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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-14
DOMESTIC.

Bryan Democrats in Ohio have
asked General Isaac r. Sherwood to
be their gubernatorial candidate.
Governor-G eneral Leonard Wood ar
rived on the Moro Castle from Ha-
vana, much improved in health. He
expects to return to Cuba in three
weeks.
The lockstep has been formally
abolished in the Chicago House Of
Correction. Hereafter offenders con-
fined there will march two PAGES
apart, heads erect, hands and arms
by the side, and with the keeping
time" step.
An expert engineer found that At
tons of useless dead weight are car
ried by the Brooklyn Bridge.
Historian Maclay has been accused
of plagiarism.
The effort to open the Midway sho ows
at the Buffalo Exposition on Sunday
was fruitless.
The steamship line from Chicago q,
European ports through the Great
Lakes Is provins too expensive to pay
dividends as yet.
The transport Meade brings the
Eighth. Battery Of Field Artillery,
forty insane patients and twenty-five
consumptives.
The drouth which has existed for
twenty-three days in the Southeast
ern and East Central parts Of Ne
braska has been broken by a generous
and general fall Of rain.
A feud which has existed for some
years between the Parece and Nc
Williams families at Trinidad. COL,
terminated in a pitched battle, in
which Salvador Parece and his son
Charles were killed by McWilliams
after they rad shot their slayer's
horse from '1nder him.
Edgar W. Abbott. professor Of Ian.
gIages at Butler University, Indiana,
was drowned while bathing.
At the first Republican primaries
ever held at indianapolis. Charles
Bookwalter was nominated for Mayor
Family troubles led to the murder
Of George Ballard by his brother John
the Town Marshal at Paoli, Ind.
Directors of the Seventh National
Bank, at New York City, voted to re-
organize with S2,00000O new capital
pay all debts and resume business.
John Arnold, Of Knoxville, Tenn
under indictment for assault on O
neighbor's wife, was assassinated.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-08-14

Insurgents Organized In Colombia Under
DR.. Galviras - Castro Has an Army OF
10000 - Colombia May Be Called on
For an Explanation - Rebels Beaten
and Country at Peace.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
SOME RANDOM SHOTS.

Many people resemble glass
smooth, slippery and fat.
To be without enemies Is to be un-
worthy Of having friends.
Originality Is simply a new way Of
expressing an old thought
Al that is best and purest IN q man
Is but the echo Of q mothers benedic-
don
II beauty is the first gift Nature
gives TO woman, It Is also the first
she takes tom her.
A nan who lives In indifference is
apt to Be one who has never seen the
woman he could love.
Some people never accomplish any
thing because they have too much pa
thence with themselves.
Young men are very apt to tell what
secrets they know from the vanity Of
having been trusted.
Why should man, who Is strong, al
ways get the best Of It and Be for
given 30 much, and woman, who Is
weak. set the worst ana be forgiven
60 littlef-Utica Globe.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
STAGE WHISPERS

Mary Hampton has been engaged for
the leading role in Human Spiders"
sardou's .'Theodora" Is being played
IN popular price theaters under the
title Of TheOdora's Race for Life"
Among next seasons stars win be
amelia SummerEiIle, who win appear
IN q play called -What Shall We Do
with Herr"
Manager Ben Stern says 'thIs Is the
most successful and profitable season
that Blanche walsh has had since she
became a star.
Sarah Bernhardf Is the silent part
ner Of her niece and another young
woman IN a projected millinery shop
for London, and she looks upon the
project as a sort Of rslaxation.
Fred z Wright. e long Identified
with TIE management a the late
Charles Hoyt's comedy successes. has
signed q contract With Arthur Eldman.
controlling that very clever artists
services Tor three years. and next see
son win make an elaborate production
81 Mr.. sldman's new play. entitled.
'sTork STATE Folks"
The broad ax., 1901-06-22


Hendrix Van Zlji, e Boer By birth
and sympathy. has Just been elected
president Of the Cambridge, England.
University union.
Sir Thomas Lipton says he has not
been % the theater twelve times In his
lite. Gardening and yaeht-racing are
his faYorite diversions.
Peter Postell, the richest negro IN
the south. died recently. at Hopkins
VIE. Ky. He was so years old and IN
his youth was q slave His estate Is
estimated ct $4,000
Fifty-three years Of service In the
counties Is the record Of John NJ Wolf
Of Hanover. Pa. In that period he
has been absent from his post Of duty
three and one-half days
Ina recent interview Bjornson de-
elared that Europe consists Of two
races-the French and the others
France, said he has surrounded
herself with a Chinese wall"
Emil Nayot OF Cunel Is the smallest
conscriBt in the army Of France. Al
though over % years old he is only 3
feet 10 inches in height and weighs
but Is pounds. He has been assigned
70 the drum corps
Emerson MeMillin of New York has
offered 70 donate 70 the Columbus, o.,
Art School a site valued at $4,000 and
cash not to exceed 100000 for the
erection Of an art museum, providing
an equal amount Is raised by the peo-
pie Of that city.
Hiram p Baldwin. Mayor Of ROselle,
n. J., who died recently. was until q
short time ago general passenger agent
OF the Central Railway Of New Jersey.
He was In the employ OF that railway
for fifty years and was considered one
Of the best railway officials In the
Eastern states
Prof. Seth K Clifford OF the depart
melt Of Greek In Haverford College
has been granted leave of absence for
the year 1901-02 and will spend the
year in Germany. Sicily and Greece.
During HIS absence his courses viii be
given by Dr.. H. l. EbelIEg Of Johns
Hopkins University.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
RAM.s HORNS. Blasts.

Dirt Vim only stick to dirt
It takes brass to get brass.
No telescope ever created a star.
The divine can never be inhuman.
Terminology has often terminated
truth.
Almost every profane word is a
prayer.
Policy Is prudence prevailing over
principle.
YOu cannot trust the man who can
not trust God.
No nan lives for Christ TIL he has
died with Him.
The sunlight Of yesterday Is pressrE-
ed IN the flowers Of to-day.
Every humble bee thinks be knows
how to build the eagles nest
We need not mind what the world
thinks 30 long as we think right
The greater q mans assurance with
God the less he win have with men.
God does not count the cash put In
60 much as that kept out Of the collee-
tion-
The word Of the saint ought to be
better security than the bond Of the
sinner.
The reason we misunderstood people
e that We look at their negative before
the print is made.
There has been but one hand that
could save the world because there Is
but one heart that could embrace Il.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
NEW HOUSEHOLD IDEAS.

Oranges are sound and juicy when
they are Of good weight They should
not be too hard.
Fruit should be a constant article Of
diet for the woman who freckles, and
she should also remember the value Of
lemon as q bleach.
Russian embroideries on linen or
cotton, when done in the genuine gold
and silver thread, viii wash well But
rubbing Is apt to injure them. and the
embroidered part OF the article cleaned
should be rubbed with brush in soap
and water IN which the whole article
Is washed. The material itself can be
rubbed with the hands.
Soft leather gloves may be washed In
the following manner: Make q strong
suds OF any good white soap. and to
two quarts OF suds add one teaspoon
full Of borax dissolved in half a pint
Of hot water. When the mixture is
cold put the gloves on the hands and
wash as II washing the hands. Rinse.
draw them on and hang to dry, but not
in the sun. Work gently, as the wet
leather stretches. When nearly dry
pull them into shape.
MacaroOn cream makes q delicious
dessert Soak one tablespoonful Of
graduated gelatine in one-fourth cup
Of cold water. Make q custard Of two
cups Of scalded milk, yoIEs Of three
Eggs, one-third cup sugar, one-eighth
teaspoonful Of salt; add the soaked
gelatine. When dissolved, strain,
cool, add two-thirds Of cup OF pound
ed macarOons, one teaspoon Of vanilla,
stir until the mixture begins 20 thicker
then add the whites beaten until stiR
and dry. Mold. chill and serve with
whipped cream,
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
EARM ANrMALs snoPPlNo.
city Has = Pair OF curiOus Ep,soass q
Ons Day.

Ono Day
The proYerbial bull in a china shop
was equaled on Cincinnad's Walnut
Hills recently. by a COW in a barber
shop. The Attorney was strolling up
the street and suddenly became
frightened and bolted through the open
door Of a firms tOnsorial parlors. Par
Grim was seated In a chair as the
COW entered head hrst, and he arose
abruptly, swallowing q half-pint Of
lather. He enseoneed himself behind
the cup rack, while the COW deIiber-
ately horned into everything, upsetting
chairs, and finally stood triumphantly
believing, choice assortment Of tow
els on her horns. The Seventh dis
trist station was nodded, and Patrol
man Jakey Holzton appeared and gave
a scientific twist t. the boYine's tail.
With low moan the COW left abrupt
~, leaving HolztUn and the barber
pole mixed up on the sidewalk. A herd
Of sheep was being driven over Fourth
street on the same morning. The
WOolly animals we're hmid and had q
hard time TO dodge the trolley cars and
vehicles. The door Of the Holland
pen establishment, between Main and
Walnut streets, stood inyitingly open.
Il looked cool ard dark inside the
building and the bell sheep decided TO
Investigate. He came bouncing through
the door like q rubber ball, and when
his resonant be-a-a rang out the clerks
looked up IN surprise The other sheep
from the street saw the tail Of the
leader whisk through the doorway, and
with one accord they ran into the
building. The elatter Of hoofs. the
bleating. the profanity OF the herds
men. and the little Streams Of the lady
clerks made hubbub that was heard
a block away. FINALLY the sheep vas
driven into the street, and with q
sheepish look the attaches Of the place
resumed their duties.-Exchanga.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
Ill LII DEcIsIoNs.

A person charged with crime has q
constitutional right 70 have his case
tried by q court having Jurisdiction,
holds the Supreme Court 0f Utah. IN
the case Of State Va. Morrey Ca Pae
Rep. 7es). and HIS mere silence or tall
ure during the trial 70 object q the
jurisdiction assumed By TIE court does
not constitute 8 waiver % that right.
o. prevent him from raising the gues-
ton at any subsequent stage q TIE
proceedings. or after trial
Were through passenger on q
railway train. without objection b TIE
company o. It's agents aiights from the
train at an intermediate station for
any reaatnable and usual purpoee. such
stntion being enc tor the discharEe and
RECEPTION 81 passengers. TIE Supreme
Cont g Minnesota Al e case 81
I.snorg VI Great EorLhern Ra1uay
ocurnF f,s y. ". Rep. sosl. holds
t 8 tos not eeass 70 be 8 passsn-
81 end IS enillia1 20 ne protection ac.
ccr1o1 % elcA - Iaw.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22

Democracy emphasizes rights. not
duties.
Of old there vas society, to-day We
have only crowds
Ehe true liberal suffers bis nelghbor
% be ilHbsral ID peace.
Institutions are garments. the older
they are tie better they Ct
When respect disappears, So does ev-
erything worthy q respect
To see peru saves neither a man nor
3 nations tie abyss attracts.
What 8 puslie oDiniong An echo.
for every man, Of his own opinion.
n country where everybody wishes
% be somebody. 1obody Is anybody.
Laws should b. simple and short;
one walks impeded 81 too long a robe.
u the midst Of puolic perturbafions
the most sensitive barometer Is money.
Tae lost rights We ind hardest to
regain are those we used least when
We had them
Parties group themselves as much BY
their common disikes as By their mu-
LuAi a1nlrie8.
Politics is often q means Of revenue
without capital. q profession without
apprenticeship.
The socialists Of yesterday proclaim
ed the right to work, those Of to-day
the right to rest
We can judge Of the progress Of
politics and religion in society By the
depth Of the divisions they create.
Not to lose sight Of the ideal aim
IN the midst Of the tOrtuosities Of the
real world. this alone Is high politics.
High place Is a pedestal. he who oc-
cupies It must be Ike statue-loom
larger than nature, 50 as not to ap-
rear small.
The arguments Of our party paper
are Ike the compliments Of our
friends We don't believe them, but
they give US pleasure.
Monarchy and republic are words.
forms. There is nothing real but dig
archy. the exploitation Of all By few
--in the name Of one or ten thousand.
Our democratic governments tend to
unite the omnipotence and the ire
sp0nsibility Of the monarchies OF old;
divine right has been displaced only
to descend.
love justice when It strengthens
my weakness; love It less when II
limits my strength.-From the French
of GuEtaFe Vaperau.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22

81 TIE 1900 conTicts Il Tennessee
tEunfy-tH0 claim 10 Be college grad
yates
Tor climbing camels are
Tery inencient and seldom used Ia
AbynsinIa and ether mountalnous
couniries
n the royul housshold 81 England
candle once eztinguished nay never
aelil be 1elishted within fhe precincls
q ne pelaca
A eirl1 bad 81 Laurel. kan. broke
% @ TIE eve 1f 6 public parf0rnancs
because fhe members could not agree
on 3 prcll
Bsl1n owes 11c572 per inhabitants
cnaal ewes go: clnclnnzd Owes
~ c1H American and consdlzn
9 cWe Ie
- the Erco eIt fsro.) utiie echorla
ere renrsnle1 ge,e.ir
nDl L1Ee are rs
t o. fte bcFE and e
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
cAsLE AND TIE STOVE.
Nsvslh. Was AFrala Of Hb Daughters
ContriVanos fer saving Lab0r.

ContriVAnes fer saVing Labor.
George W. Cable, the author, admits
that he once felt the need Of prayer in
his behalf. He has a daugter. an art
student, living In a small apartment
In New York somewhere IN one Of the
way uptown streets. The young wom-
an, It seems, did her own homework
and TO simplify matters procured one
Of those famous self-regulating stoves
In which the food Is placed In the
morning and found properly cooked at
the hour set for dinner without fur
Their attention from the occupant Of the
fat Mr.. Cable came down from North
ampton. Mass, to pay his daughter q
visit. After breakfast she prepared
the dinner, placed It on the stove. set
the Indicator at 6 and told her father
she would return from the studio In
time for the meal Nov papa, hate
to leave you. but you just make your
self comfortable" she said at the door.
Have the dinner on the table when I
get home. I have put Il over the stove
and Il win Be cooked % a turn at
o'clock. You need not touoh the stove.
Il Il self-regulating and cooks auto
matically." Gable watched the sppara-
tins euriously Cor awhile. Then he tried
20 read The he watched again. then
tried to read again. That nsW-fangled
thing worried him. He got nervous and
apprehensive. put on his hat and went
out when Miss Gable came home and
found her father absent and no din
ner on the table she was distressed.
Could anything have happened7 She
FASTENED out and found him walking
up and down the street, Il was 90
afraid Of bslng blown up By that
dreadful stove" he explained. 4 found
Il impossible 70 stop in the house. -
Chicago Chronicle.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22

one Of the principal industries Of
slam Is the teak lumber business.
Teak Il fhe most valuable lumber for
shlpbullding 81 the world. says Consul
General Hamilton. king * Bangkok.
i does not yield 70 the influences Of
moisture and drought. Il q not liable
% the stack 81 borers and other IN
eects; & does not split Of sprawl. and.
whiie & is q strong. durable wood. L
s. easy 70 work snd very light IN the
water. AZ e beautiful dark-coiored
wood. susceptible Of very high de-
gree 81 dnish. Il uiIl cantinut . b
a. demand wherever me fhishing
lumber IS used n shibbullding. and be-
cau1e o IS peculiar Qualities that To-
slst the influences of iron when
brought 81 close contact Herewith.
there a ~ substitute Jet discovered
81 TIE backing Cor armor Fiatas IN
Vssseis q var
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
eRIME TO Play EueHRE.


CONSERVATION Amang VotaElos OF Cards
q Section % Georgia
Il Is q crime TO play progressive
euehre IN Georgia. So holds a grave
and learned judge Of a superior court
OF that section. His name Il Fite, and
he says he viii live Up TO II until all
the euehre players have been driven
out Of the business. As q consequence
there Is CONSERVATION among the Vo-
taries Of the right and left bower.
Judge Fite makes no distinction be-
tween the ladies and gentlemen who.
attired In the height Of Georgia fash
ion, meet in their drawing rooms and
pass a pleasant evening at euchre, and
the dropping mustaehed habitues Of the
poker Joint" IN a different part Of the
town Playing euchre for prizes Is q
crime, NAHUM prohibitum,' 70 give
the legal phraseology," says the Judge
Fite. an addition to that, Il is 3 moral
crime. intend to break up the prae-
tice, as far as my influence extends."
In pursuance Of this policy, Judge Fite
IS playing no favorites." He has
called AZ his personal friends around
him and remarked 70 them that they
mustn't play euehre for prizes. He has
instructed the grand jury 70 b unre-
Knitting IN SIS investigations, and to
return true bills against AL persons
found playing at the prohibited game.
He says he can ind no legal precedent
for SURPRISING gambling in one form
and allowing L 70 flourish IN q differ
ent gulse.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22

The most curious cemetery n sit
uatet at Luxor. on the Nile. Here re-
pose the mummiaed bodies Of millions
Of sacred cats- Their remains are side
by side vita the bodies Of hngB and
emperor n mausoleuma A famous
canine cemetery Is 10 Be seen be-
hind tie summer palace a. Psking.
where loo dogs. ne pets q tie "a
Hons monarchs of China, are iald 70
rest Each aEimal has 3 monument
erected 10 Il. some Of them being 81
Ivory. silver and gold
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
NEWSPAPER Law.

Any person Who takes the paper
rssnlarly non tie Dostoncs, whether
hr IL = subscriber o. not, Is responsible
FER the PAY.
The courts haze dssidsd that rsfus-
iAg 70 take nsWsUapers and periodicals
from the postoilcs. o. removing and
leaving them unealled or e prims
tacie evidences Of intantional fraud.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22

Secretary Root has approved q stat
ute Of the Philippine commission Ehich
provides that q depositor IN the
banks Of the Phllippines upon his re-
guest. shan Be paid II the same kind
of money which be deposits The
question arose through q complaint
made b. the people o. the PHILIPPINES
that when gold deposits were made the
payments oftentlmes were returned o.
silver. Washington Star.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22

II your nearest Druggist does not
have the ORIGINAL ozonized ox-MarroW
he can get It for you from any whole
sale druggist In the city. Il straight
ems kinky hair. Warranted harmless.
Only 50 cents q bottle. The ozOnized
oz-MarroV Co.. 7s wabash Ave- Chi
eaR. N.
The broad ax., 1901-06-22

The Broad Ak desires 70 engage the
services o one Or twO popular young
women Is collectors. subscription and
ADVERTISING solicitors. Good Salar7
paid 70 aetirs workers. CAR Or sddrsS
JULIUS p. TAYLOR 500 Armour
arsnua
The broad ax., 1901-06-22
MRsn 81 TAEBA
Or JOSEPH JEFFREY,
Physleian and Swgeon,
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HSua,GlOGn-GASSRh


A colored man ana wife with no
children want the authorship Of a
Aat building. Can furnish good refer
snces. For further information. adj
dress The Broad Ak. 800 Armour ave.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-02-08
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist.
His laboratory.

There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it-heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to adj
vance the kidney poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness Of the blood-the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. 1t has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by mail. also book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binehamton. N. \. and
mention this paper.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-02-08
NEW SUPREME COURT JUDGE.

Judge Stafford G.. Whittle was last
week elected to seat on the Supreme
Court bench made vacant by the death
of Judge John W. Riley. This is a
deserved compliment to one of Viz
ginias ablest men. The election
caused more intensity of interest than
any which has taken place in recent
years, as the election of Judge Whittie
was an assertion of the will of the peo
pie, as against what is by some refer
red to as the Democratic machine, =
and the Tyler machine both OF
which got knocked out.
We are not prepared to say that such
bogy exists as a Democratic ma
chine" we hear that such was behind
Nh. Mann, but we are prepared to say
that there is a Tyler Machine" in
| Virginia of rather large proportions
which was behind Judge Phelgar, an6
which has the happy faculty of grind
ing out relations for official position
and which has gone so far as to meri
unqualified rebuke. If it got 1t in thi
instance it was no more nor less thai
it deserved. What Governor lyle
ought to have done when Judge Rile
died was to have appointed man t
that vacancy from thesame geograpt
ical position in the State as Judg
Riley. But his wisdom dictated Other
wise. He went near the home of Judg
, Buchanan and put in his friend udg
Phlegar, who may or may not be a re
alive, we are not advised on ths
, point, but at any rate the Governa
violated an unbroken custom as
9 the composition of that court, and hf
the vanity to believe the people wou
submit to his dictstiOn. Ttis the
have refused to do~hS slectlng a ma
:, from the late Judge Riley's sectio
: and the Tyler machine has bet
! badly smashed. We trust that th
: rebuke will have tendency to Gu
!. the Governors propensity for doil
: things which other governors, with
= keener sense of propriety, would n
consider for a moment.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-02-08

which are obsolete and useless, if not
injurious.
Now coming directly to our own
case. We think Virginians under the
present constitution have had an ex-
ample sufficiently convincing of the
unwisdom of allowing the Legislature
to choose the judges, in the long to be
remembered Malone regime. Had the
counties then elected the county
judges; the corporations the corpo'
ration Judges, the circuits Tue
circuit judges and the people at large
the Supreme court judges, by virtue Of
constitutional provision, the spectacle
of that rather malodorous body which
has so long been styled the jim
Frazier Supreme Court" with othel
notable examples of satrap judiciary
| throughout the State, would not i'll al
probability have afflicted this Com
monwealth. There might by some up
heaval be a return of those condition.
as to legislative control by pernlcl
GUS party leaders, but we hope the OPP
portunity to repaint the picture OF tn
Malone Regime will never be accord
ed another political party which Wiz
ginia may bring forth.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-02-08
HOW's This z

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cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
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Halls Family Pills are the best.