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4 KENTUCKY WOMAN


Weight and Became Wen BY TakIns
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills.
Women at forty. or whereabouts, have
their future IN their own hands. There
will be a change for the better or worse.
Tor the better if the system is purified BY
such tonic as DR.. Williams Pink Pirs.
Mrs d. @. Wedding. of Hartford. KY.
writes as follows concerning the diff
culties which afflicted her:
$" was seriously ill and was confined
to my bed for six or eight months in all.
during two years. ! had chills, fever.
rheumatism. My stomach seemed al
ways too full, my kidneys did not act
freely, my liver was inactive, III :. heart
beat was very weak and had dizziness
or swimming III my head aud nervous
troubles.
Twas under the treatment Of several
different physicians but they all failed
to do me amy good. After suffering for
two years / learned from an Arkansas
friend about the merits Of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills and decided that I would
try them. The very first box / took
made me feel better and when had
taken four boxes more wasentirely well,
weighed fifteen pounds more than when
began, resumed my household duties,
and have since continued in the best Of
health. / have recommended DIR. vii.
liams' Pink Pills to many people ON ac-
count of what they did for me, and ! feel
that cannot praise them too strongly"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills restored Mrs.
Wedding to health because they actually
make new blood and when the blood is
in full vigor every function of the body
Is restored, because the blood carries to
every organ, every muscle, every nerve,
the necessary nourishment. Any woman
who is interested in the cure of Mrs. We'd
ding will want oar book, plain Talks to
Women" which is free on request.
All druggists sell DR.. Williams Pink
Pills. or they will be sent by mail post
paid, on receipt of price, so cents per box.
six boxes for 81. so, by the DIR. Williams
Medicine Co.. Schenectady, NY.
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a
of seeking the ve of the higher has devoted herself the
o be
hospital i'll wounded soldiers with
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n
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"Auro POKER" NEW FORM OF GAMBLING.

Automobile poker" new form of gambling
in public, has struck this city and is spreading
from the to the Yonkers line Along the
avenues approaching the Sheepshead Bay race
track men and boys in groups are playing auto
mobile poker" On Fifth avenue Broadway, Madi
son avenue, and all auto favored thoroughfares
automobile poker is INDUCED in, evdencng that
the bug" has taken hold, for the time being
at least.
The game is played thus: Stationing them
selves an auto haunted thoroughfare the book
maker" and the players lay bets the highest
which may come honking along The auto comes
and passes in cloud of dust. The number, say,
Is 1851. One equals an ace, so the hand showed
is three Those who guessed nearest to the
value of that hand win. If the auto number Is
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latest Creation.

First OF all" said the Sunday school
teacher. God made the world and all
the beasts and birds. Now, what was
the last thing He created"
Why" replied little Willie, II guess
It's that baby that came to our house
yesterday. l amt heard of anything
later. "-Philadelphia Press.
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Those VINO take a casual view of the great
in the lower part Of the city at mid
day likely to think that New York business
men live in sybartic luxury. The appointments
of the tables the excellence of the food and the
leisurey dallying over coffee and cigars which
have of late become concomitants of a luncheon
might be taken to mean that the quick lunch
habit had entirely disappeared and that men had
taken to rational ways of eating
All of this looks well, but a matter of fact
the luncheon has become a business function, as
much any other duty connected with Office or
counting room Over the tables, where napery
and silver CLEAN, discussed contracts and
deals and margins. The restaurant for the time
becomes mart rendezvous, and everything
is seasoned with shop.
No,, Xnrlr man ,inOr Iranro limo n1or
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Growth Of worId's commerc..

Growth Of Worlds Commerce.
1t is estimated that the worlds in.
ternational commerce will aggregate
this year fully $4,000. 100000. In
1850 the commerce between all the
nations amounted to only $4,000, 0O0.-
600. The increase in the half century
has been. therefore. ovur 500 per
cent
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Round About Neu York
Information and Gossip Gathered by Our Plate
Magnate WEEDS Stage Favore-Newspaper Man Wins HERES
New Form Of Gambling

NEW YORK.-Another stage beauty has cap
tured the heart of Gotham millionaire and re-
tired from the glare of the footlights to the
quetude of domestic life. This time it Is MISS
Mabel Carrier, who the admiration of theater
goers last season in "A Chinese Honeymoon"
playing a minor part. Miss Carrier is now the
wife of Daniel G. Reid one of the prominent
figures in New Yorks financial world, tin plate
and railroad magnate whose wealth is estimated
at between SIS. 600 600 and $40,000,000.
No formal announcement has been made by
Mr.. Reid of his marriage and the date which
the ceremony performed has not been made
public, but it is known that the wedding took
place several weeks ago.
Mr.. Reid's name has been linked with that
of Miss Carter for the last year, but with char
he rafn lot hYc
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Paprika L. the rhinn-

Benevolent Guest hope, Iuy dear
Mrs. Flatbrane. that you never allow
the sauce of your hospitable meats to
be seasoned with acerbity.
Puzzled but Plucky Mrs. F-Dear
me. no. sir! We always use paprika.
Baltimore American.
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OF
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HElREss TO WE'D POOR MAN.

Speaking of weddings recalls the recent
nouncement of the engagement of Miss Margaret
Chanler, the Aston heiress, to Richard Aldrich of
the editorial staff of the Times. Miss Chanler is
following the lead of several other young women
of fortune and social position in promising her
hand in marriage to man of. no means but pos
sessed of brains. In the pursuit of his newspaper
work Mr.. Aldrich met and became acquainted with
Miss Chanler.
The news of the engagement is somewhat of
a surprise to many of Miss Chambers friends, who
had supposed that matrimOny was a thought far
remote from the mind of the active young woman.
who always declared that she welded to
philanthropy
Miss CHAMBER worth several millions in her
right, great-great granddaughter of the
original John Jacob Aston, daughter of the late
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Remarkable Railway

The Wocheimer railway, from Ass
ting to Trieste. passes through a por.
don OF the Alps and has AZ tunnels
and 12S Bird ges. One of the bridges
has the largest stone arch In the
world. Its span is over 270 feet
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sultan's Kitchen /. Fortia.d-

The imperial kitchen of the sultan
o. Turkey Is more like q fortress than
place to cook meals. for It has an
armorplated door and II fitted with
locks which can be opened BIZ only
one man.
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MOTOR BOATING BECOMING POPULAR.
Motor boat el

Motor boat enthusiasts are constantly increas-
ing. Hundreds of the little crafts may be seen
skimmng the waters of the sound and harbor
There are many of them that all aquatic
sports undergoing change.
Some motorboatiacs get the disease by first
acquiring catboat and others again are pos
sessed with mania for speed, acquired on land
in an ordinary automobile. Few enthusiasts have
started out deliberately to submit themselves to
this strange fascination. They begin by spending
money for sioops or cats and the microbe which
fastens the motor boat habit them sezes them
about the time they buy small auxiliary gaso-
line engine for their sailing craft The sensation
of going five or six miles hour IS exhilaratine.
and when the wind dies down and the canvas
flaps the spell of going without the aid of Aeolus
lc To fha iacf
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friends
which
died within
tall and aueque and strng handsome Her stage has been
She
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and
several steam launches for the
twists
drufl
fishermen and the clam dggers inclined
of the gasoline especially in shallow
the CLANS in the mud Nevertheless
In
q cons
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A Wild Day on the Coast.

Wilmington, Special al.-Cottage. ho-
tel and railroad property was dam
aged to the extent of eight TO ten
Thousand dollars and for six or ci"h,
hours upwards of 200 men. women
and children were cut off from the
mainland IN imminent peril by u fierce
northeast storm which swept Wrights-
vile Beach, nine miles east of Will
mlngton. The storm came without
warning and hundreds Of cottagers
at the beach received their first in
timation OF danger upon awakening
TO find breakers sweeping clear across
the beach To the sound and rolling
nigh up on the mainland. two miles
beyond. A trolley ear KEEP; al the
beach Ill case of an emergency TOOL,
about % early riscrs across the sound
on the tresile by which it is reached
ana four other ears responded from
the city to a telephone message and
brought others across while waves
swept the treStlc. Those left M The
beach were fearful of crossing the
trestle and refused to come across.
lhe structure giving way Immediately
after The last ear reached the main
land. The storm increased in fury
untii noon. when the rescue work was
begun by n number of anxious ones
VINO sent surf boats across the chan
mel at great risk. bringing first the
women and children and Laser lie
men, the last of the number being
brought over at ; o'clock
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-09-20

thc civll war. | earnestly hone that
shis word OF adiuration of m;nr
given III the name Of the American
people, the Stanchesi irienrs and we'll
wlsherS OF Cuba that there are IN .ll
the world, will be taken aS il i, n-a,t
VIII be seriously conSiderxl and vii,
De aricd upon. :Iid il 50 acted un,,,
luna permanent independence. he,
permanent success as :, rrnuhi;,. ,,c
assured
Under the treaty wilh your roy-
eminent, | as President of the United
states. have duty in this matte,
winch cannot Shrk. The third or
s'''e "l that treaty explicitly con
lerS upon The United States the ri.bt
l" interlrie for the mai,flcuonc. -,
uoa al government adequate for
me protection of life. property and
Individual liberty.
ne treaty confcrrin" this right j.
the supreme law Of the land ,n.;
furnishes me with the right and tbn
means OF fulfilling the obligation tbot
, am under Ia protect American in.
tereStS
ne information at hand shows
'h'' the social bonds throughout IN.
Island have been so relaxed that life.
property and individual liberty are no
longer safe. | have received authcn-
he information of INJURY to aud dc>
trucii"n of American property. II is.
VI my Judgment, imperative for the
sake Of Cuba thai there shall be all
immediate cessation OF hositilities and
some arrangement which will secure
Ice permanent pacitcation of the is
and
am sending To Havana the Sccre-
AIRY of War, Mr.. Taft. and the AS
Si*taat Secretary Of State, Mr.. Ba-
'oi;, as the special representatives of
tins Government who will render
such aid as is possible toward these
@ndS. had hoped that Nh. Root.
he Secretary of State. could have
stopped IN Havana on his return from
Snulfi America, but the seeming i'm
rnn"nce ot the crisis forbids further
LelaN.
hh ou"h YOU | desire in this way TO
communicate with the Cuban Govern
men, and with the Cuban people. and
"c'"'rdngly | am s"I:Img you Il copy
u ihis letter. To br pre- Sented 20 Pres
"cn; Palma. and have also directed
rs Immediate publication.
Sincerely Nou's.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
S"nor Don G"u~alo lie Que,eda
The Cnban Minister
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Live Stock Cremated.

Charlotte, Special.-Mr. Joseph G.
'aVldson. one of the best known far
mGs IN Long Creek township. had
,he misfortune Wednesday night TO
iose nine horses. SIX cows. two wagons
quantity of feed stuff and fer,i ill
zer and some farming implements in
a fre which destroyed his large barn
and stables. The total loss vii. he
about $4,000 and it may reach more
me barn was large and contained
much newly harvested feed stutf e,c
me origin of the fire is not known
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-09-20
Republican Judicial Candidate

hlnston, Special.-The Rcp,tbIi
ean executive committee of Che ,hir1
Judicial district met here and nam
ed Mr.. Julius +. Duncan. of Car
terct county, to oppose Hon. o. II.
Onion, the Democratic nominee for
Judge IN the district No one was
nominated for solicitor but Col Isaac
A. Sngg, Of Grcenvillc. was endorsed
against Solicitor Moore. tie non,i-
nee, and who also lives in GrecnvilIc.
Col. Sngg is a Democrat.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-09-20
suspension of Hositilities Officially
Announced.

Washington, Special The Cuban
legation received cablcgram from
IT'S government announcing The de-
cree suspending I'ostilifies. The mos.
'H"e was very bi cf and read: An
nouhce TO govern lent that the Pres
idcnt has issued decree ordcr;ng
the suspension a. hosititIitcs. 1, i
expected that tn revolutionists will
u" me same he Cuban legation
Immediately notified Acting SECRETARY
u state Adee OH he issuance Of thc
decree. &
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-09-20
SOUTH CAROLINA CROP REPORl
Crop Conditions for North Carolina
For Week Ending Monday, Septem-
Der 18th, as Given Out by the De-
partment.

Rain fell in the western district
from the 10th to tie 18th inclusive
at many places: the remainder of the
week was fair in that district. In the
eastern and central districts rain fell
from the 18th To 18th in local showers
except the 18th when the rain was
general on the coast due 10 tropi-
cal storm. The rain was very heavy
IN the extreme western counties. but
'hc average for the State was much
below the normal. That tempera-
ture averaged about -four degrees
above the normal for the week. Ii
was fair and warm up to the 18th
when it turned cloudy and cooler ov-
sr the State. The highest tempera-
lure reported was 81 degrees on the
10th in Nash County, and the low
est was 56 degrees OH the 18th in
Buncombe County. In general the
weather was pleasant and favorable
for outside work. There was an
abundance of sunshine which was
very beneficial \. ii. Thessin. See
ton Director.
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For 40 Shipwrecked.

81. John. y. r.. Special. The guy
eminent dispatched ;he cruiser t'iuul
with pr"r'slonS and other supplies
Tor the lishesmpu who we're shin
MierKcd IN ihs >iraigli "i Belle Isle
during Friday night s gale and later.
S"""ht temporary refuge with ih,-
Keeper "I The lighthouse "t belle Isle.
I'm all. ! 'iNh'n:' vessels Yeturlu.
mere from i."or"do; viii ,he season :
ralrh were dr.'rl ashore AID th> ! 20
mrh. W"r"n .nd children ahoari
barely escaped with their lives.
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The PRESIDENTS s Letter.
Oyster Bay, Sept II, 1906.
NV Dear Senor Ouesada:

NV Dear Senor Quesada:
La This crisis III ihe affairs of the
Republic OF Cuba | write YOU not
merely because you are Minister OF
CUBA accredited 10 this country. bat
because you and ] were frequently
drawn together at the time when the
united States itnclvcned in the at-
fairs of Cuba with the rrsul, OF max
ing her an independent nation. Non
Know that never have done and
never shall do anything in reference
to Cuba save with Sincerrs, regard
for her welfare.
A"u also Known the pride | fell
when 1T came 10 me as President of
me nitcd States to withdraw the
american troops from the Island oe
Cnba and 10 officially proclaim hc,
independence and wish her eodspecd
IN her career as 4 free republic.
desire now, through you, To say
word o1 Solm warning To your pco-
pie, whose earnest wellwisher mn,
FOR seven years Cuba has been IN
condition of profound peace and of
steady growing prosperity. For fo,n
years Tins peace and prosperity have
obtained under her own ildepenJcrt
government. Her peace. prospcritv
a"" ii"cpehdencc are now menaced.
lor OF all possible evils that can be-
fall Cuba the worst IS the evil of an
archy, III which civil war and revo-
iu'I"nalN disturbances will assured
ly throw hcr.
" hoover S responsible for armed
revolution and outrage whoever is re-
sponSibic IN any way for the con-
ditlon Of The affairs that row oh.
lain.. Is an enemy to Cuba. aud
""hDiN heavy j. the responsibility
o. me man who. affecting Ia be lhe
friends "a the corlntIy..s inde-
Pchdenrr. takes amy step which will
Je"p"rdizc that independence.
FOR there is Just one way in which
cuban independence can be secured
ana ihai Is for the Cuban people To
show their inability 10 contipuc i,
theh path of >accful and orIcrl,
progress.
This nation asks nothing of cuL,
save thai II Shall continue to develop
a. 1T has developed during the pa,i
seven years, that it shall know and
practice the orderly liberty which viii
asSuredIy bring an ever-incrcosino
measure OF peace and prosperity to
me beautiful Queen of the Antilles
Our Intervention i'm Cuban affair
VIII only come if Cuba herself shows
mat she has fallen into The insurrec-
sona'y habit, that she lacks in. self
restraint necessary TO peaceful self
government and that her contendins
,ac',ohs have plunged the country in
10 anarchy.
soiemniy adjure all Cuban pa
triofs TO bard together. ia sipl al;
dinerences and personal amb;,;ous
ana 10 remember that the only wa,
that they can preserve The indeoen.
nehce OF the republic is io prevept
,he necessity Of outside interference
ny reScning il from the snarcly of
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and Bacon Go to Point of
HOstilities
lTECT AMERICAN INTERESTS
,ada Forwards Presidents Sol
IN Warning to Executive at
avana-Whole Island Expected
be Put Under U. S. Flag Unless
,stalities Cease.

+. Quesada. the Cuban Minister
ashington. OH Saturday forward
PreSiden, Palma Mr.. Roosevelt :
Z To linn. IN which he made sol
warning that intervention would
W unless there WAS permanent
and Il disconlimauce Of the
ructicn Of American property on
island.
ispatcheS from Washington and
and information from official
ccs all make plain the fact that
veiled threat will prove IN imnen-
sensation i'll The field OF armed
witty. Already il is known that
rlcan property has been dcvas-
|. American liberties threatened,
unless there is an immediate
.ee. marines will be landed from
cruisers now in Cuban waters
the whole island will be pui nm.
the American flag.
l.. Taft ard assistant Secretary
on Started Sunday Tor Cuba 10
lnvcsti"a iNu OF the rn.li {. On
report the matter or intervention
SWING. foi by ii Pi,. "nt RooSe-
will be guided.
-dE. Roosevelt : letter 10 Nh Que
Ida, written Friday night following
n kall-day conference on board the
Ia Hover at Oyster Bay, is as fol
,ws.
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Grand Jury Indicts Directo-s
Dental Association in Atlanta This
Week.

A!.anta, Ea.. Special. The Naiiori-
al D"niai Association will begin it,
annaoi convention here Tuesday aud
VIII conclude on Friday More than
l,aoo dentists from all parts OF Tie
country are expected to attend. The
meetings oi Ike National Association
ol Dental tNamincrs and the National
Association ot Dental Faculties. which
have been III session two DAVIS oc ,h,
paS' week, VIII merge INTO the con
vcntion cn Tuesday.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-09-20

i'.' - alma mater. lie was pres
ldeht OF the North Carolina Teachers
Assembly, president of the Southern
Educational Association, president or
the National Educational Association
president Of the normal department
OF the National Education Associo,ion
ana member of the National Edu-
cailonal Council He was a member
OF the committee of ten of the Ma
'iohal Association to issue IN i'm
portant report on the subject of ed
ncation and taxation. He hclpcd or
ganize the Southern Educational
Board, which IN cooperation with
liie State superintendent has been
campaigning for public education in
The Soll'hern. States. and is ,,sn
rhairmah OF the campaign committee.
lie, was Tor seven years trustee and
ir"mber of the board of trustees of
me University Of North Carolina. He
was state. proxy for the Southern
haiiway under Governor Carr. This
oeing the only position of The sort he
has ever allowed himself to accent. no,
t'rlng wished i'll any way 10 allow
any outside interests To Interfere with
MS work and positively decliniu~ 10
'r ul"wh INTO any craftsmanship
""ateVer, save for he one Great
cause OF education. In this WAY he
made himself known AZ an absomte.
~ unbiased champion. a man wbo
hran; to the public moi party nor
I"iilics, but the one great cause he
lived for. Thus he antagonized none.
and by arraying himself ON nei,l,cr
side OF any ques ion. did not brjrr
any one into opposition with him
Ah'e ne he Might have bccn to meet
ana overcome in lhe political bat
'crAehid, he was able ic do an even
Greater thing; Ito renouncc entirely
'hc lascinati,n of the contest. man
AGAINST man, .that he might turn no
one against uk ideal he worShippe1
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-09-20
Steamer Nan. huria Floated.

Honolulu, BY a5lc.-'rhe Pacif..
Mail Company's 81 amship Manshuria
which went agroun on Rabbit Island
Aug. 20. was succt sfully Aoa,cd and
Is now being towed O this pori bv the
Jug hest"rer. A gssat crowd Of peo
pie watched the Annchur,a come in
During the final e forts 10 pnII the
Manchuria off the ef, several thous.
and bags of houf were jetiisoned.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1906-09-20
ChaTlotte's Good Health.

Charlotte still leads in the record
Tor good health. According to The
Bulletin of the North Carolina Board
OF Health for July. the temporary
annual death rate per 200 for this
city was los. For Durham il was
S9.S; Greensboro. "a; Raleigh. 22:
salem l5.9; Salisbury. IL; Weldon
l6.7; WiIlirgton ISIS