The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, March 15, 1900, Image 4
The People's Journal
PICKENS S. C.
TOTbALE I ljIiPSIC IN MAY.
T1'heloovermile it Will Iliavo Observa
tori'es in South Carolina.
New York Tribftune.
The naval observiatory hIs asked
Congress for an appropitLion of $,,000
for the purposLe of 'tudying and observ
ing the totail 6olar cclipse of May 28 t
neXt, a IhenJ0omilenOn of spcil interest.
to America, us it Is the irst one that
will be visibli venerally i this coun
try since 1', the only exception
being the cclpe of 1 taJ, viimc from
the west (oast of Caiuoriik i up into
M an i toba. TIhe ecli p120 n L xt I pring' . il
visible in a narrow line or ibet exLevl
Ing frIU Norfolk, \'a.. in it venerai;y
southwebterily dirt etion through '.xNt,
and Mexico. 'Tite duration of tota i.
tt Norfolk 1,, about a minutc ait. a
half vnd the time mnuilu-hi uOtt'
New Urleant, where it i. oan y it mt a
minute and twelvo econds.
Preparations for c h:erving thi
ecelipse were hegum nt ti three yiar., ago I
the weather bureau. wh:ib ga4tii r-d
extei 4ve data concerniig2 tile cloi l
ness and gencra cor.tlitiiio i to
weather on May- inl tLii region, over
which the cclipe wi I totaL. Tiir
results, recently pubii-hed. ihoiw Litatt
the best iositLioui-, for tlio1 rva - tbe
ecl i psIe, where there w i tv 11w
greatest probabii y of C a' weathI r,
are in South 'iroi a. Niritlhiri
Gcorgia and Aaanni i l it in order
to secure a cv tait. ttttiOi., wilt hI.
occupied al itol t flune of totality.
At the cotm1in ep.-i the ohIerv.
tory wili uti4dz-. ir -*rume11 lit, (.1 gre4at
valtLe for the itudy tI Li .' 1. cilaiir
phcnotenon. -'r the o(t,-rvatiin
of the precite t im- at wie uwi con
tacts of the moln taei pk it:. ii t . r
to tix tIreci.-ly it, pi I!-t.iti in th
heaven- reit;v I to tii- -an. w
c!n be do e w itt i t k, t -
oni y at tie ttmime o - t .. - . I(i.
ecoraud pu in-- wi, . to -,
phA.oftog a .e i't -:r *-. i:-tn 0.
Spec tro-cop - - .
po-:itol n of t . .-a ro . : ..
g raphs , w hih w - . t . :, .
tid oft e cr1 !m. I,!:.t,
Ine nt wr ts- -
the el rot.a 11 i
.MportarAtm
ta-r .1
t t
wL. ~~Us wK-a e
. r r yn t .fi
a -
- 't i ite~ett
u h r aro.~ i t o ei t.-''m eri.
[ . it' 2 , t t i i hi't i
U eb t n . t at. - -,rt -p
iv. 'r Tr~ a th- 2'ut r of tt
uponi thei ..L ate
the prtet' t~ecr
th boar ater iti organi. ian.~Iiiii
n ke p n w t h 1ii of tie at
many ith22 tei eares deir of Ith a
J'bor i'e (2f the t~o i n .11 .2. N tr
wlJ3it' the Lieach. of all hi tat uand
r e rrt ru 2 vr'os i l a v n
boar f dietr, proded t a recent
2)the ' exeu a boa of wom r to
e r rt hib /ci hav referred, i shouil dXi
bejtr designa td fo e t ai:ltt b i tfte and 'tt'or -
t)inr accordae with te! .t rms ot it
pres ient andi ofrtt'.t. the i.iitive ttiom
amidtee, I have thea~ iino ai iirr%
names o wo womena 01 rom't t you Sitatey
th e honrdar ft membLers'~iti' o h.si
ex~ivo hoa'rd~ ofL~ wten~uti t manaers
to hec eIecutve borfed ill itrrispond
Itfwith the oay m.t ebe o Lnamedti
Ithen dit. derenttte coneln the a2 it
weroriof women Iiitlil a ii rlats o te e
pit'ionh ind i t s Li belloe much cani
bfee'done thrugho this bord ofuhr o
the many t~ braches of work n whichv
beeinaed no eage iin ourcan coun
rtry.
wislugivmn tis y earlhoti'p~osibl ait
ontido ain ordf thet proe cois
m~nI have honor to ir, ~
yoi elnYou hLietiintiii erat, io i
Whow~l li'ro~jnDi eor Gepnral
to lis aidir thecuaenub of msi
Inuthendieren byGe. concerning 4,60
MILL BU'ILDING IN THI. SOT111
Baltimore News.
Mr. 1inchard ii. Edinol)Ifd, elitor
The Mlanur iturers' lecord who II
juit retuilned from a trip of Sever
weeks through the South, in an into
view with The Ais give somne inte
2sting facts regarding the prosperit
wvbich i4 so noticeable throughout thi
mtiro section.
11 I cvery Ie t' business, bo
nert-1antile and mianufacturing,'' sa
!Ir. IEdmonds, "Ithe activity is great<
han has ever boen known before i
iiet South. There is t spirit of hopi
uiIlIes, 8LICh 115 1111 as t been 8Cn [ (
Irne years, tlough there is all eitii
LIsen-lice of th1 be1n spi it or spec iht
ive act iv ity wich prevailed son
igit r I yvar8 ago. All buotisiner
uI 'tre't sectl to be founieI on th
IIli 1 h('il b I I ti e I s I 111 c p e.llt'ol
'1ll til l s activity is lit conille1,i
Ily wit, ile if hilsill' , hit coverl
\ t I iti t ri ai lini evcl y }nart of IIb
' l t t xtit' lre t's it I, illlist rate(
v Oh act thI a ai t the pr)I 111 till
ih ;tit, Ie eeini t 75- ali 100 Ie\,
11 utl 'r 1. st IeiIn, wh11 L il w ill bI
iw illi't- w illi vr s5l, i t j I4 lt
ltille aIll Iilisti Ilt Ail ;1l4111
I Ii ll ?tl h 11,14,111 ~ I' IiiI
2 ,i I.'l 'I, I tlit
i li11 I t ' - l ' In ILl. ill i.'st 4h1 l.\ it'
liin Itli :.'h .illi til 4 I4 t'w 111411 Itl
t il liti, iit ll rlt 'i tt4I,
lo t 4'v i'll ;I. i l. -a tt' ofi 4tie r t'
l i i . .t . v' t l i I 111' till 11 I4 it1 l
I V r (f I f t', ll it' I lit tI I l illit
11' Ii' l'; W,'\ lli~ se i. IL
11211a Iht 141. WSsnt .:14 h
11 i 1 . 111 ,t 111 4' -I Ii llt ke l i i lt t
II al ' ~ i 1l1he '' W I)1ri 1ti. 14' ." allt
I i4' 154'. 1 llt 14) h't' til h <>f
clotl~ ttl 1 1 115 1)111o -U)11 111(1 4111 Il~
t L I i ill IlIlt ', 1 14 ilt' l tl i , i t
ill'd li V if 1 \\ l 1\', 111 is r I 1 o
I: l ite ll tiii - ll i l - , a
111,11 I' Iih lt u li I II - 1 n It
Ii iI ifi~~ I Il tt o Iti I 1:4 1l1 I It
14111,~~~ -it 4-iII 14 Iill-, 1 itit :t I.
' .Vll vt4 ttlohl i.1 lw oui11 1 th y ;
f f i'll ( 11,1 -1 1 h14tii i i 1 I ll I lIII
i;11,- ,I I ,i td I1.1 1* 1 :t f ,I. 1 (, )t
1,l'a o l i i~ o II. I f N(. I~ I Iav . i IIIto
- I ;il op . i , ill jari l \
4 In . t Al tt ;Iit i f ao ni :11 .000
noni V'l h iiil ist -S o i e iiene
it - t hn l for i, : teo Io
labo atii oretok I I I aclt. 4)1'
I V J( li i \ fu ll ille 111 '
- 11 11 iop, If - olll ve l a it
I .. 1 .1 I I Ai Iill t o l s , i ,yj
Ii:1 t1 I .. -- 1) lea, i |hI oIl giv
- I Ie I tiw e Ito I a l f A ctIvI I t
Inh t it , vI I it 1. 4W(tI' 4k to it Iet - at
1 - I )I l v eli t'I ' i 1 I tlle ( la
noadI.o doi t i utho\tr tIa
hpvie inliuI o as Lthe Sorde
fin tdn lo-t wor k.) 1 1 ( copi, we hj
4 9-i l s e t - l tt 1 c t t i
a ilIitlltl' li :4 1 ;
1. ing constantly reftused, because of t
inability to increase production rapid
enough to even keep up with the (1
A mstic demand. Not withstanding tl
is high prices prevailing orders from E
ill rope are also being received for P
r- iron, and if producers wero willing
r- shade pries they could plaice vet
y heavy conttricts in Europe ; but I
it m1ot1 of them are sold six mionti
ahead, they al e not inclined to coiltid<
I lurther business for the present. T:
d Alibabama. itronl people, llo have dh
Vr monstri ,ted their ability to develop th
n1 great indulstry to at point whero th
3.. cI m01111111111 t worl's lmar aket l
Sto dictt te IIIc world'. prices on pig i re
-v whenever teire is competition for bu
inessi(14, 11nn SC 10 possible leasori wih
e the present. prosperity should not, cot
, tinu lor yenws to come. Should Amie:
I! leanI consuti ottllm slackeni, foreigi
. Iinartiketts will tale all of, the ou2tl )
- which Alabarnat producers wanit, to e.N
34 port, 121d, 11. prices in Eni2gland an11
,4 rtn1k.1 22y are nearly on1 at parity wit
4 (1ti rIICes, IaIN' I1I1M V ked dec)l ine in iro
secri2s to be out of the question fa
I *omc little to come. A m0lentte d
1! clin e ill price woulh inot, I tlinik, b
v, inn1lesini1ble, inl that it wouhd immulodi
alii b ruig inti (utit iarko.ts hea1VV o
- Tilrning. froml ( til l til irl iroui )10p
cOw h saine. activItyN andl prosperitl
I prevalls inli Ith umb r iterest., pho08
S11h 1 l1 m it fer-12 iliz I. 11 f11cui
('in0, iou nIll mill businless atl othel
- b -her aill ,tt' lman fti vurling. I atan in
1I24 lm i t lhik that it 14 .1 S:Ife estinluitt
, : vosl 111:11 1h ' lit, u lire tialln ill ~ rit
if I 22 t litsle 44 1114. St21111 will iveritge pro.
fits a h- i:i-t I I 2r 1w , e nt1-111. '12 the tota
h- c pital i r 11r111ir h hist year
Mi :-t I - the i in2 st e-I n1 1u 11her
Ill mills Au2 h to ; I .i - i0 11 2 1 3 4 x r
I lit 1 31 il , ad I i ht it I I it Il I v:i ri]
11 i 012 u1 3 v p. - lit Ibi-i - : r u the r. ai
14 ),'t I ItV.k I 44 II I 31 I I - )
: :it p222 h IIll- N I Il I cliIn.
u~ ~ s. I In iubu en -If i u t. hecc I l
t 'f lnh r pr l lis11t 1in 3 It l i - \r22perit
- ili , ! w- 4 llt- I l11 i2'I V
- i I.I f1 - w '111 ;' i liti 22l - 211f 2 lis r
vit t Iit 2 a l '2 Sir 21' I II itn
I wIll havo n i I I r
Iet cf e ituuI ted I 2II I 1 luta11, al' l iI
-'11224 ti '141tl ti l lill1212 ll' l el pi nel|141 2
v 24'' 1 11421, 2t , ( 'A v(I( I' . I' 22 t - 1
wIll '.') tIm'watrdl wit h iliiert asd -:1 apil v.
I 'l I I22itlI- it 41.1 1 1 i 'M(112 1 ' I i1W4V4if
too T 1xIs.1 ' H is luor pr11221i 21] 1 11 . t li't
ou1th Il s bI en S ince 1 I.
0 - 'tI - . ) I -I . \ I Iv i \v . I ) N .\ I ,
. \II tI:r Iit qers c i 14 \li1 co-ope. at 11 I
I 2 (- ll 1 . I t , 1 111h i ;t\i IcIrr's I tl
tl'f_- tI I I i l 1 N . ihl C.a m r l223 1 4 'i2:
Ili Ii , 1:1 . 221 11121 4 1 :-1
s.2u I l2 w23i, f'ult 4 rei i' k n
hv.2 , :1 theI ro;1I:s wt-re 'en I 2 uera II
llo r Ibr21 ou the ye til 21 11ar. T413 t1o1w
waIS lii Ior 12st 3, .1 111 vI Swt lt I t il:l'por
11he h22ighw.-s. Then the12 1ar2ner Itle ,
I 1-t'li At t21 - l v s ,2\211' ll i
11 lt 2e1n l l' -iI'i t 2 e i 3 11' 1 q it
1 2 -it - 3iI t n' m 11 1 t i wi( 11 h
v 22' l il ~ 1t. ;I'211' ('2' te til 6 t
ll12,p l I s ti. T i' t r ali )'t lI~
th51,133-r 1 i 't I u ii u is put 132(w1 1'l'11
n-ltg '41 u1ch2425 :ialetit h t'C(.ri23 131v
Pihtrhescrhi Netionr.M
was Iohee n b u n -afti
waspu dwnspeain~ tisony bo
- tou mee.Thsyaro4 $10w
col-eed bu-aqare nd stipw
put do? iihn h l tre
i e ye r et r . le4is thsa o
a hltmie o nalwa pu dwnrei
r .' ve ll x ;l, T i e i
ii ('also , IlcIm oo nt
r ires bomAKrnwE os nt
rn WEAK.It WapaMiN iSTeRlyN.,
ti
oSICKaou WOM0hE WfE"ruL.
Th si Cu,'l - i ti r f t e t t
10 SGIlNTIFIjCo XJJ.S'ELLA XY. t
ly f
0- The LoWest D~ry Lu(-knJrp I
10 from N1St ruia Fluorinc Not (I
0418-ater---13ritainl's y(ur Gold
M .ine --- tiurth'jquake Soods --Self
y Stoppd Trutus-Ai .Nu 1'ropCller t
IS lade-T1 N it tn, in I/ ii(dphod
r 1 loth Jntittily Jipcs.
0 A spray of heavv oil di(led(l to the
fuel of b1laIst flarna:es iats been found
i n France to facilitate reduction of ore t
Y and increase the vield.
d The Jducomet u/moides, in which
Professor Dybowsky hasw fouid 2.14S per
cen1t, of rutti perchaI, is abuililant ill
y omel of the Britishl colonlies, but has t
beeni hitherto regardled as a1 wotiless
plant,
ti
It The divining rodl, ats .1Ia ms of linld
Ing Il lder-groutnd Water, is beilig iade
at stiject, of scielitilic Inl vestigat lol by
a1 French comimission1, whoi seek infor ii
maiiltioni from evelbolly iniving it.
rThe results are*( ex predw 4 to prove. 1mre
interestilig thanl itportanlt.W
L) A new t rentment of are light carbonsIIl
. patelited by .1. T. Ittobinsoil is claiied h
- 1t) iterense (he durability, improve Ilhe
lighIt, anld lessenl the consutionm of
ei ergy. Thie carbo peiilsC are soak
ed two to four- days- Inl a sohtilion ()f
etustic Soda mr potash c-onitainmgl"' pow-b
.dered taleotIs asihesills.n
The well knowni powetrful action (1lC
- 1111orine upo glass is sliown by .
NIoissma (1i) deperalll upon tle pr-SCee
r oif hydil u i ei i at id an : 1.11m isturet aIs
iiitllles. I'erfecitl clean, dry glIss
is ut aittackevd after weeks of cot hact
with pilt loinile, hbut dwhe un-rest trace
()f omnet snlatiter . n fi he lilti- - les ads3 to
the 1o1111tiOll ofjl hv1r1ifluri - aeitI and
iupregnated with ri"bler, are mIade by
1 1 tsseliorf firan fIil use in l ie il's.
They a- air an d watrih and pos
S11 IM1'It'd 2011 11ClV1kIike
o wood or zine, bing, cheapewr mnd
hjiter, easily puti l pn d Illile fa1st,
andi leaidily% rinotved outt o)f dange-r3
f rom hhasts .1n1i replacrd. -Steel rlings
are' in.1erteld ;1t Iliervals t4) keevp thet C
Ilpiing, from kinking arounld sh~arp
In thet- 21111'as systeill of au(tom1atical
1% sItllp)ilng' railway trailns, to prevent L
accidents, a hiorck inl thet mliddle of '
the I rack is Set by lie signal
nm. Thi block has a curved sut I face,
which, whei tle signal iS stalldil at .
hulger, is -A nulsed that a rold with a
Iewhevel nai.-e cotact~tt an1d actua1les1V
-Iin- 2alvC of thi Iair brake piateed either
til the nc n or- ()n one( of thle ears..
lint aretcen 1-:ng-lish test, a1 trainl of ani'
A
eng -inel ;u11d linte earlls, With a total .
eI ;:ht (4 161 t1onls, was I1unll onl a slight L
1wn wail iitiliune. &)i tonteh~ing the
bhick at :1 speed of 2011 miles 111 hour,11 ^
thet trainl sAtopped' in l-16 vards, at :30^
:Mh i ard ai t at':11 tuiles itl A
.\mi'21 hold Inoculations made by
lw; in~ India22 steem to ha2ve' g'iven
2'v -,miin resu1t. 'Thle tota1!
werec mostly', niew'lyv2 trived Vo )Cungi~
whlile the uin~iioeuilatedl were maily1
luore 1. 2sasone an 2 id let'ss3 seepubl'IAeA
ni~ivi11h1Ias. Yet the.~ perlce.'nage of ttie
- asL 21.a1 am11 hlng the 2int'eunued~t it L
wa2s (.l. The dleath. we're. less 2 at
e ye-st i'ini has been tre'.corded'l hv i', r. C.
t '\. Olier, 2 a't eyl vnia112 p'livsician.)
.Tepa1tienlt was3 an1 acttivt, heahbllly -
wtomian of1 47, who til t) hier forty-Iirt t
btle teriupti on,* which isappearedt21('II it whn
shet wasii litted. with a1 pair of lencises frt -
vision)1. 'oitir years' latler a1 ieturni of
hir to seek new~ glaisses. Thl1is timet'
V liee t'wais an1(1210 211bat corr)'lection ofI -
C'e~ e leeects, andU thie skjin dIist urbanUes
a1 truie reitiuonslhip bietweten the genierali
SVaIsomlotor' disi lrhacle and11 thei refra'2ct- ^
s Ivye 2andl ii mscula anoma11121 es.
One ofl thle most iremiarikable h ollow ~s
in t he' earthI Ii the I Luikehun d~l ep ression
Asia. I~lisul ofI meteorolog'ical obs)er'
valtions in thle pla2ce for two years2' have~ .
just been made(l known inl Illssia by ..
I tieneral Tillo, 21md( fromi his bar'ometijc -
feet below~ 3Cea-le~ive'l.' The meitetIorlogi
Thle bar1Omeitter has1 a1 gre'tat.er yearl'y
I lngeLi than ini any1 other11 8sp1 known,
ing .2 i nces gr'eater~ thanll those fori
d1uly, and1( the hlightlt dJuly tel~iperaturlE:
(118 dIegr'ees1 .) is one11 of the hilghest 2
observedt in Asia. TheI dryness118 of' the1
airi (equal1 s t hat of the1 daharai'2. I
Thle shapejI of propel let' blades is a
shipbuilding deta11 i tht seeis 1.0 be
no(t yet ftully worked out. (Oni the
theory thait some1( priojectionl onl the
blades .should give a1 better' gr'ipl of the(
wa'lteri, F. S. SniowdonI and11 W. . Orri i
have1 iltted 1 wo)) batenis 01n each blade,
and1( i1n2 a111 sm l" rft tes15ted in Nw ZII /ea
ICandC waters the effect of the change
haus been to g'iv1e ani inlt'IcraSel of (over
the number ofI revo1lutions1 of' thie enIgine
formed by the battens '11, whichh ar'e
r'oughily L shatped , and1( lhe water is
thus1 pre(venteLd fromu sl ippinrg oIf in the j
1u81ua l(sy' way. So1ta1ble settin g of'
the battens 1tends1 to1 thro thW le water( 1
petller'20( 501r soid wa~ter' to act uponi. <I
Th'ie sournlis of earthiquakes haveo re- "
paperl by) I )r. C. D av'ison , it, appears
that they aijpproach the lower' limit of'
aud1(ibility, and1( the.y are frequently dis.
tinct, to somie obserIvers' while others i
equally alert hear' nothling. In earth-t
(Iuaikes amilong En:tglishmiien son d is ,
usuaillly per~celived before and aftor thei '
shock. Inl Japant evenl violent earth- E
qutakes are freqtuently unnioticed by the
ear1, whileO sound( is seldom heoard after
the shock.--the lonlusdin being that
he Japaneso have inferior prceOptiou
or deep souuls. The character and
luration of the soutids vaty to diifferont
ulitors. A deep rumbling, like that
fa heavy wagon passing, is getierally
card; but at the epicenter of the
arthiquake loud crashes may be dis- I
inguished, which further away be
one rougher %".dI tnoce grinditng, atd
I a grent distatico may be subdued
'to a low and uonotonous roll like dis
itt thunder. Earth-sounds without
hiocko, appearing to be earthquakes
>o weak to be felt, are sometimes
eard. Earthquakes are supposetl by
i. Daivisoii to be caused by the slip
ing of rocks along faults, tnd the
)u(-vibratloist are traced chiefly to
ic ma11rgitis of the slides.
To get the best results from legnmi
ouls Crops (pets, ete,) they should be
rown on groutid which 1s colpilara
vely un ifei-tile. Tests have shown
1il i' plianted1 on this kind of soil they
ike large amoituts of nitrogen Iroi
le air aind store it u) ill avallble
)>rtn1 for following crops. If p3lantel
il compiaratively fertile soil, the cle
ent.are takiln from the soil and not
otin the alr, and the crop is ol' little
>mipm i'at i ve belnefit on this kil d of
The alpplicatiol of lime in somne Ala
inia tests to soils devoted to corni3, to
lntoes, leLttice 1111 tobacco greatly iII
'ease(l the yield 1111l the quality o'f
e crops. With the toiatoes it wars
oticed tihat heavily limtle(1 pIts were
!ian rkably free fron bli ight att other
ilgitI <lis-ases. The soil was limedi
the rah. of frotm I. to 4.5 birrels per
fr'e.
The loss of' liainondI , which has
rovcn1 a 8erious <iVwbick in tlhe lise
I illiititon) saws for Stole-ult tilg, is
viatetd by Mlr. Jiames Andersoi, a
m(ch iniventor, by fixin g thfii st.1os
i sockets ii the steel by meanls of an
ectrie welding mach ine.
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
itie edt oh, of 3'asngnlr Trains.
li i~feet Docembiler loth, 1899.
roeunville, Wahini igfon hl h 1 ICoot.
No.1'. Nip. 3 No. 36
NoNrlibountd. (1)ilvt IDally. Daily.
. Attlnta, C. T. 7 50 it 12 W3I .. 10 P
A3titn, 3i0. T.0 I I M.) ..1 50
1-inu5t2vil2e. .
Atheons....... 125 .1.
1,1112a.. .......1 5 W 2 . . 3....
Con elia . ... .. t ..31 1a
T..7 13 1. .....7 0.1
Oreevi11 ...l
(4O tifi-'v 4 0 41; . .. 7 45 a
3I.rg.. 4. a
(43'31,t3. 3 .. h 3) '. . 851 a
r'i~'. t. . Gri13333en *in'~.r 3
t' .3 re *nhO . .
it 5 Ta 2 it .......115 p
3. iao~jlt' 10 .33 n t 33 4: 33 ... 38 aI
i. I I. t . . )it3 I '. 3I28
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(43.333 fand~ At.nuta. A~nig WshingtonPaq ach
Te MilRd YoU Have Always 3oiu
Iu usC for over 30 yOUr, Is
.......... ~ d bas b3
'' sosial Sulp
Allow jo 4
All Colt"terf'ei ts, latit-ttons an1l
gpertimnts that trNIi withk anm!
infauts anmt Childret-xperiel
What is CA
Otatorla is a substituto for Cast
and Soothing syrtis. It is Ha
Contains JeitIr Opiui, Morp]
substance. Its age Is its gilara
and allays Feverishness. It cw
0o1c. It relieves Teetiing Tro
and Flatilency. It assimilates
Stomaci a1nd Bowels, giving h<
The Chisldres's Panacea,.-9Tle 1
GENUINE CAST
Bears the Sig
The Kind You Havo
In Use For Ovei
"M9 OtNTAUR COMPAN#V. *9 muIRRA
FEBRUARY AIh
IS -THE
'o ltve you\r Vehicles made grom
repaiit them at tle (iren
WE MAKE RUBBER TI
Carriages and Blluggies will
Look Bright and Ne
Senti ill your. vehice]s 11w,
$G. W. SIRRINE, Supt. --
enees2C of1 a' piistor'ie civil izaitionl on
what is now the bIlomd pra'iie landl of1
bielowv the surfac o1f3(4 thle grounl td by .1.
!'iCe hats al so is". )t cred lt some l rearkia
11i8 tirst dis(overy'~ wals on thet banksII
of Neoh L r4lt4iveri, where (110li si remn ins ''T
htis tarm near .Neosho 1'alls. It cont--e
sistd of thte skeletons of Iwo inmmenise
1bu1fl o, whti'h were founid stanid ing Lv' b
..recet between t wenitv and twenty five
feet below t he surfaco. Their positionls '
heeni suddenily caught by some sub- Ar I.
tercanlllll dIistrbante or' swatllo0wed by3 ArI
a tad of <piieksanid . itmmied iatlyt~3 41 ovr Ai
t hill Was 1rw ini a wit Iil 11t [ree menis
ui'iiL fou 0t'ICet in dIiamel~ter. 'Ti tree
1...,.
Mos intemlrest ing, howvAr ofih
<hscoveries y Mr. i(e are piarts oft a Ar
humanl1t imlajg wh'ib eems to~:li lov bee ^51 r A
haive been ca~rv'ed fronti ai pehar tMoneitf ~
not) know to l tii .'. Tli(se pi((5 r ,
aire founild abiout thirity feet benih IAhe A rU
surifacee. To aseritajin to whmt. aigie ley A r (i
belfon.eud or' wvhat hantds probiablly mui 1'ade
t hemt wilt lhe anl initerest ing 'tudl!V fot'
scetists. 1'he workmanship -em A rt
to1 have been as. art 1.itic 18raslmerni Ar- -
TheI vicinlity itn which they3 i'' were .r
Ioound was occutpied by the Inldians un.t- Ar y~
1 i aot ihirli y- Iive tearIs a(o, and( sin)ce Ar P
that time it 141(s beeni ani ultfrequenllted Anrii
AW
I~i'ii it.Ar.N
Thel Iatest Kansiasii corn' yarni is atl- NO
trl~ibu to I ((iX al'nnslaianuh wthor is now (olid
visit ing, rlatives ini Kansasit y, and ami !
whlo is1 .said to) ha~ve writtens hiomie a8
folhows: "Most (of' the HI(steet are No
pahved, thie gralins of corn b~einig usesi Holid
for cobbllesctones, whileth cob are t
holl1 owed out amni used for' MCeweir p'ipe- at At
The hiusk~s whlen ta ken off whole and Oriei
sitood oni end imake a niice t.ent foir the nioug
chtih(ie to phiiy ini. It soun11ds quieer' ,
to hear' the( feed1 nien tell the diriver to
take ai d1ozenS gr'ains of hors.e feed ovei'
to ,Jackson1's livery stable. If it wereC
inot for .soft, dleep soil herie I dfon't 8Cee
how they ever wot hm-Lvest the sorni, .tin
as the stailks9 w.ouhl gi'ow up in thie air h .
thiril weight prlesses the stal k downV~ in
the gr'ound onl lan aLverage of' n inety..
two feet; thiis br igs thle ear inar
enough (0 thle ground to lie chopped
off wiithI aln axe."'
An epidetiiic of' acuteCCl ctarrh'l of' thle
stomalch andl int estmIies, aiffectinug fifty- A
sIi( sohhersH, hals beent traceti by I fi'rr
tiatots, whtichf wer.e galthfered mi ,lun ie, 'i
conltamied about11 six times the normlh stom)1
prp'orlttionl of' soiilaie, land sma111 ll ori,
Hfp('S (on th I i(l face of thle peeled Iiu- kidn11
be.ls shtowedl a1 third mlore( than the r'est. au as
It wvas fontalI that11 the mteni whol ate an an
heiri entire por4itRin had1 talken atbout Tfr.3
Iivie grtain 11of41 solanine~. su1111leient to 1. 30
producelIS severC thstur11bances.
Dus1t from .Fi ech blast fur'naces Pit
conltains8 4.t pior cet. of p)otasht and1
20.5 of lime, and pro0ves an xcellent
fortili',e for .nmc Roil.
ght, and which has been
borne the signature of
ecen made under his per.
,rvisiol Since its infirancy.
ne to deceive you In this.
Substituates are but Ex.
endanger the health of
ice against Expertment.
STOR IA
3r Oil, Paregorie, Drops
rnless and Pleasant. It
lune nor other Narcotic
ntee, It destroys Worms
cs Diarrhoa mid Wind
ubles, cures CoUstlpatioU
the Food, regulates the
,althy and natural sleep.
lother's Friend.
)RIA ALWAYB
nature of
Always Bought
- 30 Years.
STtECT. NEW yonK CITY.
4D MARCH*
FIME
I s liiw. \e l'lmi tilid
lie (oach " etorv.
RES A SPECIALTY.
t ie rep iliig dOliw 84) soUy0
w For Spring Driving.
I-. C. MARK LEY, Prop
IIJ41 poin North, South and South
.In etfect November 5',h, 1899.
isoITTi BOUN.9.
N o. 403. No. 4
ew York, P. l1. U. .. *1 00((am *ii 00pm
ash ingltn P '.I .L t. . (50pm. 4 30ami
chmond, A. CX.h... ( 00pm 905am
irtsnmiuth S. A. L . .3 -1 *5pm*9 2Oam
e1ldon ................11 10pm 11 43am
enderson ............*125fiam * I 35pm
aleigh ....... .......2 22am : 303pm
Pines............... 27ami 6 00pmn
lel................ I lam 700pm
ilmiiingin. S. A . b ..........*5U5m
iinroe, H. A. I,........h; b3am *0 12pm
aiollrel( H. A. I,. ...S- ttnni aiiO nn
icalIerSHA I,... .. . . . I. aiIti~)57m
reenwoodiii............1 -liham I 12a.ai
t lhiis ...............I .-l pm 3s 48amn
No3 hi-IillittND.
N o. 4102. N o. 33
ilanila h.A.l,........' 1 l0pm*X 50pm
(lins--.........5 tl sm 11015pm
-ceilwood l......... ....0pm 1 4(am
henter....... ........ 753pm 4018am
'iuro~e................ ;l0pm 5 45amo
inlriioe H A b.. ....'2pm*500am
amleit S A I,........1I 10pm 7 43am
ilmington, H A b, . . .. i205pm
i 'iuIeisH A I,........'12 12am *900qla m
aleigh............... 23m 11 13asa
endersoii...... ...2an 12 upm
/eldoni ... ..... ...... 1 55am 2 503pm
>rtsmomithI. . .. . . .. 7 25am Ii 20pm
hmnoid,. A. b. ...8 Ian *7 210pm
nehlinugtonviaPennrR R12:31pm 11 203pm
w York.......... .. 23pm U 3am
y. t lily - x. bSindaiy~
I.-103 and -102.---"Thle Atlani)ta 8pecial
Vehltibiuted TFrsan of P'ullman Sleepers
;ionches bet ween Washingtoni and At
,111 als 'oallmanm Sleepers between Ports
hi and1( lharlote, N. C.
4. 11 and 38.--"Th'e 8. A. L. E~xpr.ess."
TIrin, Coaches and Puillman Sleeper
seni Portsmouths and Atlanta.
:h trains make immnediate c(nci~C~ on
lit a for M onitgomery', AMobile, New
ms.8 Texas. California. Alexico, Ch!atta
ri. Nashville, Alemphis. Mlacon. lor
r Tickets, Sleepers. etc., apply t~o
Tlryonm Street, Charlot te, N. C.
.1. 9. .iEN NINCGS,
A gt A hheville. S. C.
.1 lIHN, V'ice-P'residenit and (General
niager.
A hL KN, (Ien'1 Passenger A gen t.
eneral Offlices, P'ortsmnouth, Virginia
PITT'S
isepfic Ina;orator!
es dyspejosia, indigestion, and''atll
seh or bowel troubles, colic or cholera
is, teething t roublis withs childreni
y troubles, had1( blood and2( all sorts o
risings or felons, cute and2( burns. I t
ood anatleeptic, whelin locally applied
y thing on the market.
I 121( nd vil1l praise it to others
ir dIruggist doesn't keep it, write to
;' Antiseptic Invigorator Co.
THOMSON, GA...
s: C'ARPECNTECR.BROS.,
il Annvillo,. I. C