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iflKLUM OF LABOR OF THK M KTHOD18T l'UKAOHGR9 IN THIS STATU NEXT YKAll. Appointments Made by the Fouth Carolina Conference at Its Re. cent Annual Session. The following aro the appointments made by the South Caroltua Conference at. ha recent annual cession in Columbia: ANDKHSON DISTRICT J. S. B^iulev, Presiding Elder. St. Johr's?It. S. Truesdale. West. Kud?W E Wiggins. Orrvllle?G. E. Edwards. Antrerllle?Supplied by II. W. Shealy. rv ,^.1 J- T m T* jLsunitiaH?j. i\.. iiPRra Lowndcsvlllf.?l). M. Abney. MoQorinick?J. M Fldy. Mi. Oarmel?J. W Bailey. Pelzsr?It. "N. Bsrbfr. Pendleton?i W. Henry. Starr?K F Soo^irlDs. Serrot?'J. L. McCain. TownvlDo?Supplied by J. M. Bryer.t. Walhalla?J. C. Yorgue. Westminster?G T. Harmon, Jr. Wllll&mston Gt.- It C. H juWuro. WiHimston and 11 iton?It. L Ilolroyd: G. T. Harmon Sunernumorary. CI1ARLK8TON DISTRICT. R. Herbert Jones, Breading 10'der. Allendale S avion?T. G. O'Dell. Appleton?J. T. Peeler, lleaufort and Pert ltoyal?A. It. "Watson. Bethel Ct.?J. It. Copeland. Black S#?mp?J. B- Campbello. Charleston. Bethel?J. G. Beokwltb. Trlnltv?W. I. Herbert. Spring St. -G. P. Watson. Cumberland?S. T. Creooh. Mt. Pleasant- L. I). Gillespie. Ehrhardt?T. L. B lvin. Hampton?G. It. Shaffer. Hendersonville?H. 1!. llardv. Rldgelancl?Jobn M annie#. Hound O?S. I). Vaugban. Smo&ks?J. II Sojourner. South ll*inpoou?W. T. Beden* baugh. Walterborc?J. L. Daniel Ycuuk's Island?Supplied by W. A. Wlmberly. Charleston Port Sooloty?P. A. Murray, Chaplain. Student in Vanderbllt University ?P. 0. Garrls. C0KB8UU11Y DISTRICT. W. T. Duncan, ProsidlnK Eldor< Abbeville?J. 0. Roper. Butler?O. L. Dultmt. Cokesbury?G. It. Whitaker. Greenwood, Main St.?M. B. Kelly. Greenwood and Abbeville Mills?J. M. Lawson. Klnardg?D. P. Boyd. Newberry: Central?B. M. Grler. O'Nealle St. and Mollohon?J. T. Miller. Newberry Gt.?A. H. Best. Ninety Six?E. T. Dodges. Parksville?R. It, Doyle. Phoenix?J. E. Strickland. Prosperity?H. W. Wbitaker. Prlnoeton- J. L. Ray. Saluda?R W. Humphries. Verdery?E. P. Green. Waterloo?W. E. Barre. wtntmire?Foster Speer. Lander College?Jno. O. Willson. 'v President. Student In Vanderbilt University ?J. B. Ktlgore. COLUMBIA DISTRICT. H. B. Browne, Presiding Elder. Aiken?W. J. Snyder. BateBburg?A. J. Cauthen. Columbia: Washington St,?P. F. Kllgo. Main St.?A. N. Brunaon. Green St.?B. R. Turnipseed. Grauby?J. T. Macfarlane. Brooidand?Suppllod by J, G. IIol ley. Edgewood?C, E. Peele. Edgeflold?Marvin Aull. Fairlield?J I. Splnks. Gilbert?J. K. Inablnet. Granlfcevllle?J. N. Wright. Lexington?A. S. Leslie. Lexington Fork?E. A. Wayne. North August??J. L. Stokes. Johnston?J. W. Ariail. LeesvlUe?M. M. Brabham. Ridge way?O. N. Rauntree. Wagener?Supplied by I. N. Stone. Warrcnvllle?Supplied by D. R Roof. Wateree?Supplied by W. D. Patrick. Columbia College?W. W. Daniel, President; S H. Z mmerman, Agent. Epworth Orphanage?W. R. Wharton, Superintendent. Paine Coliegu?G. W. Walker, Prea ldent. Assistant Sunday School Editor? L. F. B^aty. Conference Missionary Secretaries ?P. F. KllLrn n. R _ . _ jLfi Ai&urvuci FLORENCE DISTRICT. W. P. Meadore, Presiding Elder. BennoUsvlllee?M. W. Hook. Bennottsvllle Gt.?A. T. Danlap. BrigbtHvllle?P. B. Ingraham. Garte/Bville?Supplied by J. E. Taylor. (J her aw?B. C. Murphy, Oheraw Ct.?Supplied by F. S. Hook. Ohesterfleld?J. T. Stevenson. | Olydt?J. B. Weldon. Darlington: Trinity?P. B. Wells. Epworth and Lumber?Supplied by H. O. Bethea. Darlington Ot.?J. R. T. Major. Florenoe?T. E. Morris. Hartsvllle?B. J. Gums. Jefferson?R. A. Rouse. Lamar?A. R. Phillips. Liberty?D. H. Everett. Marlboro?J. L. Mullinnii. * f ^ va % MoOoll Mills?Supplied by Hamlin Kthtredfje. C South Florence?Supplied by W. O. Glraton. r Tlmmonnvllle?E. W. Maaon. UHKBNV1LLK DISTRICT K P. Taylor, Presiding Elder. Clinton? "W. H. Hodgea. Euloy?R M. Duhrse. Fountain Inn?G. II. Wendell. Ora*> Court?J. F. Anderson. Greenville: Buncombo St.?W. M Durosn. St. Paul'*?W. It. Vaugghan. Hampton Ave,?A. K. Drivers. West Greenville and Monaghan?N. G. Bailenger; one to be supplied. Strops n and Pop?J N. Isom. , Greenville Ct. J. F. AttawayG'eer'a?C. 13. Burns. Laurens: Churoh?J D. Orout. , Laurens Ct.?.Supplied by A. A. rr Itt. North Pickens?Supplied by Samuel McOnrty Plokens?I) D Jones. Piedmont?S. T. Bleokman. South Greer?J G lluggln. Traveler'". Rest?It F. Bryant. West K*slP7?J It Walker. MARION DISTRICT. E O. WaLon, Presiding: Eldor. Blenheim?W. S. Mirtln. Britfcon's Ncok?Supplied hy B. A. EiV?. Brownsville?W. M 1 arden. Bucksvlllo?G. P Penny. Centenary?W. A. Bttts. Conway?G, G Leonard. Ojnwuy Ct.?J. C Davis. Olio?F. II. Shnl?r Dillion?W. "* oT^Klrkland; J. A Campbell, Supernumerary. . D'llioa Millt.?Supplied by J. M. Gai que. Gallivants?Supplied by W. G. Kelly. LattaJ. W. Spanke. Lvtta Ot?.?W. R IDVer. Lottie Rock?E- K. Moore. Lorls?AT. W. Godbold. Marion?M. L. Carlisle. ( Marlon Gt.?Supplied by J. II. I Brown. ' ] Mu'.lios?W. L Wait. < Mulllns Ob.?Dove Tiller. t North Mulllns?S. K. Ruthton. 1 Waccamaw?Allan Macfarlane. 1 Student in Vandorbllt UnWtrslty? ( J. II. Graves. 1 Oonfererv.e Secretary of Education i ?W. G. Kirkland. OHiNGKliUllG DISTRICT. J as. W, Kilgo, Presiding Eider. : Batobarg Station and Mills?Peter Stokes; one to be supplied by J. G. Thomas.- ^ Branchville?E. n. Btokman. Barnwell?R. A. Yongue. Cameron? A. 0. Walker. 1 Denmark -J. B. Traywlok. Eiisto?L. E. Wiggins. Ellorte?J. W. Neely. F Art Motto?E. Hodges. Langley?G. M. Peeler. Norway?J. A. Graham. Orangeburg; St. Paul's?L. P. MoGee. Orangeburg Mills?Supplied by N. F. Jaokson. Ornnyoburwr Ofc.?G. W. Davis. Orange?W. P. Dukea. Jkiovtbttvllle?W. 0. Owen. Springfield?J. L' Tyler; M. M, Fergueon, Supernumerary. St. Matthews?J. H. Thaoker. Swansea?L. K. Gault. ltOUK 1IILL DISTRICT. It. E Stackhouse, Presiding Elder. Blaokstook?H. M Singleton. Chester?M. L. Banks. Chester Ot. A. E. Iloller. East Chester?Supplied by S. ,M Jones. E'st Lancaster?E M. McKlsslck. Fort Mill?W. M. Owlngs. niokoTv Grove?J. C. Counts. Lancaster?R. E Turn 1 paced. Lancaster Ct.?W. C, Winn. Lancaster and Chester Mills?Supplied by O. P. Carter. North Rock II111?W- A. Backham. Rlohbnrg?W. A. Fairoy. Rock Hill: St John's?W. B Duucan. Laurel St.?W. B. Glbion. Ma; (Chester.?Supplied by E Myw*, Rook Ilill Ot.- W. H. Arlail. Vmi Wyok?It K. Sbarp. Winnsboro?Henry Stokes. Yorkville?H. J. Gauther.; S. A Weber, Supernumerary. York Gt ?Supplied by E K. liardin. 8PAUTANBURO DISTRICT. Merion l)?rgan, Pras!ding E Jer Belmont?W W, Williams. H'ack .hurt?0. C Dsrriok. Buffalo nnrt Beth<*' ?J. W. Elkina Clifton and uowpens?J. L Harley. Oampobf^lr.?E Z Jaraes. Chorokee?B. M. R>burtaon. Enorec?J. U. Chandler. GafTney: Buforri Sb.?S. B. Harpr.r. T A r/.Aot Avt/ft CV T D UJiloA ? <jiiuvdiwiiv u 'j. u? TV lIHUUi Gsflaey Ot.?T. B. Owen. Jo esvil.r?D. E. Catriatt. Kclfcon?Supplied by J. G. Farr. Paoolet?T. F. Gibson. ReldvlllcAT. J. White. Santuo? Supplied by R. A. Brook, Spartanburg Central?W. A. Massebeau: W. S. Stokes, Supernumerary. Bethel and Glendale?D. W. Keller. Dunoan and Saxon?J. T, Fowler. Olty Mission?J, W. Shell. Union; Grace?D. M. MoLeod. Green St.?W. B. Justus. Wofford College?R. A. Child, Financial Agent. Southern Christian Advooate?S. A. Nettles, Editor. ( SUMMRRTILLR DISTRICT. J. S, Carlisle, Presiding Elder* j Cadet?J. . White. \ I y ?... * *. ' Oordeavllle?Supplied by J. M. Jnowlea. Cypress?Supplied by W. M. Pattok. Dorohester?W. H. Murray. Georgetown: Duuosn?T O. Herbert. WestE:d?W. P Way. GreeleyvMle?R W. Splgner. Grover?8 O Morris. Harleyvllle?J P. Inabluet. Harper?W II Thrower. JobnaoovlMc?T J. Clyde. Klnprstree Station?J. E. Mahaffey. LakoC'ty Station?8. J, Bethea. MoOllanvMl*?L. K Peeler. Annopolls?C W. Burgess. Providanoe?E A. Wilkes; J. F. Way, Supernumerary. Rldgevllle?IJ. 0. Mouzod. Rime?W. S. O >od win. Suiters?Supplied by J. O. Carro* way. Satrp't?Supnlled hy J. E. Carter. St. George?J M. Steadman. Soranton?W. S. Henry. SumoQenl"*?rT. R. Mills. HUMTKK DISTRICT. II. Vr Biy*?, Preying E der. Bethany?T. W. Mannerly a. BlshopvlVe?C. B Smith. Gamdei?0. O Hubert, n ath Sprlrgs-E P..IIutson. .Jorda i?S. n Booth. Kershaw?A O Jeffooab. Lvnobburg?S O. Cantey. M'.n'i'ni; ? U. Arthur Phillips. TLT ' ? ' ? /a ?LJ , Li 1*306111 auffb. Oiwcwc?D*vld Huoki. Plnewonr?J H Nolaud. Provldeno*?D A. Lv.vlq, Richlaur'?o. S Folder. Santo*?E 8. Jon^s. St. John and R-jmbcrt-?L. L. [nab! not. Sumter: First Ohuroh?J, W Daniel. Magnolia St?8. D Bailey. Transferred to the Western North Carolina Conference?J. A. Peeler. SUrHUANUATEI). G M Boyd, J A Campbell, W A Dlarke, N. B. Olarkson. A M Ohrellz )ertr, R R Dagnall, D D Dvntzler, R It Duffl-), G M Dukes, G W Gatltn, A W Jackson, W W Jones, N K Melion, E M Merrltt, J J Neville, I J dewberry, T P Phillips, J A Porter W 0 Power, Geo H Pooscr J M Beg?.rs, J L S'fiy, A J Stafford, T E Wannamaker, J A Wood, J J Worknan* REM.ARKABUK PHENOMENON. riio Ocean Swallows Dp llrcakwitor at Fort Macon. A speolal dispatoh from Moorohead 31ty, N. C., says Friday afternoon ibout four o'clock Captain Pough, of the Fort Maiton U fa omiiv. - _ w. ? M.VWWU *I1V 0?f 'U|( nu?UiULl was startled to realize tbat the embankments, breakwater and large pier were settling. The breakwater Just in front of the main building has completely disappeared and there is now over 50 feet of water, where only prior to the giving way of the heavy rooks there was three feet above the high water mark. The large wharf in front of the building settled until the water would not let it settle and Captain Pough says this morning there is orer 60 feet of water whore generally there was about eight to ten f :et on an average high tide. Captain Pough oallod his men out, and thoy move everything they oould out of the station, for fear they would all be shallowed up. He says the main building Is all Intaot now but in a dangerous position. lie lost all his wood for the winter tbat was piled along the breakwater. He says there was no shock or anything to attract his attention except the gradual settling of the earth, lie says there are large cracks running on the hills now. The disturbance lasted fully forty minutes, the foundation around the ea^t end of the building has settled about five feet. The citizens here think it WAS caused by the gradual heavy current settling against that1 point of the beaon and bad cut a sub- i terrsnian channel under tbe breakwater and beach. llUACII GRADUALLY SINKING. At live o'clock this evening Iho beach is within two fe?t of the life station, The b^aoh is now gradually sinking, The doors in the main building cannot be olosud. The beach h Jib irlvjn ft ion oWm.V ? ?? ' J ' ?w ?<-?/ awuuu UWU 'QUI nuriQ^ the day. The station and all buildings are ex neoted to r o .vl any time. Klrpharttfl Ate loo Much, Assistant Secretary of tue treasur> Rjynolds is rid of tcur big old elephants which brve berutto bur* den of his life tor sevetal mcctbs. The elephants belong to a shopman who on importir g tnona to this country gavo their value as 12,300. Appraisers drclaved the animals were worth 14 000, and they wort teized. The animals ate so much Ronolds whs driven to dls^air trying to feed them. Finally he leaned tbem tO the showman, nendlna t.h? I r o W?v Vivvijil/U of the cm**, to have the owner ft?od the *lephao?s. The owner has now seithd with the goxenment. Going to Oklahoma. Througn t ao or three state agents Oklahoma land oompinies have lately been doing some active canvassing in South Carolina, and have oaused numbers of restless Carolinians to invest Id Western real estate. In one party, whioh left Tuesdiy for Oklaho* ma to investigate the land offer were the following: Messrs W. P. Ballington and D. S. Beasnn, of Woodruff; Gh B. Clayton, J- 0. Ktnard and S. W. Colemen, of Bhrhardt's; W. B. Browning, of Bldgevllle: S. P. Cope, [>f Cope; 0, A. Hires and J. M. Commander, of Florenoe; J, W. Irwin, of Ktngseree; W. B. Hodges and A. A. MoOord, of Hodges; Mr, Graham 3mltb, of Ohappel* * i * <: AVOTHBB. WRECK. Three Men Killed bj Hear End Collision on Southern. Three killed and seveaal iDjured resulted from a terrible wreok which occurred on the main line of the Southern railway, about 300 yards from the station in Danville, Va., at an early hour Saturday morning. The dead are: Engineer G O. Kinney, of No 34, a fast* passenger train from Jacksonville to the Dorth. Flagman O. J. Mull, of through freight train No. 84. An unknown man, whose bcdy was burned and mangled beyond all reooguitlon. The wreok resulted from a rear-end collision similar to the one in whioh President Spencer, of the Southern ra'lway, lost his life Boaroely more than a weak ago and not two hours' ride from the scene of the present disaster. Further c nneotlng it with the Thankv J ving tiagedy is the fact that the engineer of the train, No. 34, who killed Saturday morning, was the same raw who pulled the throttle of the train that plunged Into President Spencer's oar. Oi that occasion he '41X0 ouv- unfcr&tched; today he died at his post. Toe wreok ooourrod at 4 o'clock. The frrl^nt train was standing on the main 1 ns when the passenger train approached rrom the rear and vlthout naming, tho giant hurled itself on top of tho frail oars of t ie freight, crushing them with its weight. Fire quickly broko out and (5 or 8 care burned rapidly. Khin^y and the unknown man wee kllud instantly, while Mull, who la vatd by tho railroad authorities to be responsible for the accident, died later In a hospital here, having Buffered a severe wound In the b^ad. Toe fact that, he didn't protect the rear end of the freight, as be should have dori6 an a flagman, 1b Bald to be the direct cause of the accident, though two telegraph operators aro partially blamed for allowing the two traiua In the block together. FATALLY brlUl\ An "Unloaded Uun" Dons Terrible Work Near Spartanburg. Rattle Lou Oogglns, the eight year old daughter of Mr. A, L. Oogglns, wno lives about live miles from Spar tanburg on the White Stone road, was accidentally shot and killed Thursday afternoon by her twin brother, Wm. R. Oogglns. Herman Smith, a nineyear-old negro boy, was also shot in the f ace and side of the head and la In a serious condition. The aooldent was a terrible one and the news was reoclved In Spartanburg with muoh regret, as all parties oon ceri ed are well known here, Thursday afternoon about 3:20 o'olook the two Oogglns ohlldren and the negro boy was playing with a single-barrel shotgun, wblob was not thought to be loaded, The little Oogglns boy wa* playing with the gun in the hall will: other children standing around when the gun was In some manner discharged, Tho gun was loaded with small shot, but at the close range the load literally tore a hole in the little girl's breiAt, going; through her heart Death oiqqo almost Instantly, The load of shot then struck the negro boy and he is in a very serious condition if he recovers he will probably lose an eye. Mr. Cjggins, the father of the lit tie girl, was in the tleld when the accident happened, and had to be summoned. lie Btatsa that he was not ac customed to leaving the gun loaded and cild not know how the cartridge | happened to bo in the gun, Crazy Ulan Shoots. At Jaokson, Ohio, Klmer McNeel, a flomeutod coal miner, armed wUh two ;evolvers, Sunday shot indiscriminately at passengers in a crowded troiioy oar, instantly killing Harry White, probably mortally wounding J. D. VaoAtta, of Newark, Ohio, and severely wounding J. E Ktnnisoj, superintendent of the puolio sohoos at Jackson. MoNeal was finally thrown through a oar window. Reloading the pl^uli, ho went up town pursued by ottle s and citizens, who shot him oh ough the head, mortally wounding nim ifter a running tight, at Main ? nd hrldi/c streets. McN?al was a pullent at Che Athens Insane Asy urn, but was not violent He was noc anown to any of the victims. MoGaI! SftrcAMlc. Congressman MoO&U, Kepublloan ol M*.SH*obn?ctt8, la an interview takes nbot >?t Itoosevelt on the Japanese question. He Bays it would be precisely In point for the president to proprose putting himself at uhe head of the army to administer other laws of the United States?the and-trust laws for Instanoe. When the battleships have batted # down the remnants of San Francisco and people nave been put to the sword to give the Japanese right to education In the sobools the courts will have been done away with and the nation taught a new and short art to enforce of laws. Shot From Behind. W. A. Gulna, a prominent attorney and hotel owner living at MoOays, Tenn., wae shot in the baok Thursday night, as he was entering the gate of his home, by unknown parties. He died Friday morning. There Is no olue to the Identity of the assassin. An examination of surrounding premises was made by offioers and tracks were found In a flower garden opposite the gate or the Guinn residence. A PHAISIHQ HIS 8PI1GH. Senator Tillman HeoeWed Uandroda 1 of Letters About It. Senator Tillman la the recipient ot hundreds of letters of oommendatlon 1 and congratulation on his recent utterances on the race q-iestlon In the , Windy Olty. The Washington oorres- j pondcnt of the Spartanburg Journal | ssrys with his regular run of mall these letters heap !n dVly, srcl come fr.,m ' all parts of the United States. Some 1 >re fron New York olty, Chicago and , other great towns of the North and West. Oieof these epistles from a ( resident of Washington, D. O , contains the expression. "Although there , isn't muoh left of me, I will follow , you and your principles to hell " One of the letters, opened by his seoretary Saturday morning and perused with interest by the senator If i from ''An O'd 0 ?nfederato S >lrdier. An letters from the old veterans are much In order dovadavs with the press, the letter vrrs scoured by yrur representative from Mr TTman and is given to his frl8r.ds who read the Journal; Hon. Bsnj. R. Tillman, Washington. D. C. iy-iar Sir:?I wish to forward my oongrstu'atlons to you uoon *he flne speech you made while In C iloago, aod show my appreciation by onolos ing to you a bank note from South Carolina, dated November eleventh, Eighteen Hundred and Thirty-Three , I have held this note for some t)m3 and nr'z^dlfc hiarhlv. hnr. your Chicigo ppe?ch, I decided thai I could not put it to a better uwe than to present it to ono of S rath Carolina's most "worthy sons. The greatest ma. J iritycf the proplo of B '.'.timers "with whom I have come in c mtao.1), hevf spoken delightedly of your determination and rerve in bringing up the ''race issue," after helr*^ warred that it might bring forth dire results Kindly accept ray congratulations and note. From an old Confederate Sol dler. Sincerely, Capt. John A. Burgess No. 500 Evat 221 St., Baltimore, Md. December 1, 1006.Accompanlng the letter was an old faded, tattered paper bill, seventy three years old, and the legend, bold ly printed on its face, and set oil with several ergraviugs, ono of them a picture or General Sumptrr, states uador elite of Nov. 11, 1833, that ' The Commercial hank of Columbia, S G., wih pay to J. Bryce, or Bearor, Five Dollars. The bill is unsignod by the president and cashier of the bank. Senator Tillman prizes this letter and bill of ante-bellum days very highly. He stated that he would have his secretary plaoo the bill in a soiap book for preservation. Although the bill "represents nothing on God's green earth, nor aught in the waters oelow," it oomes from an old soldier who is In sympathy with Mr. Tillman and his views on the race problem, i and it is duly appreciated. Ploughed Through Them. . A theatre train on the New York ' Central and Hudson River railroad. l about midnight Friday night pic wee { through a gang of workmen on th< Harlem river bridge of the New Yori t Central and Hudson River railroad, . instantly killing one c.f the mnn unr | fatally injuring another. The work men were Installing a sterna) svaten ' on the ohlrd rail system for the Oeu, bral E ect-rlo train?. The man k lk?l was John Kaiser, address unknwn, and the man fatally hurt, John Mauncgarten, of 67 Etst One Hundred andSev entcenbh street. The tram that at) uck tho two men did not atop. After the accident became kno*.n, ail train1 were h* 1 up until tho foreman o' the I gaug had called the roll of his men to asoertam if the others were safe. Will Not Mkiik. The prison oommlsfioners at Atlanta Thursday morning reoommended \ to Governor Terrell a commutation of . the sentences of Milton and Jesse I Rawlins from death to life impri on rnent In the State penitentiary. The t two boys were sentenced to hang in I Valdosta Friday morning. Their1 father, J. G. Rawllngs, was hanged Tuesday. The father went to his i death protesting that his sons were innocent, but the negro, Alf Moore swore to the last that they aided , In the murder of the Garter children. We Have * One 25 horse power Talbofct, seoond li? 1 ly been overhauled. This Engine ia a great bargain for anyone who is in t We are hoadquarters for anything ii ' prompt attention will be given to all ii i care. Write us when you are in tho 1 1 to get pwrioe* before placing vour Of | Early Cabbage Plants Guatt 1BARLY JERSEY CHARLESTON " CUCCES WAKEFIELD LARGE TVPB A IT be Earliest WAKEFIELD The Cavil O&bbage Grown Sooond Earliest Head Va PRICE: In lotto! 1 to4 m. at $1.60 ptrrth, 6 to 9 m | F.O. B. YOUNG'* ISLAND, ft. C. My S| I * guarantee Plants to give purchi 1 guarantee price to any oustomsr who Is dla i grown In the open fold, on Seaeosst of Sonth I growing the hardiest plants that can ho growi ! reaot In the interior of the Southern States du i I March. They will stand severe cold without b I page Two to Three weeks sooner than If you rames. Oustomere are the Market Gar 1 the South. Their profit depends upon them ha^ I ohase my plants for their orops, f . 1 also grow a full line ol ether Plants ani 7i tato Plants; Apple, Peach. peer, Plum, Oherr; ii ?rn.s - If That He Killed Oreoe Brown* I Sweetheart. f I At H*rkim*fHftr Y., on ThurA 1 Ohoater with I I brutal murder of Uraoe Brown, 1 tweet-heart, whom he betrayed el I afterwards deserted, has sot at il 1 all theories ia tho mystery by oonfft I slnsr that he killed her. I The concession came to many I bolt from a oloudless sky, but to | 1 least six people it is said that fck I confession htd previously been made I In a statement made public today, 1 GWett indiff >renty declares: I "I am guilty; I killed Graee. j " 1 ttruok her twloe with my tennis rai I quet and then dumped her body ovei I board In the lake " I This same confession, It Is said, wa I made before the verdict was returned GP.llet.tft Is said to have confused t? | h's con ipft1 others. It is said ygh in the evert Glll"tti had been gTy?n the mcroy of thi oourti, no effort would have been madi mv ?i!> counsel to secure a new trla'i as the awyer who so ab'y dnfrndfl I the youthful prisoner know all t l time that his client was a bloody afl ^elf-confessed murderer. - ? Lawyer MlPs In the bono of e'dbnflF the boy in making a st?*org spatcmei.^m went to Gilette's cell during the trla^t and asked f^r a full rot tlon of thi^Rt -v. facts on that fatr'ul afternoon I*/ is said that Gillette then confess- | *d muoh to the surprise and horror of . the attorney. jg ^*****^ *? Cf aaa BANK OEPOSII >!3*\PUU *VR5!WBBl3& * *00 FRISK CO9K0M} MMMMMi B<wdatCot* Write Q??p ? r y?IA>?t?M.W ? 94.1*1 J!(EMfQUjRfGL? <W?-^ fsrwoBut's BEST PIANOS, f* SUPERIOR ORGANS, for the Homes or the Churches at low jjjf prices and on easy terms. " A GOOD HOLIDAY PRESENT * can he had, either of a piano or an organ on easy terms at a special price AT MA LONE'S Writ? at one? to Malones Music House, Columbia, S. C., for ]oatilogs, prices A terms | Are You Sick? \ If You Have a Disease For Whlck You Are Uu&ble to;Flnd a lCure Write Us. We Have Been Remarkably Successful In Curing Deep Seated and Stubborn Cases. :> Tf you have any disease of n ohronie naure, no matter how many doctors have failed to cure you i | or how much other ( | treatment you have \ f i.UK!Mi. we want yeu I & i to write iia a letter. I with over 20 years <-*fe3rar I experience, having 1 been located in At* I years, where we I , nave established a ffH I 1iH? reputation for cur- I ing our pa t i en t s K?WT0R R aTHA^AT, 1.1 I which we believe is , J , I second to none in Cradoate Dart month Bed. I this country. I?ge188i. Ex.PrM.N. Mioh. I Our standing both lled.Soeiety. li. Member I professionally and 8ULs Msd. to., Boud I ft nan jially, is of the of Health etc, I very highest, and ' ? 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