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S0ROSIS, QUEEN OF HYSTICS
She Performs Astonishing Feats
in an Orchid Boudoir.
socIErY's VERY LATEST FAD
Generals Daughter Entertains
Patriots Pulling Bushels of
Roses From Tiny Bag.

In beautiful boufoir of New York city
on one Of those aristocratic side streets that
look toward Central Park in the lovely region
OF the Lenox Library-tbere stands every
Monday afternoon a tail, graceful woman
giving exhibitions I'm the art of sorcery,
witchery and Hindoo craft. She has been
Dicknamed ..Sorosa, the Queen OF the Mys-
tics"
This woman is one of the leaders OF
the aristocratic set of women who. like
Mrs. U. II. r. Belmont, have devoted them
selves to an art. Hers is painting. This
womaD's is the sorceFes's art-fanied from
Bible times one of the most. powerful
mechanisms OF the world. She is friend
OF Mrs. Alya," and quotes her and Mr.
Belmont as being very much interested in
HiDdOo charms.
This woman sorceress, as she proudly
calls herself, is a woma OF great wealth.
Her name is that OF one OF the most powerful
families of New York. This fad Is her
amusement. Often IL keeps her from so-
ciety for when she must chose one or the
other, she selects her HiDdoo dem0nstra-
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WILHELM,s HOME RULE.

to other countries, people laughed as they
used TO at crazy Ludwig. Now they ad-
mire.
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The Dear Thing

American-Is your Vienna bread fresh?''
asked Mrs. Butler-Smith of the haker, but
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Sorosa, when she welcomes her guests,
wears a long yellow silk fiehu around her
throat. IL is becoming to her, as she is a
brunette. Later the fIchu comes in use.
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sEWINa al NICKEL.

s'Would you like to pierce Q fivc-cent
piece with q needle?" she asks some
dear Old lady with money bags at homo
and a lorgnette in her hand.
Eyes, dearest, t.
'oh. nothing asmpseri Now. dear Nm
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NO FEE UNTIL CURED.
DIR. LEATHERMAN N

AS active as bird called the elephant;
1t keeps US hustlng selling elegant
custom made suits, the least bit worm
at prices that will please you % DEATH
look us up. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 61S
ID st. NV. my12-Tt
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STREETS.
In Effncf mil o. 1900
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND d


STREETS.
In Effect April %, 1896.
1890 a. NJ. p EMS LIMIT.
ED-Pulnlan Sleeping, Dining. smoking
and Observation Cars Harrisburg 10
Chicago, Cincinnai, Indianapolis, 81
Louis, c eveiand and Toledo. Butlet
Parlor Car 10 Harrisburg.
1880 A. MI. FAST LINE-PuIman
Buffet Parlor Car TO Harrisburg. Parlor
and DINING Cars Harrisburg TO PittSbnTg;
8.A0 p. Nj. CHICAGO AND ST; LOUIS
EAP PRESS-P Pullman Buffet Parior Iar
to Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg 10 st. Louis, Cincinnati, Louis
vile and Chicago.
pullman Sleeping Car TO Chicago. and
Harrisburg TO Cleveland. Dining Car
S.1O p. MT. SOUTHWESTERN Ex.
PRESS-Pullnlan Sleeping and DINING
Cars TO st Louis. and Sleeping Car
Harrisburg to CtnSinnaui vpprss
Pullman sleeping Car to Pittshnrg-
T.6O A, M. for Kane, Ganandaigua.
RochcsIer aud Niagara Falls daily ex-
1920 A. MI. for Elmira, and Remove,
1a1f 1aIify' 'e1IS enGens 81 SUNDAY FOR "iiialns'
g.1OP. nj. for villa msport. Rochester,
Buffalo. aud Niagara Falls, daily. except
Saturday. with Sleeping Car Washing
1o.4O r. M. for Erie, canandaigua,
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
daily. Sleeping Car Washington TO FL
For Philadelphia; Esss' Ssw York and the
400 p. M, CONGRESSIONAL LIN, LIN
TIED daily, all Parlor Cars. with
Dining Car from Baltimore Regular X ad
56ining cari. and II 90 Dining Gar
from Wilmington A. M IL. 40, 20
go: $40, loco and u 35 ? M ~ oa ON
IL 90 DINING Car from Wilmington A
~, ,I2,I5, -3.l5. 4 20. G 40. 1000 and
SIss Errcs FSr 5o PhiI9dep9is 2ses 6s1y 9RIy
Express. L. / : week days, 2O1 and $40
N daily For Boston. WITHOUT change. I, S
Atlantic City (via Market Street Frsrryl
1000 A. NJ and 12:45 p NJ weekdays.
:35 7. NJ. daily. and IL A. NJ Saturdays
For Haltlmorc. 6 .25. 7.o5. : 90. : so, 900.
1919 1919 19ag, Isag co. and u :" a. "a M S
On s. sSp9daE, 7.95, : 20. 500. 3 o., 1855,
400 Limitodl, 40. $40, s %, 6.4o.
10; lo:9e. 10 40. and II 81 P. NJ.
fpE PT9pe,s Grees Line 20 A. IL ard 4ss
For Annapolis, 30. 900 A. NJ. - IL and
a-2oP NJ daily; cvcceptspday cp Sundays
Atlantic Coast Line. EXPRESS for Richmond,
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.3O A NJ
BAG p. NJ. daily. Richmond and Atlanta.
$40 P NJ daily Richmond only, IO57
A. NJ week DAYS
Accommodate for ouanticn. 745 A. NJ
daily, and : % P. NJ. week days
For Alexandra, 4.3O. $50, T45. $40.
e,45, lo.T. II,5o A. NJ, l2.5O. lao,
$50, 4;25. 500, 5-37. Glib. Soc. 1910
and II 80 P. AZ. on Snnday Y at 4 30, :. AZ.
S;45 A. NJ, 2.45, 6.15. S.02. and 1910
leave Alexandria for washington. Cos
6.43, : o5. 3. 90. 10. IO.IB. 10 oS A. NJ
LOO, 10. 400, 3 %. 800, 5-3n, Ella
200, 30. $40, 1859, ana II .0S p NJ.
On Sunday at 6.43, $40. 10.2S A NJ,
g;15, $50, 100, 7,20. $40, and 1O52
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and q
streets, and az the station. SfXth and r
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF bagga Ge to destination from
hotels and residences.
s NJ PROVOST JR woOD
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger oant
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Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)

I lschedulc in effect April I9, IS96l
An trains arrive and leave at Peunsyiya,
eia passenger station.
& a. m.-Daily, local for Danvt;le cr,nuac,,
at Manassas Tor Spasbury CiaiIy sYceo,
Sunday, and at Lynchburg with the Nor.
epeake and Ohio, daily FOR the NaI1rsI
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
Ills a. m--Dally, the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman BUfrat SioS
ers, New I ork and Washington TO Iarit'eeP
vile, uniting at Charlotte with P3Ih1naooan.
Sleeper Tor Augusta, also Pullman SIeenar
New Y orE 10 New Orleans, via MonIgonepSSf
connecting at Atlanta with Pullman Slseyy,
er for Birmingham. Memphis and ST I .n3SIpp
A:0l p. m.--Local for Front Royal, River.
4:6l p. N. Daily. local for forCharloJtesyiiJo
l0:43 p. m.-Daiiy, WASHINGTON AMI
e0UTHWESTERN YESTIBULED IN
TIED, composed OF Pullman Yesiihniaaj
sleepers, dining cars and day concbes
Pullman sleepcrs New York TO AsheyiIIa
via Charlotte. Columbia. Savannah ma nd
Jacksonville, ard New York to ATcmDbiS
via minghan; New York to New or1eans'
via Atlanta and Mont Gomery. Souti,eTn,
hallway ycsl ibuled day coach WISH
ington TO Atlanta Dining car. Grccusboro
70 Trains Raj 0N WASHINGTON AM,
OHIO DIVISION leave WuBhington s:oi a
m. daily and 4:45 y. IN. uaiIy rx,.rt,t So
day, and :25p.m. Sundays ON Tor Round IlIlfi
Hil, 4:32 y. IA daily, except SUNDAY for
Leesburg, and go p, M. daily for Hcrndon
ReInrgnntnGg; lnG arrive ai washington 8 20 a. m.
706 q. m daily, except Sunday, from M Ha..os. Haro
from Leesburg. 0ss
Through trains from the South arrIye a,
Washington 6;42 a. m. 22u az
n.. and $40 p. m, dary, Manassas divts.
lon. 1000 u M. daily, except Sunday. and
6:4O q. M. daily, from Charlottesville
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and in
formation furniShedat offices. 5l / and 300
Pennsylvania avenue and at PennsylyanIS
Railroad L Passenger Station.
w. II. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
j. n. GULF, Traffic Manager
w. A TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent !
1 L.. s. brown. Gcn. a Ut. Pass. DeDss
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FOR RENT -FuRsssHED HOUSES.

FOR RET Z -I-rlCm mouse, 1dfnisnc'i.
LCaI Iuc CdITo1 IscF'>IC aud cable line;
rent rc,IuUeu to S2o7 7psr rncrth; o wner re-
tam room or front anrt back parlor. dining
iULlu ;ut. El,lLNn St",LsSU1IIu story 10y
wiiruow; tlCnJ ana aGJEiainS room, S1Z.
1852 20 st-uW. rTt my15-3t
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= ALTIMORE -
- AND OHM
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May 9, S9s
Leave Washington from station corner OF
kew Jersey avenue and street
For Chicago and Northwest Vestfbulei
Limited trains IL 80 a m, SOB n, m.
For Cincinnati. st. Louis. aud indianauL
oiis. yestihuIed Limited $40 D. m. eI-
For -PittsbuFE and Cleveland. express
taily l;3o n. N. and S 40 p. m
For lexington ana Staunton. II 30 a. m
For Winchester and way stations. b5 so
For Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke,
kno1yile. ChattanooEa. Memphis. and
New New Orleans le;oo y. In daily: sleeping
For LuTay. a45 p. m. daily
r7S6 FS5 BazP2Ie x7o5 T7f6 EeeS days, y zoo es9
~ -. xl2;SS, 5$:ISoV x1 81. sS.oox xxa.oa. 2;
ss5 ss5 1t2s 1sso s 1893 1900 fs5l9 si5 xS$S FssS
lundsys lu1R X IS R as6 O. qE6
fS2. x5.05. x5:l0, $50. xs:00, xS:29::
1Il6; xIi:5o p, M, xI2.0I night.
lnd 42s D. ia. Sundays. $50 a NJ. 81
For Frederick. 100. bill 80 a. ID. CT :1s.
For Hagerst6wn. b11 80 a. m. aid b5 80
For Boyd and may points. week ds Us, 90
800 a. m. LIS. 7:05 p. m.
For Ga;thersburg and way points wees
Gays. Z w, S-UU a III, u 30, 500. 4-20.
433. $50. 6:36. 7:O6, I1:30 p. m. Sun.
days. 600 a. M. l;15. $50. 7:O6, l0:2s
For Washington Junction and way points
ae.o0 a. m. GLIB p. m. Express IRA ans
stoRping al principal stations only. b4 80
b6:30 p. N.
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
An trains Illuminated with PiDtScb Itph,
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston and
The East, Nvce tiays, Z 90. Z :05, S:tGTIt,-1c.
4. m. Dining arr, 1900, 12:35. 300 i5.65
DiuingCarl e:gyp m.tl2.0I night Sleeping
CaI open at GOO 'clockJ. Sundays. (5.Gs
Dining Carr. 1900 n. m. Dining Carl ( .. as
Dining carr. 800, (5:O5 Dining Carr. 500
a2:ol night. Sleeping Car open for nas.
sengers 1000 p. m.J DoS
Buffet Parior Cars on al trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. m, 2:0o poon
Sundays, l2:35 ID. M oon'
xEXpress tram oAAs'
Baggage called for aud Checked from, ~,
tells and residences by Union TransTep 1cIo III
paDy, on orders left at ticket offices SO
Pennsylvania avenue north west New We
evenue and Fifteenth street ana ar ,ientt oiA
VA. B. GREENE, CHAS O SCTTTP% H.
oen' A1udGer' Zen. Pass. Agt
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN
FOR RENT-A new Groom house and
26 acres OF land shade, pure spring
and well water: at kensington, Oh Met.
branch B. & o.; also electric cars Ad-
dress MRS. L. a. BROWN. Gaitiiersburg,
Md my1 f. At
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-At BroOkland. one of the
best located lots in the village only 1910,
ner lot at BTookland, very easy terIBs-
GRACE NJ. THOMAS, 100 Corcoran Build-
ing myl4-3t-em
FOR SALE-SOutaS St. near ] 9tlI, cor
ner OF alley; lot 20X10O; fHfy SO
per foot: cheap d Is IN CClrufil Heights.
BRICE& LITsfTCsali CT So -tsty l&-6s
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STOLEN.

STOLEN-Backm mare and silie-bar bug
gy, from 9TH and T sts., Tuesday at
81 80 d. IN. Reward for discovery of same.
CHARLES j. WALKER, 8 Corcoran bldg.
myI3-3t
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wANTED-BOARD.

wANTED-By a gentleman and wife
and 8 children, board in the country
where there are no other boarders; no
objection TO farm, but must be convenient
10 railroad Address PETIT, this office.
my12-7t
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FOR SALEAFARMS.

- =. % n e 4 "A i'AhA
FOR SALE-Couutry farm OF SEQ
acres, in Virginia, for sale, or Will
trade for good city property aud assume
incumbrance; price, $4,000. A. =. WHIT
AKER, 91S F ST. . my163t
FOR SALE-Lady fno need will sell
farm. IS acre; ~ miles from city on
B. & O.. r. r. Address F. w. WILLIAMS,
this office. my14-3t
FOR SALE-smatL farm; crops and
stock, 20 miles from Wdshing gton, ON
Washin gton Southern Railroad. Address j.
NJ. SPRINGMAN Springman, Va.
my4-15t
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EoR RENr-STARLE.

FOR RENT-Thirty sialIs.by the week
OF month, at 1212 Ohio ave.
-4-7t,em
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HuCtioneerS

SPECIAL NOTICES
MARCIA RETL. SHEPHERD.
eN-hOIHdnlst, VIII GelIyer Two pubic
lectures in Masonic Temple, Sunday, at
30 and p. m. afternoon subject, Pub
fIC ". farDChlaI Schools evening sub
leCt, christianity or IGOlatry; Which?''
-.,Ntr C0.lt=,.tluu at the GOCr.
I hereby give notice that | will not hr re-
sponsipie forany ydebts made bymy wife,
Laura Hartman, as she has deserted my
house. HARRIS w. HARTMAN. 1t
THE FIRM OF e. l. Wid's Bros &
Co. is dissolved by mutual consent.
Louis z. Wild Will continue the business in
partnership with his son. William r Wild
MesSrs. Alfred E. and George l. Wild
Will continue with the firm III their ca
pacity of tuners and repairers of pianos and
organs, heretofore
l.. P. WILD & SON,
Successors TO g L. Wilds Bros. & Co.,
General Musical Merchandise,
my143t, EN- 1916 7th st. NV.
DIR. SH AIDES Chioridum Discovery
for consumption has cured over 80 con-
sumptiveS in the second and last sta ges and
hundreds in the first stages, in Washington
City alone; also many cases OF catarrh and
complicated throat and lung diseases; hours
9 to 2 and to 8, on Monday Wednes-
day, and Friday; eonsuItat tion free: send
for booklet; symptom blank. etc. for those
who desire home treatment. my1 Plot
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LADIES GOODS.

TIE ELITE PARLORS-6 8
18th st. NV: Scientific Facial Treat
ment; Hygienic Steaming; De Almond
Skin Food; Oxygen Balm; Summer Rates.
my12 q 1mo-em
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wANTED-PosTAG STAMPS.
w q NTED-For cash, all kinds or old
United States postage and department.
stamps: collections also bought. 81. Z.
DCNKHORST. 1905 7th st. NV. apS-u. .em
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a. 4iI-1S q III crSI L, SVo 50 NV. 1t
WANTED-A cook and house girl;
Ce.,sseu. .cierences IequIreG. Cam at
ga Pa. ave. NV 1t
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BOARDING.

wANTED-Mecba and clerks to
room ana board; early breakfast. 804
K ST. NV. my10-14t
81 PER DAY-The Templar, 207
Pa. ave, one square from Capitol;
excellent board and room: from $4 to Sc
per week my9-7t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALR-

wANTED-Wbite and colored girls for
nOusew,'-s- CAHIIAL BJhEAU, al
G ST. 1t
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wANTED-AGENTs.

ANTED--Several reliable agents can
splendid contracts we give: best contracts:
finest plan on the market: no idlers need
apply. CONTINENTAL SAVINGS AND
LOAN CO., GIT st. my153t
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FOR Lr-.New mouse OF 4 IoUms,
i,.r1,.u an. iI"l. water near door: plenty
shade; good place To raise poultry; 10
miles southwest of Washington, u. {;
. - miles from station. MRS. LAURA
V. TOBIN. Auandale, Fairfax County, Va.
rnyI 5-f 8 Nv
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR Elk CHI wheel
cab, horse and harness for good coupe
lette. 80 18th st. sw. nly1 o-3t
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wANTED-HOUSES

w A NTED-Old frame house, on good
lot cheap, for cash Address FRAME
HOUSE, this office. my14-3t
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FOAS ,ALE-We offer a 3-stroy dwell
ing, stone front, s rooms and bath, lot
11X1e0 to alley, on st. se., facing Lincoln
Park and only [ square from electric c.rs.
for only $4,000; you cannot fail to ad:as
biiat this is bargain when you see the
house; terms easy L. E, BRA DLEY. 1903
+ st. NV. my1 i>3t
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The above sale is unavuidably postponed
until Monday, May Is, at same hour BY
order nf Trustee.
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Oflice rooms, tn and
sIS: new building; steam heat; light;
ianitor and telephone service; front rooms,
from $6 10 $50. Apply R. J. MARSHALL,
or r. + SAUL. 511 11th st. NV. my12-Tt
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HMS.
WANTED-To rent farm for poultry.
VS.. D., this office. my14-3t-em
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FOR SALE-A bargain; 7-room house-
iocateu on lincoln St, AnaCostla, Oil
easy monthly payments. Apply T. Z.
REA RDON, s1T Monroe st. niyl o. 1T
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w wANTED-A good tailoress. ApDl,
o.. ALL-.-. Z. 81 "A E-r.-LL s,llt, Z ~ IL " L
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HELP wANTED-MALB.

ANTED-A good barber at once.
N A "a.
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FOR RENT-DINING ROOM.
FOR RRENT-Diniug room and kitchen.
642 c ne. my13-3t
FOR RENT-Diningroom of the Hotel
Hanover, cor. 80 and Pa. ave. NV.
nVS-7t.em
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-No. 106 st. nw., two
large uDlurIiisfIed rooms on third floor;
a. IN. l.. $15; also furnished rooms al
summer prices myl6-3t
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PERSON AIS.

LADIES eaH at 10 Sd st ne. bet ween
10 ana and have your hair CURED
free OF charge with curletine. II
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DETECTIVE agency and bureau OF
information. detective work in ali It's
branches In the United States and Canada,
all business strictly conf de ntlaE ten
years experience in Washington, ID C.;
persons desiring ftrst-class detective ser
vice, should call on us. K. l.. DEAN, JOHN
TRAMMELL, office 81 2 z street uw., Wash
ingtOn, ID. C.. my15-2W
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(Schedulc in effect April 10, IS9sA
An trains arrive and leave at Peuusyiya
eia messenger station
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-17
Paid the Debt.

The following true incident was
published by the local papers years
ago, but being true, and having been
crushed to earth, rises again:
In Van Buren, there once lived an
old gentlen an of the name Of John
Bostick. He kept a hotel and was
also the proprietor of a blacksmith
shop. A we'll known minister, tie
Rev. Mr Buchanan, who always
put up with Bostick, met the hotel
man on the street one day after hav'
ing staid all night with him and said:
"Uncle John, how much do l owe
your"
"Owe me for what, Brother Buck?'
"Why, you know l have staid all
night with you
"Yes, Brother Buck, but you know
I never charge preachers
II know that, Uncle John, but I had
my horse shod."
"Brother Buck, I never charge a
preacher for shoeing his horse"
II don't want work done for moth
ing" said the preacher.
"Well, Brother Buck, just remem,
Der me in your prayers
Call right, Uncle John, but as :!
have always adhered to the rule of
never leaving a place in debt, get down
on your knees and we'll have prayers
right now"
The two men knelt on the sidewalk,
and the debt was paid.-Arkansaw
Traveller.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-17
Used Roentgen's Ray.

Dr.. A. E. Baker, of this city, is the
first physician in this part of the
country to successfully use the Ro-
entgen X-rays in a surgical operation.
The work was successfully performed
last Tuesday at the corner Of Morris
and Jasper streets, where Pat Roach
lay with a bullet in his arm. The bail
entered Roach arm below the elbow.
1t was probed for by DR.. Baker and
several we'll known surgeons, but it
could not be located. Roach's arm
being IN exceedingly large and
brawny limb helped to prevent the
bullet from being located by probing.
DIR. Baker then then thought of the
X-ray and Lieut.. Coleman, of the Cit
abel faculty was consulted. His ma
chine being constructed after the Ia
test Edison improvement, the powers
of the ray were not confined to pho
Biography, but could be used directly
by the eyesight. Lieut.. Coleman
made an attempt but could not find
the ball. Da. Baker tried, and above
the elbow and some distance from the
wound he saw, near the bone of the
arm, a black speck. With e pen and
ind he marked on the flesh the spot
where he believed the ball to be.
There was no exterior evidence of the
ball being located there, but when DR..
Baker put his knife into the arm he
found the ball beneath the very spot
where he had marked with the pen.
DR.. Baker 8 successful use of the won
derfuL discovery Of Roentgen has
pleased his many friends, who are now
more than ever convinced of his bril-:
liant future in the noble science OF
healing the sick.-Mews and Courier,
,June 4,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-17
The Story Of Dives Explained.

DR.. IT,, who fills q suburban
pulpit out West, is of a practical
turn of mind, and net infrequently
impresses his coDgrel alton by origi-
nal expositions of the Scriptures. In
one of q recent series of d]iscourses
upon Lazarus the doctor said: CHOW
some fool Of an inidel will say: How
could Abraham hear the rich man call
ing all the way from Heaven to Hades.
This, my friends, will not be difficult
to comprehend when it is remembered
that we are talking by telephone a
hundred miles or more every day.
But again: "This was an actual oc-
currence. 1t is not a mere. parable
that the Lord was relating, but a real
happening. He says: There was a
man, etc. Lazarus was doubtless the
name of the poor man, but the name
of the rich man is not given. He is
called Dives. This was not his name,
however. Dives is simply a Latin
word, meaning rich, or rich man.
Now you may inquire why his name
is not also given? And the most
probable explanation is that the Lord
withheld the name of the deceated
out Reconsideration for the feelings Of
his surviving friends
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-17
The Grecian Waist.

Now fashion comes along, and from
her recognized seat Of authority,
Paris, has been issued the edict that
she was mistaken when she counselled
the wasp's waist for or women, and
that in reality it is a hideous thing,
and no longer to be cou%ntenanced by
women who follow her laws. Hence
all the French dressmakers are dis
countenancing the slender waist. Fra
gility in that respect is to be rigidly
avoided, they say, and the really love-
Iy lines of fashion waist are those of
the Venus de Milo, and of the Pallas,
and of the Diana. The Greek women
must now be taken as examples and
followed. Those women had waists
of perfect beauty, these modern clo-
THEIRS of women have suddenly discov-
cred, and the cast of the future waist
must be upon the Greek model. The
beauty and the grace of the lines of
the ancient women Of Greece are now
in the minds of all the Partisan wo-
men, and the reform has not started
in any lukewarm fashion, but has sud-
denly become the watchWord and the
rigid law.
And so what writer's, doctors and
specialists without number have been
unable to do, Dame Fashion with one
edict has accomplished. Without
stopping to dissect the folly or wisdom
or te source from which spring the
surest reforms in such a matter as
this, women and men may well con-
graduate themselves that the reform
has occurred, irrespective of how it
happened or whence it came. The
sane, natural waist of woman is here,
and h~our-glass variety has ceased to
be, except for those women who choose
to be out of style.-Ladies' Home
Journal.
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Four Companies Of Women.

KEY WEST, June Tt has been
learned here on undisputable authori.
ty that Maceo has an army 10000
men and they are strongly fo lied in
the mountains of Pinar del Rio, the
S%paniards having utterly failed to
drive them from their stongholds.
Maceo has eight cannon, two of which
were captured from the "trocha' or
his recent attack, when it was re-
ported that he was repulsed.
The report that Maceo hasfour com
panies Of women soldiers has been
confirmed. The Cuban women have
such a dread of Spanish brutality, that
many of them prefer fighting OF the
battlefelds beside their husband and
brothers to being thrown into the
forts at the Spaniard's mercy.
In Maceo' 8 recent attack on the tro:
cha, these mazon took part and
fought fercely, using machetes on the
Spaniards. The attack was made north
of San Marcos, and General Bermudez
crossed into Habana province with l.,
500 men.
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WISHING TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
)ffer my Entire Stock at COST!
Election Of Trustees.

TYNDER the new School Law the term
" Of Office of all the Boards of Trus-
tees expires on the 30th day Of June next,
and the County Board of Education is re-
quired to meet on the second Tuesday in
july to appoint School Trustees.
There will be an election held under the
direction of the President Of each Demo
cratic Club, at each Club precinct. in their
respective townships. on Saturday. June
9th next, beginning at 2 o. u. and closing
at 6 p. M, for three Trustees. end the re
turns sent to this Office The County Boar
of Education will meet at the time required
by Ia and will appoint whomsoever the
people elect, and in the absence of any
election in any of the Townships will ap-
point the present q, new Trustees.
D. 81. RUSSELL, School Com.