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Gov. ReT rP's nhatmril /iofnclucier fn nr,e ort miun. ift fn i o t'. i r The finanta rnRattet *t>fand n. MI* i th ri t nr tr, l hfr,: 1rt-, f Lt nal aittsuZnar t( thf riom ira lt t ~r t rtc1~ 1t hnR I1c IL 1ftratt t n d h nTrttt m ' ."n,r .. Iun t'i ritr i n t t taiw n rr e'.-Nt'ODA. Ti N Vc 1sr. 'tllt" ittluf l-2tf Oft f l.tt fflt u' nHT.irh!'' ir'Y ,asI' W lS bRea } Anu i tt u fw I.: ^.n:1 ) 't.W nR ln"n y-t,n a n, omnenans tinl. r1f rt:l-/tr f li II i 'YR + 'f i t ilr f- i.C ThiT ''"ff' 3If ciIr' t. :t 1118z .h"A - 2iA1.1": l7tfieint* It -h4 -T1R2 Un f i fln.1A.'? Ir 21' b "' f.lFt frlr. aa S uth r a:.:i L r.- - - 1-" our ab r.s ~I-- - - :ti'= _.'; : ' .. .. . U L !_, .J .- - - fsowoutta *ur - ri ' r -. -r - rrg . i' rj4 K e* woo.r foLr~' i 7us. tr.* ( .d brsy ForI i the fbrd~' tia Ms rcur disap Oredrundr thb w.-r,' and. at last bnrugt.u OLjte~ very ar tha thema had ost,whic thewood man age yclaimed as bis.. WlTheg b ej3 UjVing ' plese wit the*' man'shonesy, prsnte .im wit a-aia of a ilo ,r. The get goldIvA ad slver onesfr~ their,.' hoest. Ther stock id verry well.p brTht is the tre drivato of~ ther hterm,whiere tek WOnlhA forth milkmaigd, (he oaus pof1( it th, the~ woodsma vorery proerly rred mwthe irl.( adalerhthlaaio CRIIE LAD LAWLESSNESS. 1M. S ERER OF 1NE TLLl.KA .G! - ZALE? T.AGEDT. m Esa6 bftrct ket:.ne io that Tcr : Fem: n h3eSrmm at St Andrew"s Luth.-an Qiur.t Sundar. 'we kn d ~C.nr!Ar. 2!-:1.' Ttse brating of F 7;idr GoUa:lesj . _.'ftmePiidn Ccverncr Tillu..r. -was tr r it nnAy by the RPrv .Z A :i : ' s. a Dr Sc'erer." wrought PvrfZI. :bf bigbes; of :orr :,Bii, Ae f icg nc t oriae tas -' ari be" 3 S vaI- . e1r1F .. i. f t i +.s3 :ao nia:P -xggst Ic:a ZL." :1is Li IIe. :1T :? :: 's : i - - - -. - r~ r . '. *-- r . -n *. *. th w F t L b t I . - t . _ t h r_ of'the in fm s ' a : ( y -w ..Ic 17 " I am. one oftbs r.ople," he Unt omeime I doubt!' wht-thr wei.' in out Carlin ar im,.p rovig o havekbee improved: (~5 thre rejfI~ reat. or tand betteros si5ities in stheise; we butrha i)soterl of it '~qj'j' all? The)5 '' sift-mdovig l rilrods , athess wirng( andg schols ar,5!en ifs ini.tol iadequao to lthk gory and criv ilizaft i ofa neole So alina ar irs ri rig r moral fibre of tbe people is growing weaker instead of stronger, and that there is a growing detenorat.ion in bott. races. Forty years ago who ever beard of a negro oommitting sueb crimes as they now commit? H,ow rare it was to find any real crime bribery. murder and the like-among tbem. Murder, arson, rape, burg lary and all aggravated crimes were exedingly rare. We look on our OWL raoe and what do we see? Who ever beard of a lynching forty years ago. or mob riolenre to redress griev annf _'r ibe execution of people with :. D tria Wbo ever beard of the htutne house of a man being burn r3 and i- cbi' dren bntcbered? All :' :bese tiLng indicate that the law i+ :: :.ger respected by oommnni ties t:13 po:pie. tbe law has lost its s:::- A:,3 wt,at dos that mean mefmn, h:aarbv. It means the (s ."?rt ::. s:'c)ety: it me&a bar LA. : =t is what it means. The Tfe' f'+.rT. fCo . ation of ciilir,a :2 respw. for tbe law and when u+": -':>L : hat tbey are on the =..t :, ar-ned3 th1ai crimes e L .r- :y ot:rage were com r.:. :, :be way places, by .: ::a F: 7 3 e -Sg ed pe ple That * .-.:. :.'"s: rLTbrn t e we:: - - L:. :o iLg- It j :1 . a . fr - Em thereu isa c : h r T. {t . Vf.- ' in ; _ !e c . .J : :- 'on,i.ddnl enfranchised 7-a - .4-7 V h eter f t i - - r m* -l. d conry, sdden - - - y y - .H"- the dif-fr.e c r>-ss aino th natona tLnde -, : w are peclirl fran an rant-~- in or frqetv~rr. cotmpt l'r .he law, perap t7is du in largeb *d'ednei h in'grraied Sout !ra barater nd t the fanc tat we av J-> larne~d tI he differenjce betwe'.aun a teendnc wiciVs tru(. a inde[ndenc that diis~ fal' a rselfish. Thri ra fald rindependenc' whichtl~ thI)~rIiks to l.iv its own '~"(1'a hfe w ith rega to othve aind wht,ich(.& fns ain likte into thet wac o a',' cis t etirigod he hanghrri ty" sr mI my bO(OpiIrother's tkatper irau thidtrue& ichpendent s thie man who for his own life has the noble rule. "E~very mcan sh all bear his own biiuden,"declinaing to bow other shoni. deora with hits cares, whereas for his relationaship, to other lives hie makes his muotto read: "Bear ye one an. othaer'sa burdeuns and so fullil the law of Chris-t." TVhe cure for lawlessnes is lawful ness. But ini this crisis we need a high law, a law of the highest posai ble sanction, te eay law of Ch..st And the servant of christ answer. the question of Cain with the sublime re joinder, "Bear ye one another's bur dens and so falfill the law of Christ." Let me be practical and plain. I alluded just now to-striking exam. ples of criminal lawlessness because I wanted to bring the truth home to us all and show exactly at whose door the real ein may lie Every one of us who has led a life of indif ference to the welfare of our fellows has share in the Columbia tragedy and in the disgrace of the State to day. Responsibility cannot be di vided; it is an integral individual thing. The community is composed of individuals and there exists in this State an atmosphere which you and I bave helped to create. If I say "I will live my own life and let other men live tbeirs, with no share iL the general intlnence of the world," tbe etereal compulsions of tbe uni verse will laugh my speeh to soorn. As well might a wave in the river start back uptbostre mandtbink that no confnsion would result. It is abs:'lutely imp:-ssible for any man to leai a completely negative life. It will tell for either good or evil, surely for the one or the other. The sins of otuission are equally grave and serious with the sins that c:.-mi;.. The man wn:, is not will. ing to bear L1 share of the burdens of the word fS's to fnifiil the law of Ciris-. but f,:ovw the law of C &.. Every -ne Cf us have sat pa:.- te adf e to the ccomu PJ - wkb dRe: seek.:a our iwn s-f: .Lte:ests bas s bhre it, the -r or example -L- pleasat ~wat.it :'j _ -:j a :b tu Li: t beeorn-s duta dy t"! h L ~ L:tt tI t:'' - -.y wih a 3ypi If tLiu bas been 71 .r 4 1.- in the~CW t; w.r3,th n - o-t w:.: tbat p r wr : b's dea b. E1: U.- rL,'L e 11bJc:t nearer + - Ltaw:,n. you say, i-- be :^.' rt * - At i L-5e lot thr -: fa.-- lwster'pt for tbe law:' Tre ::.'s rednas ".bnlaits !aw Ypt, soe. a rrvtery of fecof th' CtiwrdstBat a bad)l (i tis t 'norc .S' At d sroa the#ogroe. anylawIS Vt'idh crJJf'the bink pIe f'p'.y f rt ye rt. rgarderit has r.incipl riirseat sa (botheri An riy nd (5rd5 ofth aw itslf et,n a.nd raatwre undf a,the thChisa dffrrence, Wivin the iselfsrieo ani hie iet florthere finst rhirderer pie las iset andeouys ueton fand decare undeioat that he5i las are obnoxious When asked why be does not eIif.rce the. law against thern he replies, with unclonscious irony, that it is not his~ duty' to do iso; anid then we go into, righteous sav ings against the policeO force) andi city goveirnrlielt, forgettinrg the obvious truth that every ~orni inunity has pire. ciisely as go'fd governinent as it de serves, b)ecause the votes are in the people's hands, anid the people form the public sentirnient which permit such things to be. 'The sanction of the lawlessniess of Charleston rests at the doors of our Christian peo. pIE), becasie4 either as criminal selfish ness or a spurious couirtesy or a sor did( spirit of coJrmerce prevents mien~ from bearing a noble share in the public life, andE b)egetts ini them that sellishniess whiich is the ultimate source of sain. If the Christian peo. ple of Charleston were right, then (Charleston wvouldt be right fron river to river and from neck to bay Being a (Ihristian does not consist in seeking to ,iye one0's own soul, but in seeking to save anid help our b)rethreni, Hie that wouldi( Save his life, said Christ shall lose it ; but he that will lose his life for My sake and the Giospel's, shall find it unto life eternal. 8o long as sellishness is the chi,f motive in our Christian business men; so long as they trans late independenice i'nto indifference to the concnas of othrs -eein the efforts of their preachers with voluble worde, but empty deeds, just r s, ono4 will a htate of affairs con- - tinue that shames the State and them. But the day of our redemp. g tion would draw nigh, and the reign on of lawlessness would have a sure and c speady end, if those who profess to follow Christ would but answer the I criminal selfishness of Cain with the u noble words of St. Paul: "Bear ye one another's burdens and so fulfill ii the law of Christ." A Lazy Man's Thrift. Find out what you want others to do for you, and then go at it. a'nd get them to (1o it. There's nothing like having good help. Start right-as soon as you can get some one to start you. Fall in love with your work as early as possible, but see to it that it is a platonic attachment. Do not be jealous if some one else falls in love with it, and wishes to do it for you. Poverty is a good schoolmaster; but leave his institution as soon as you can; there are others. Necessity is a priceless spur; but Easy Street manufactures the finest kind of saddles. a Learn the alphabet as soon as pos sible, if you didn't have it pounded ' into you when a child; but don't on any acconut neglect Arabic Notation, r and the table of Federal Currency. b When an extraordinarily good op- o pcrtunity cmes along. take ,a good F straight look at is before you "seize" F DRUGS KI THAN The leading doctors say: "There are d.se..se; if every one wou:d keep his systent lan, a:u lenve drugs alone the death rate S.is:ics show that these doctors are r r Cr:.e Duff y's Pur- Malt Whiskey Bre.:zhtis Asthma. Cr.tarrh, Coughs, dysi neriacs ;rostration, female troubles, sleel cause; all these diseases are caused by run DUFFY'S PUR E Pi builds new tissue; it enriches and stimulat the heart, invigorates the brain and streni d:sease. It k:lls the germs. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Livingood of Olvei ycars. say Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has 1 L'-yord their silver wedding. Mr. Livingo, They are both hale acd hearty and feel vigc Mrs. Matilda Watts, who is 63 years c c -r"d her of grip and h-s kept her strong "I suffered terribly with the grip and a of weather always found me in bed, and I :\ng. Picking up a newspaper one day, frc- the use of Duffy's Malt Whiskey and were almost instantaneous. The terrible lasf d.a;;eared. I was completely cured and h at the age of C. I f,el as though I was only Mrs. Mati New York's leading doctor said: "Duffy dlgested." if you wish to keep young, strong and glow of p.erfect health, take DUF'PY'S PURE E;*oonful in half a glass of water or milk medicine. It is dangerous to fill your syster anl depress the heart. "Duffy's" is an abst fromn fusel oil and oth'er dangerous insgredile CU RES WIT H4 Quinine depresses the heart, while DJUfTY'S PURE MADT WHISKEY tones and strengthens the heart action, in vigora'es the birain, purifles the entire systemn and] keeps it in a normally healthy ~OIditlon. It kills all disease' germs and rnPcrobe-s. Caution-Wh'Ien you unkl for D)uffy's Prnre Malt W1hiskey' be sure you get j the gen,,u ine. I n merupiulous denlers, mindful of the excellenve of this I preparaion, wilI try to nell chmeap I Whisker substitutes, which are put on the ruarket for profit only, anid wbIch fair frorn, relieving thme siek. nire posit ively~ hnrnafui. Dem an d "D)uffY's" usnd be sure you get it. ft is thne only absoilutely pure meuit win key wihej (contalnn muedicinaul, heaulhgiving tuail ties. L.ook for the~ trade-mu rk, "The Old Ch,emist." 'in the ilbei. D)uffy's Pu're Malt WVhiskey hats euredi :'ribled by over 7,000 ' docto'rsan unds em ~'~~ xcl The genine i'm e SOLD AT ALL DI cm drrect ati $1.0 a bioffln. Ii is the only a s a me ie In' . mliimbh- m.- ol:i , SO UT I NORTH,1 EJS$ and OA wa eAAEOs Ssge. saved an.. ws~ ee .na aa a. . hmw aea * ~ . ~eA..m, .*w . . . Mcut~i aitd. I"RUSTWORTHY, EITHER SEX, Lb Wholesale MQrhandise Cor an o solid financial s , to man geLocal Representatives a will or anize clubs among consumers. 40 per eut saved for our customers. Busi ess no experiment but a proven sue eass. Salary $18.00 a week, expenses dvanced. Experience unnecessary. ddress D. B. Clarkson, Mgr.,384 earborn St., Chicago, Ill. Some of them are red hot. Try and make everything that hap ens to you, lucky in some way or ther. When you find out exactly what 1 our supreme purpose in life is, tele raph at my expense and let me now. I The world always listens to a ian--if it's worth the price. If you have An Idea, be awfully areful of it, and don't let it get )neson,o for lack of others to keep company. Find a way or make one-if you an't get some one else to do it for on while you are cushioning the ehicle. "It is a sin to steal a pin"-and iso to pick one up. When the time nd wear and tear employed are -ort.h more than the pin. "A stitch in time saves nine" bas ome truth in it, but a stitch too late ses eight is preferable, because the lyme is better, and the stitch you ave to take in order to save the thers has been subtracted -(Edgar flake, in Will Carlton's Magazine, ,very Where.) LL MORE DISEASE more deaths caused by drugs than fortified with an invigorating stimu would be lowered." ight and this is why all leading doctors exclusively for Consumption, Grip, >epsia. malaria and all low fevers, )lessness and weakness from whatever :own conditions of the system. /ALT WHISKEY es the blood, aids digestion, tones up thens the system so it throws off -son, Pa., who have been married 65 rolonged their happy union many yeara d is 91 years old and his wife is 84. rous as a couple 50 years of age. f age, says Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and well. nd tried every known remedy. Changes often felt as if life was not worth the I read of the great benefit derived sent for a bottle. The beneficial effects itudo with which I had suffered so long ave felt no bad after effects, and to-day, 30. Ida Watts, 254 W. 40th St.. N. Y. C." s Pure Malt Whiskey is food already rigorous and have on your ch ek the MALT WHISKEY, regularly, a table. three times a day and take no other i with drugs; they poison the system lutely pure stimulant and toni2, free nts so common in malt whiskeys. DUT DRUGS nillions in the last 50 yearn. It is pre uinively by 2,000) promInent hospitals. SPENSA RIES, shisakey recognIzed by the GovernmentL rodtfrr-"- D)uffy Malt Whiskey Company, W AYN sad P'.ar~. Sand W EST. K iw*5au.a,ed. 'anets ' m ala Thw.ugh Tea A .e. s* Ohlsan ae. 2 a Rese-se aew en as .5 W. as. T y, AItace es, 5- . RA.g 44*.ertoe Ie 3LUE RIDG AILIAD N. 0. BEAr TI , .c.iver. In efect June 8, I90. netween Anderson and W alhalla. LArsorlr. WEsolurp. ARRIVE. LEAVL. Mixed. Mixed to. 9. No. [2 dtatione. No. 11 14o. 0 -, A. M. P.. A. M 310 966 . ...........Belton............... 820 1089 2 48 933 ........&nderson F. D......... 3 40 1110 S45 9 30..... nderson P. D........ 8 45 1I 15 ,..... 92......WestAnderson....... 849 . 909............Denver......... 8 50 .. 8 0. ........Autun............ 405 ... . ..- ......Pendleton .......... 4 11 ... - 841 .............Cherry.............. 4 18 . 8 44-... ..Adama...... . 4 21 ... - 8 --...Jo.dania Jut 4.....43 * .-----........ henec .. ...... .... .. 8 0........Weet Union. 604 ... . .. Walhalla.........',' 6 09 All regular trains froa Belton to Walala, lave prre(noe o ver trains of same olss Ioviug in the opposite direetton unless oth trwise speofled Oy train order. Will also stop at the followin statons to ake on and let o passengerst: Phiney's amee and Sandy gppnnge. J1. it. A.N i)AR4auj14, 811perntendent l'rleston and Westrn Caroltaa Rwv Co. Augusta and ABhevillo Short Line Schedule In Efrect July 6, 190A. ..eave Augusta.---. ........0 10 a m 2 56p krrive Greenwood .........12 4$ p m Anderson................7--:i' Laurens................1 45 .... 10 a i Waterloo (H. 8.)... 1 12 p m Greenville............12 22 p m " 3"am Glenn p8rings.445pm .....................330pm 900am Salnd.ur....8pm "i" Hendersotvtillo'.' 6 03 p In Asheville .-.-----... 7 16 p m ?.. .eave:Asheville ...... 7 05p n m . p -art-anb-rg........12 5 88 p m Glenn 8pprings ~................eenill.........10 15pnnI.4p Lauren...........2Spm 148pm trrive Waterloo(i. 8)... 2 S8p m p Greenwood "4 ."-''."' pm eave Anderson . m 75 pm A. '''"''''.'..- 726 a in Augusu. -........ 0pm 11 6B am N.avv bei ""-'11 20 am Nowberry..1242...pm Clinton 12 2 pm rrive Greenville.""" ' -5 pm partanburg........ 33 pm Glenn Springs.... 3 0 pm 400pm ..eave Glenn Springs 1000am Spartanburg..". 1201 pm Greenville. ""'"" I2 pm arrtve Clinton '"'. ---.-.12 3. pm Newberry..''--'" 8 00 pm .. 4 30 pm Fartest and Best Line between Newberry ltnd Greenville. Spartanburg and G!en 3prlings : Conneotio-e from Newbe" r via Columbia dew berry and I,auronis ltalway. For anm infortnation. wr.te. ERNk 1, WLt IAMS, Ger. Pass. Agt T. M. r n Traffc Manu eusa a. O a1 -- (Eastetin Standard 1 ir e.) uuthboun.. Northbound. 'tch. du.e -n Ktlect August 26thu 190 STATIOS 8 410 am . Atlanta fI A.I.) Ar. 60 pin lu 5Us aI theus 6 ,9 pm : 6 i, Elbert,,n 5 17 pm .2 t m Abbevil,e 4 0 pm t 22 pin Greenwood 3 35 2 :tp..A r Clinton (rrin'r) Lv. 2 4> pim (c.&w 0 .) i, am Lv Glenn Springs Ar 4 00 pin 12 5 rn Spartanburg 3 30 pm I 21 m Greenville 8 26 pm (Har ris Springs) 12 in Waterloo 285 - Laurens (Din'r) Lv 2 ? pm -.52 i02 LV 1 auren Ar 1 60 211 Parkr Ar 1 42 2 2, .C11nton- 1 31 284 iuldvilin. 117 244 -Kinard.. 110 249 Gar3.. 1(:5 254 ..Jaiana.. 10P 3 10 Newbierr) 12 46 3 21 'rosperit3 1282 3 34 . ..811bs.... 12 23 339 Lt Mountair, 12 19 A. 361 ..Cbapin.. 12b9 367 Hilton 1202 4 01 White Rock 11 69 4(7 Rallen. tine 11 64 4 17.m.....-- 11 48 4 2 .Leaphart.. 11L40 __ 4 4i A rCluin baLv 1 120 4 55 LvColun bia (A .o.L.)Ar Il 1 6 20 Sumter 9 5C 9 20 A r Charleston Lv 7 00 Trenq jd 52 arriLvo a' d depart troin Trains 22 ar d 8i fronr A. C. I. freight depot Vest GJ-rvals str< et For Rates, Time Tables, or further informia on call on any Agent., or writo to I GI. CHILD T. M1. EMERSON, Prsdn. .LI N I.Traffec Manager. 4o, Agt. ..en'1 Prt. & Pass A gt. iTLANTIC COAST LINiiI CONfDENBEi iCH EIfLE. WrLMING'O1N N (C., .Tulygtst, i bron h1 Tratns Charleston to Grenville ro. 2. No.658. .00 am..Lv.. Charleston, 8. C...A r 9.20 pm .6am..bv...La n es........ ....r 6.?0 pm IOair.. ..TA .untumer.---... ......r 4 55pm .0am..r...Clum bia.......L v 3.45 pm .' pm...Ar.....linton......Lv '.25 pm -4 pm..r......re........L v 2.10 pm -.2 pm..r...Greenville.....L v 12.22 pm .80 rm. ... Ar.Spr.8pan brg .....v 1 2-15 p FROM COLUMBIA 8. C. .53ArieG tim tir iT'pT7i~i ll .i5 ) n ; i'iorerco 7.50 p ; Dri. g on 16 .5 p n ; ilertaville 9.30 r W; len -et ta. MCilie 9.37 n; 'libson 16.80 p n ;Fiaye -to ville :0.2 P m; Wi'mington ii.26 1 n Itooky M tint, i?.45 a n ; We'do -1.5Oan'-; 1f-i.erab - g 8. 6 a o ;j lchnmond 4.12 am; ~Vshin on 7.54 n; New York 1.',8 pm. 0 4 Arriv, in ter82t,ar ; Plorence9.t5 yt 3 an ;[Da - ngton 1 3 ian ; Chieraw i1.4 '.6 in; W dIteboro 2 (' p -Harts vii e 1 i .10 a',- I' ark ni I .A a ; WNilmington I 40 prr i'ayeit.evi 1le 5 pn'; Rtocky Moun t 3.5) pin ; uA 'Id,n 4 5' pm; Pc 1. rsb.urg R 44 pm; lichmore d 7.45 pmI __Washi.gtior - 40 pmn; Nc w York 7.l.4 am ulImnl n leeping Cars New York to Tam pa ulman Dinin gCar a New York to Savannah. For raites, ech dubil s, etc . write W. J1. C.alg (Gon Pasts. Aet., Wilmington T. hi. menrson, Tre flic Managor, W11tr lng. H . Mi. Err erson, A sh't. Trafl'ohMai;ager, Wil. Inston N. (I. - WHISK EY OF~ ALL ALL I NDOS PURPOSES, Special B3rand" Corn Whiskey, $ 1.25 Popular Log" Corn Whiskey. . 1.50 Popular Log," Old, Smooth, Private Stock," 12-qt. case .. 70 Flunting Creek" Rye, 12 qt. cae 7.00 )ld IHuntmng Creek"' Rye 12-qt. case... .. . .. .. ..... . .100 pple Brandy.*.'.-.-.-.-.-. ...2.0 Charge of 25c. for 1..l.. 35c. for gal., and 45c, for 3-gal. jugs, and 75c. r. 1 -2-gal.. kego; When returned pre kid, they Will be taken back at cost. J. C. SOMERS & CO,, Ols., ['ATESVILLE, North Carolina. Or Wo0||o '8SEN Rmi PAg i, o r, laudanuin l arge book of par. tieularg0n home or Sanatorla p treat AND L~4~4~B.N Whiskey Ous , m