The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 07, 1902, Image 4
The Sober i hought
Maketh Jim Sick.
1s VERY SORRY IF HE HAS BEEN
,1311&;NSTftUEL).y
But it is Nobody's Business Except Those
Chipping In a Dollar, that South Caro
lina Has Been Brought to Shame.
[Special to The State.]
Edgefield, Feb. 28.-When Lieut. Gov.
Tillman was seen this afternoon with
reference to the Roosevelt matter, al
though unwell, he said: "I regret very
much that I am compelled to make any
further statement in regard to this mat
ter. I do not see why it has called forth
so much comment, but I do not propose
to be placed in the light, by my con
duct, of having been the cause of Presi
dent Roosevelt'b decision not to attend
the Charleston exposition. If such
construction has been placed upon it
either by him or the people of Charles
ton, I deplore it deeply. He may, how
ever, make this the pretext of,.not at
tending the exposition, but it cannot
be the cause. I am in no way connect
ed with the exposition officially or oth
erwise except as a South Carolinian
who is proud of it and wants to see it
succeed. I in no way attempted to rep
resent the exposition authorities in my
telegram to the president, and it can
not be so construed without intention
ally debauching my words. The mat
ter of the presentation of the sword by
President Roosevelt to Major Jenkins
was purely a private and social concern
with which those who are now loud in
their criticism of me had nothing to do.
Certainly the editors of The Record,
Post andState were not contributors,
although to be frank and just, which is
more than they have been to me, they
were not asked. However, Governor
McSweeney, who has given an inter
view in connection with this matter,
wasasked to contribute, and declined
upon the ground, as I recall, that he
had to contribute to so many charities
and other public matters he was finally
unable to do so, and I feel from experi
ence that he was honest in his state
ment.
"So far as the list of the paid contrib
utors to the sword fund is concerned, I
desire to add, without having the list
before me, that I only know of three
who were not consulted before the tele
gram to the president was sent, to wit:
Col. Wilie Jones, who has been of valn
'able assistance both in contributifig
and selecting the sword, whom how
ever I endeavored to reach by long dis
tance telephone, as Mr.,T. H. Hammond
of the Augusta Herald will testify; an
other is Senator Talbird of Beaufort, a
liberal contributgr, whomi I endeavored
to reach but failed; the third and last
was Senator Tillman, whom I did not
ask as I knew the delicate position In
which he was placed. As for the tel
egrams received by me from the con
tributors Is a matter with which those
who did not contribute have no con
cern. I have no doubt, however, that
they, like himself, are ready to abide
by the result of their action. I do not
care and do not propose to have any
thing further to say, however much I
may be slandered and misrepresented."
Dots from st. PhlHus.
We are glad to see that the weather
has made a change, and we hope that
warm weather will now continue. I
have heard several people say that
this has been the hardest winter for
years.
There is a lot of sickness in our
community at this writing.
Mr. W. D. Halfacre who has been
in bed for about two months has
made very little change. Hope that
he will be better at my next writing.
Mr. A. P. Ruff happened with a
very sad accident last Sunday after
noon while he was enjoying a ride
with his best girL His horse got
frightened and ran a'way, throwing
them both out of the buggy and hurt
ing them very badly. We are glad
to say they are improving.
The farmers in this section are
waiting for the land to dry out so
they can begin preparations for a
new crop.
We are glad to say that St. Philip's
has a pastor and he will commence
preaching this month.
We* are glad to say that our merch
ants are beginning to lay in their
spring goods. Our little town Ka
lula is in a flourishing condition.
As news is,scarce in this town I
will close, with much success to The
Herald and News. Feathertop.
March 7, 1902..
South Carolina Day at ,ha Exposition
March 2oth, 1902.
The exposition at Charleston seem
to be attracting a great deal of atten
tion from the people of the country
at large. Cincinnati and Chicago
have sent large delegations there to
inspect the show. The governors of
Georgia, West Virginia and Indiana
have been there with their staffs and
others all seem to unite on one ver
dict, that it is as creditable an expo
sition as any held in this country.
TIlinna i.u11 irisan~t I-hA AYT~nRitiAn
-H
ntiseptic and
-ated tobacco
.pplication, is
fire on top of
ve temporary
head and the
ucus.
-atarrh, for it
ts acids and
the skin, are
or inner skin,
:w of mucus,
:od, and through the circulation
g the Stomach, Kidneys and other
ssumes the dry form, the breath
[aches are frequent, the eyes red,
n the ears. No remedy that does
'atarrh. S. S. S. expels from the
nsive matter, and when rieh, pure
poursing through the body the
tes become healthy and the skin
greeable, painful symptoms disap
anent, thorough cure is effected.
d purifier 'does not derange the
ad general health rapidly improve
rour case and get the best medical
ases sent on application.
PECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
ne seeing and admiring the build
gs and their contents.
Miss Gould was particularI
eased with the Woman's building
d expressed her adi iration freel
the wonderful work the womer
d accomplished, which she sai<
s a credit to the city and the sex
Yesterday morning was devote<
the party to a visit to the Midway
1 of the attractions were visited it
rn and thoroughly enjoyed. Th(
rty wound up at the Streets o
uro, which had meanwhile beer
oused by the cries of the MnezziE
priest, who from his lofty percl
the minarel announced the pres
ce of a distinguished Christian
io had come to pay them a visit
ich a hurrying, scurrying anc
rambling has never been known ir
e famed Streets of Cairo before
Lmel boys, donkey boys, merchants
ancing girls, sword fighters, der
ihes, all rushed helter-skelter, fo:
was whispered that the Ladj
)untiful of the Christians had ar
ed and there wouild be muel
acksheesh" for all. Miss Gouki
d party arrived at the Streets o
iro about 9:30. They were re
ived by W. Maurice Tobin, "King
the Midway," who personally con
cted the party through the streets
plaining all the details of thu
~atiful Orient and many strangu
~hts and interesting objects. Afte:
ocuring some rare souvenirs fron
e Holy Land the party started t<
ke advantage of the opportunitiel
r pleasare which are presented ix
is nteresting concession. Miss
uld enjoyed a ride upon Lily, thu
lined elephant, and a five minut<
in mounted upon Carrie Nation
Don't
Lose Weig
If you find
are losing y
weight or if
and weak-te
your meals
quickly you'
How Mrs. Jennie 001
Mrs. JENNIE GoVE, of Bid4
down, no appetite, tired and no ax
faint feeling in the morning. We
did. She gained seven pounds irl
began to feel better and now is at
How VinoI Caused a
Mrs. N. B. JENNER, of Lake
make a statement as regards Vino
When I began taking Vinol I weigi
thought I was going to die with c
doctors who did me no good, and
could keep nothing on my stomac:
day Messrs. Clark Bros. kindly s<
folks decided as a sort of last res
taking, and to the astonishment
taken not all of two bottles yet, and
and more than that in strength.
lived a week longer had I not cox
Because Vinol ia delicious,
much-sought-after medical px
the disagreeable grease, we e:
proclaim that it is better than
or tonic rebuilder we hav'e eve
back if you don't think so afte:
V E. PELN AM
that p,pular "ship of the desert."
The King then suggested a donkey
race, to which Miss Gould heartily
agreed. The race for forty yards.
Mis-3 Gould winning by a small mar
gin on Holy Moses. After enjoying
them=elves to their hearts' content
the party was invited by Mr. Gaston
Akoun, the genial proprietor of "The
Streets," to visit His Turkish den,
where they wera reLale.i with Tark
ish coffee and delicacies from the
Orient.
Grouplug the States.
The very large States are:
Texas, 266,011 square miles.
California, 158,138 square miles.
Montana, 147,001 square miles.
New Mexico, 122,678 square miles.
Arizona, 133,870 square mi.es.
Nevada, 110,679 square miles.
Colorado, 103,969 square miles.
The large States are:
Michigan, 97,990 square miles.
Wyoming, 97,878 square miles.
Oregon, 96,838 square miles.
Minnesota, 86,335 square miles.
Utah, 84,928 square miles.
L'Idaho, 83,828 square miles.
J Kansas, 82, 36 square miles.
South Dakota, 77,580 square miles.
Nebraska, 77,531 square miles.
North Dakota, 70,789 square miles.
L Washington, 70,574 square miles.
) Missouri, 69,137 square miles.
E Wisconsin, 65,805 square miles.
The good-sized States are:
Georgia, 59,436 square miles.
Florida, 58,988 square miles.
Illinois, 58,354 square niles.
Iowa, 56,270 square miles.
New York, 53,719 square miles.
Arkansas, 53,228 square miles.
North Carolina, 52,684 square miles.
Alabama, 51,756 square miles.
Louisiana, 49,626 square miles.
Mississippi, 46,919 square miles.
Pennsylvania, 45,928 square miles.
Ohio, 44,464 square miles.
Virginia, 42,630 square miles.
Tennessee, 32,050 square miles.
IKentucky, 48,332 square miles.
Smaller States:
Oklahoma, 38,959 square miles.
Indian, 36,587 square miles.
Maine, 33,939 square miles.
Indian Territory, 31,154 square miles.
SSouth Carolina, 31,048 square miles.
SWest Virginia, 24,504 square miles.
SThe small States are:
Maryland, 12,297 square miles.
Vermont, 9,563 square miles.
New Hanipshire, 9,377 square miles.
Massachusetts, 7,546 square miles.
New Jersey, 8,173 square miles.
Connecticut, 5,612 square miles.
Delaware, 2,380 square mile.
Rhode Island, 1,247 square miles.
I.1
>ur
'you are thin
ke Vinol with
and see how
vill gain flesh.
e ained Seven Pounds.
leford, Me., says: " She was all run
nbition for work. Her stomach had
ersuaded her to try Vinol, which she
two weeks. From the first dose she
:og and ha.s plenty of appetite."
Gain of Over 20 Pounds.
ood, N. Y., says that she wishes to
, "My normal weight is 175 pounds.
ied not over x oo pounds. Everybody
nsumption. I had three of the best
[ was practically given up to die. IK
and vomited day and night. One
nt me a little book on Vinol and my
ot to get me a bottle which I began
f all I began to get better. Have
have gained in weight over 20 pounds
[am satisfied that I would not have
menced taking Vinol."
and beca.use it does contain these
perties of cod-liver oil without
adorse it, and we unhesitatingly
any preparation of' cod-liver oil
'had in our store. Your money
you use it. .
& SON.mDrgists.
readil overcome Loss of Hair,
ase< [oofs and Scratches in hor
=iules and cate. Farmers try it.
- A
LngA
L
P
o than the faithfl horse
vns, Swinney, Harness s
horse owners know thisL
pathy that heals, knowa
A
e most aggravated cases.
quicker than any known
peculiar to muscle, skin
-ed by it.
t
. t:
e best remedy on the market for
nd Galls, Sprains and Skin Lumps.
:eeps horses uid mules in condition. t
t
e ofGen.Lee
ttending the Reunion at Dallas,
a handsome picture of General
is farewell address (suitable for
me and address, and the name
he belongs.
las will be via Memphis The
d ohe Texas cities without
lof tran ia sal ines, thus
ctions and excellent service.]
,WAY
*HIGHWAY
(D TRAVEL.
Dipal Comm.necial
Ith and Pleasure
ath with the a
'T and W EST.
s, Through 5leeping-Cars
New Orleans, via Atlanta.
Points via Atlanta and via
er via Lynchburg, Danville .
Richnond, Danville and
* on all Through~ Trains. -
w Rates to Charleston ac
er-State and West Indian
all Resorts now on sale at
ature, time table., rates, et..,
address
W. H. TAYLOE,
.Aast. Gen. Pasi. agenes
Atlantas, Ga.
.7. C. BEAM,
Distrkct Pa... Agn
Alatot, Ga.t
t
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
c
TRADE MARIas
DESIGNS S
COPYRIGHTS &C.
qickl yascertain our opiniandfe whthron
ions tty cnfiential. Handbook on aet
set fr e Oldest ency for seung patentsie
special notice, without charge, in thep
Acinti ic ntrican.
adsomely lutrae weeky Lrmgest r
year: four months, $1. Sold by all newders
MUNN & CO.361Broadway, New York
Branch Offce, 625 F St.. Washington, D. C.l
ofd
lT.
es
dr
- r
Mexica will
Mustang Linimentses
A toad .m
a harrow
suf'ers ro mor
that is tortured v. itlh Spa
Sores, Sprains, te. Most
and apply the ilad cf syn
far and wide as
Mex2can
M, lusta
Never fails-not even in th
Cures caked ud(hr in cows
remedy. Hardly a isca<c
or joints that cannot be cur
Mexican istb
Mustang Liniment ith
)
A Free Pictur
Any veteran, who contemplates a
April 22nd to 25th, will receive:
Robert E. Lee, and a copy of hi
framing), if he will send us his n:
and address of the Camp to which
Your best route to Da
Memphis to Dallas ai
change. These trains
evening, after the arris
offering you close conni
.B.BAIRD, Travelig Pass
E.W. La BEAUE, Geerat Pi
TH E G R EA*
OF TR ADE .A
Uniting the PWIn<'
Centers anid Uea:
Resorts of the Soi
NORTH, EAJ
Nigh-Class Vestibule Trala
between New York and
Cincinnati and Florida
Asheville.
New York and Florida, with
and Savannah, or via
Savannah.
Superior DiningeCar Servic
Excellent Service and Los
count South Carolina Ini
Exposition.
Winter Touriat Tickets to
reduced rates.
For detailed Luformation, liter
app)y to nearest tloketaagent, o0
a. U. BARD WICK,
General Paaaenger Agent,
W aahiagton, D. C.
k. W. HUNT.
cI.P aaner..gt....
BUE RIDGE RALRMGi
H. C. BEA'bTI, E'eceiver.
Effective ... . . 1897.
lsetweea A rm1Pin.M M l 'A .
ABOND. WEC'NTBOUThD.
~ied. 'A'xed
[' 2 Mtation. NJO. I
. 1 00 am...... Anderson......Lv 3 35 pm
)1 40 am..........Denver.......Lv 3 56 pm
). 10 I am.......... Autun.......... Lv 4 0)5 pm
). 102 am....... Pendleton... . '.... T. t4 - ;m
)r1 13 am.. herry's ('rossim' .I i m
rO07 am ..Adam s' r.ssin..Lv S I pfl
~49 am }........ ec ....... Lv 447pn:
r925 .m. ...West UnIon....Lv 5 11 pm
k20 m ..'. Walhal'a........ lv 51 p.
~.Lv, P.M.Ar
J. R. AND)E SON, Superin:endent
souct:msl at SoLneen with So. R N
HEDULE IN EFFECT AFTEEBJUFE 2, I190I.
Daily--Except Sunday.
lenn Spriags.........'.......9 00a m
oe buck....................... ...... 94.5 a m
rSpartan burg.......................... 10 00 a m
vSpartanburg......................... 345 p ni
oebuck........................... 4 p
rGlenn Springs ... ....... ..... .4 4.i
H S Simpson. Presiden
A - 1TOULtb
-L TRAINS
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
CaDita Oily Route.'
iortest line between all principal cities
North, East. South and West.
qchednle in effect Dec. 1, 1901.
c ntral Tise. Local At
Daily. Daily. lanta to
Orthbound i .34 Clintoin.
rSava'rah....33n Pm '55T
Fair f:. x ...1. ..0 aM 3 I0 px
en 1a k ......10am 4 27 pm
EasLeru Time.
Colurr bla......... 4 10 a:L 7 05 pm
Car den............ 507p9m 800pm
Ct.ru .......... 6 89 am 9 40 pm
r Ham.let ........... 7 05 am 10 15 pm Ko.52
v C.- houn Fallz 100 am 12! pm i225am
A bbevi'le ....... ! Si aw 4 54 pm 1257pu
Greunwovd -... Id amn 5 1 pm 12pi
CAntoa............ 2 i5 an 6 06 pm 15pi
C a-,is1 ............ 33 am 6 T1 n!
Cbestir... . .... 401am 72)pm
i'atawb*t Jet.... 4 35 am 7 fi pyn
r Hamlet. ........... 7 0) a n 1 1,
vHamlet ....... .. ' 23 am !0 i) pm
etetsourg ..... 2 9 pm 5 54 am
.Richmond....... 305pm 635am
Washington.... 6 35 pm 10 10 am
Baltimore .....1125 pm 1125 am
Philadelphia.... 2 56 am 136 pm
New Yok --....-. 6 30 am 4 15 pai
oatht-Norf'k 5 25 pm 7 12 a2
Eastern Time.
>uthbound. Daily. Daily.
81 27
v Cheraw............ 7 I am eI06 pm
Camden .......... 8 34 am 12 53 am
Central Time.
Columbia......... 8 40 am 105 am
Denmark......... 9 52am 2 17 am
Fairfax............10 30 am 2 57 am
r Sayannah .....12 05 pm 4 40am
JacksonvillA... 3 50 pm 9 05 am
Tampa.............. 5 00 am 5 40 pm
Eastern Time. Local
v Catawba...... 9 07 am 12 57 am Cnt'n to
Chester ............ 9 45 am 12 35 am Atlanta
Carlisle ............10 15 am 2 00 am No. 58
Clinton ........... 11 06 am 2 57 am 2 45 pm
Greenwood......It 52 Dm 3 43 am 3 85pm
Abbeville.........12 21 pm 4 10 am 407 pm.
Calhoun Falls.12 50 pi 4 38 am 4 45 pm
r Athens.. ....221 pm 6 18 am 6 19 pm
SAtlanta. 455 pm 8 50 m 850 pm
Columbia, Newberry and Laurenz Railwyy,
rain No 52 leaving Columbia. Union sta.
ion, at 1120 am daily, connects at Clinton
rith S A L Railway. No. 53, affording
hortest and quickest routeby several hours
> Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, St. Louis,
hicago and all points West.
Close coinection at Petersburg. Richmond,
Vashington Portamouth. Nor olambia
avannah Jacksonville and At ta, with
verging lines.
agnifiicent - vestibule trains carryin
brcugbPullman sleepiig cars between
rincipal points.
S. A L. Railway 1,000 mile books are good
ver *., N and L. Railway; also to Washing
on, D. C.
For reduced rates, Pullman reservations,
'.Z , apply to
W. P Scruggs, T. P. A..
Savannah, Ga'
J. K. Barr. Ist V. P, & G. M.
R. E. L. Bunch, G. P. A. Portsmouth,V.
,Narlestoi a Westel Carona hr C
Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line
Schedaie hi Effect Dec. 29, 1901.
,dave Augusta............a0 05 3 M pm
rrlVe Greenwood.,...,,,,,,12 .39 pm m .....
Anderson....,.....,,,. -.. .- 255pa
Laurens.........1 l4.v 535a
Waterloo(H S.)... 13 pun
Greenville........2 22 p m
GlennS8prings.... 445p
Spartanburg......... 8 0 p is
Baluda............58p m
Hendersonville..... 6 03 p m
AshevilleS............ 7 15 p m -
Osave'Asheville.........7 0"p m
8ya.rtan burg.........125 am .
Greenville ...........[l m n 15p
Laurens........ 2 0 m ~p
rve Waterloo (H. S.)... 2 3.3 p m
Greenwood......8 07p m
ave Andersonl .....................
SAugusia....... 54.pm 40 p m
,ave Augusta. ....... .................
Allendale................... 92p
Yemas see .........0O 25z 735p
Beaufort.............IOl5am83p
Port Royal ............ 10 30 am84p
Portoyal .... 100p 5540am
Irrie Agusa.... . ......... * 10 $ a -
aites, sbpduj7s2addres
W. J CRIG, en.las 85g s
Aug15tapm
Z. M. NRTH.66i20Apm
T V EMRSON ra6'8ana pm
PoT&oyal............ 1 0 T, 4 a
58 uI . ..........1 0 m 5850 am
Yam6.0 Lv.alestC........55 9m.35 am
Fai rfa ...................... ae . ... 7 4 6
Allendal. e .r ................. .v .40 5a
rie Agsa............... . ., . 10.
15 2 A..,e connectinvtlGren. Lo 11.10 l
.3.patanbrg.Sothersi~ Ralay.
W.JA CG. P. ...
~.IiLv...Siner S CAr 5gusta a.
T 1.1 AMrSON aTrde Mana41g ..
PM AATN..N
te2ween arlstnr.nd lumb.
7.pper..outherCarona.4 606Nrt
.arolinar..aln . v50.
..1AWIINTo, . C. a Lvth 1.....
. P *.M. *P M.tA.
.5 L i L..........Lnle, ..... ... 0 .45
.10 1 .'5 r......C lm ... L' 4 .0 .5
... a .:d Arer,,,,.,.Gree vilC . ...L 1 ...
..... 3.3har.St atand bg,,,.vl,....
A.. P. M. M.MES .
..V ot1 r..... a er ..... 4 15 ......,
..... S2.3 AT.... LarcsHr..ArLE 1O . 0 .....
Atlnti 2 CAo...BacstbLnurg...Airo8.d5
..l C7.l1n lnr... terfordn.r 60t .......
..... k8.1 A r...saron at . .....Lv, rate:
... n. -.3 A. r$4nbon . C. L$6 . 8 $ . ....
.... e9.2 -&r.',harl t h .. L I . 0 ......
Pd .. AA.. 3
..... 6.ti .Hendersonvilye . C... 0.' ......
tuous~ays,~ Turs lnt days ntddis
n d Greenvilale. - C
Nos. ti58 4 old carryhroughurdacybe
aleien Chresen dayn d itonba to -to
H~o scEdMEROn fute. FaInr at. d
T.eR. KE. CTE4G. A.gEnt,
om er Teaferr- S.nagC.
JF.LVIAGTN o' gt
ilmbi Neary CdluarmailreC.
>Trafi arlnaIner.Sta ass. W et.da -
al limit seven days in addition to date of
le.
or schedule and further infortr ation ad
ess E. CAVE N A UGH. A gent,
Newberry, S. C.
J. F. LIVINGSTON.Sol>g A
Columbia . .
M. EMERSON, H. M. EMERSON
CATARI
The treatment of Catarrh w i t h a
astringent washes, lotions, salves, medi
and cigarettes or any external or local v
just as senseless as would be kindling a
the pot to make it boil. True, these gi
relief, but the cavities and passages of the
bronchial tubes soon fill up again with ir
Taking cold is the first step towards I
checks perspiration, and the poisonot
vapors which should pass off through
thrown back upon the mucous membrane
producing inflammation and excessive fl
much of which is absorbed into the bl
reaches every part of the system, involvin
parts of the body. When the disease a
becomes exceedingly foul, blinding hea
hearing affected and a constant ringing i
not reach the polluted blood can cure (
circulation all offt
blood is again
mucous membrat
active, all the disa
pear, and a,perm
S. S. S. being a strictly vegetable blo<
Stomach and digestion, but the appetite a
under its tonic effects. Write us about '
advice free. Book on blood and skin dist
THC SWIFT S:
March 11th, with a delegation of ti,
several hundred, and other States are in,
booked for later dates.
The Legislature of South Carolina pl
and the Governor of the State, have an
given their endorsement to the expo- at
sition, and urged that the people of hE
the State visit the exposition at least wl
once, and have named March 20th
as South Carolina day, with the idea by
that there should be a grand rally of A]
South Carolina on the exposition tu
grounds on that day. PE
It is South Carolina'e first attempt C
to show to the country at large the ar
industries, resources and possibilities or
of the State. They have been well in
displayed. en
Let us all go, and by our presence w]
show an appreciation and interest in S,
what has been done. se
th
CI
South Carolina Day at the Exposition, dE
Thursday, March 29th.
Some,reasons why the people of it
the State should visit the exposition B
n that day:
First. It is a Sonth Carolina expo
sition in which the State and the an
people are vitilly interested, as it Ci
presents to the people of the country ce
at large for the first time the great1 *
possibilities of South Carolina, bothd
as a manufacturing and agricultural e*
State.
Second. The State has a building 8
at the exposition in which are exhib-p
ited the industries and resources of t
South Carolina. Many of the peo- ta
ple do not realize the magnitude of f
the possibilities that are within our t
borders. Go then and see them.G
You will profit by the trip in many tr
ways. 1
Third. In the cotton palace, comn-'
merce, minerals and forestry, ma-,
chinery and electricity, and West In
dia buildings will be seen many ex
hibits that will justify the trip.
Fourth. To those who have never
seen the exhibits of the United States
Government, seeing them alone is
worth more than the cost of the trip.
Fifth. The exhibits in the Woman's
building will be of interest to every
woman in South Carolina. The dis
play is far superior to the woman's
work at any other exposition.
Sixth. When you have seen all the
exhibits of interest, the midway offers
t3 attractions, where you can spend
as much time in pleasure as you e
Seventh. The people of CharlestLn
desire you to see the exposition, to
see from your own observation that
they projected the exposition in your
interest, as well as theirs, and that
we should be again united as one
people.
Eighth. Thie railroad rates are
very low, and accommodationis for all
can be secured in Charleston at rea
sonable rates.
Party or parties desiring to secure
accommodations in advance will be
able to secure same by correspond
ing with Mrs. A. H. Clancy, Maniager
Exposition Information Bureau, 217
Meeting Street, Charlest4on, S. C.
Charleston, S C., March 2, 1902.
MI8S GOULD D)EPA RTS.
She was Charmed with (harleston tad the'
Expositionl ar.d Kode the Camels'.
on the Midway.
[News and Conrier, 21st ]
Miss Helen Miller Gould, who has
been spending the last three days
quietly in Charleston, left the city
lst. nignt on her private car, Atal
anta, for New York. Miss Gould
and her party all expressed thema
selves delighted with Charleston d
bhe Exposition, which they enjoyed
thoroughly. The party visited the
Exposition each day they were here,
and snent the greater part of their