho moat is done, sr.lr
ind popper to taste, pou~ rest t>f
110]tod grease over and serve on a
lot platter, garnished with fried pHa*
oes and parsley.
Cold Cream.
No toilet table is complete withoutJar
of colli cream made irf c:' of
lilto poppy, four ounoi <; oil of allonds.
two ounces; white wax, onealf
ounce; balsam of Peru, two
rapes. Melt the wax. add the oils and
oat tog ther until they form a cream,,
hon add tho h ilsam and lastly a litlo
rosownter This Is an emollient
rhicb may ho used with good effect
nee or twice a week, after the hath,
r\ tfltUon nn/1 ooff f?!l f Itn )l n nd J nool/
I# Willi* II .11111 . * <> <1.1, IIUV U
n<l arms.
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How the dhioctan Lives.
The Thit?< ian houses are from two
i thro."* stories in height. In winter,
io Thil?* "an lives below alongside Of
if animals and fodder, atid in sumer
he sleeps in loosely-built booths
! poplar brunches on tho roof. ' i
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