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Mrs. Rose Rittman, Minneapolis; Mrs.
Mary Timmons, Detroit. 4 "
For high treasurer, Miss Katherine
W. Birmingham, Chicago; Mrs. Mar
For high secretary, Miss Anna E.
DAILY and Mrs. Julia Mcdonnell, Chi
cago. X 1851 ...-
For high physician, DR.. Anna
Dwyer and, DR.. Elizabeth Ford Moran,
Chicago. IA.
For high attorney. Miss Frances Nc
Donnell, Adolph. Easter. and Jeremiah
Carmody of Chicago. IT.
For high auditor, Mrs. Minnie Duffy
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volcano on the island of Savai have
been increasing and further destruction
has been wrought.
The lava streams are. flowing from
places which" were thought to be safe
and the forests are being moved down
like wheat with a scythe.
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harm upon him. He is also prepared to
defend any civil action brought against
him.
Colonel Carmody let it be understood
that he was having the alleged inter-
view with Hedges, wherein Hedges
threatened to "pump lead into, the
colonel' investigated. If the threat
was actually made Colonel Carmody
will procure the coachman 3 arrest.
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Notice..

Notice. 80
Your attention is called to the sub.
headings in the Help and Situations
Wanted Columns on the Want Pages
Of to2ax' ST. iszue Read then oyer p2
may interest you. - - .----, -
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Mrs. Mary Rayburn and Mrs. Jennie
johnson, Miss Foley, Miss FRAZIER and
Mrs. Katherine Phillips, all Of Chi
cago;- Kate mccarthy, Dubuque, Iowa,
and Mary Halloret, Detroit.
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FORESTS MOVED DOWN
BY DESTRUCTIVE LAVA

Tutuila, Samoa, Sept. IA, via San
Francisco, Oct. 3.-The eruptions of the
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CUT OFF,
MRS. PLA1I ! SUES
Plot of Sons and Senator
Shut Out Wife as Divorce
D. .se Motive.

Journal Special Service. ~
New York, Oct 3.-The real motive
for Mrs. Thomas Collier Plat s cam
paign of divorce against her husband
has been revealed. It was her dis
covery that Senator Platt, shrewdly
foreseeing an exposure OF his matri-
monial troubles, has transferred a large
part of his estate to his three sons and
other relatives -,v, II. .r~....5 -. g>.4.--.
= Close friends Of the old senator insist
that he thus impoverished himself solely
to exclude his wife from any substan-
tial pecuniary benefit in the event of
his death. --
Utterly estranged by the develop
ments Of the transcontinental tour, in
which the coachman, Hedges, figured as
an invited guest and the famed escort
of Mrs. Platt, the senator and his wife
maintain the outward semblance of
amity. But, altho living under the
same roof and appearing occasionally
in public together, they rarely ex-
changed a word-save in bitter anger
and vituperation.
Dogs Nurse "Go-Between."
The eo-between in the divided home
was the highly paid nurse employed by
Mrs. Plat, for the exclusive care of her
favorite and ailing poodle. She was
the human telephone thru which the
estranged pair did their necessary talk
ing. .
The final break came when Mrs. Plat
learned that the senator had reduced
his estate, practically to bare bones:
1t was then that Mrs. Platt decided
upon an action for divorce, designed to
bring the senator's family, father and
sons, to her feet with offers of compro-
mise. Matters were in this shape when
the published story of the astonishing
wrangle disarranged all plans.
Mrs. Plat having failed in a deter
mined effort to effect a mutual protec-
ton combine with the unforgiving SEN
ator, frankly admitted the ,estrange-
ment. She verified the published story
of the troubles, denounced the senator
as foremost among her enemies, and
threatened an exposure that would be
| sensational.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-26
Golden Nose.

Tycho Brahe, the famous Danish mathematician, was known as the Wizard of the Golden Nose" While at the university he lost his nose in a duel and replaced 1t with nasal or gan of gold. held in place by cement and a pair of spectacles. This addf. ton to bis countenance gave him a very peculiar appearance and caused him to be much feared by the common people. who attributed to him many supernatural powers, largely on ac. count of his remarkable pose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-26
Tasmaninn Girls.

For many years Tasmania has been known as the "Circassia of the colo uies," tribute to the exceptional love linsss of it's young women. There have been Tasmanian peeresses, but the pestty Tasmanian girls are mostly in demand as barmaids for Sydney and Melbourne. Some years ago 1t was eltotted In evidence at an official in- ouau In Melbourne that Tasmanian baruaads command double the ordi cary wages for this kin0 of work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-26
Vegetable
 and
 Anim Life Related
By CAMILLE SAINT SAENS, French Composer and Scientis!

EFT examine the limbs of the vertebaes Two pointing
 in one direction in another, just in the vegetable / with the branches and the ALL FOUR PRESENT THE SAME STRUCTURE. In the animal to one joint
 is attached bone, which ends in second joint with two bone The advantage of this articulation problem atieal It does not appear to RESPOND TO ANY NEED
 At the end of the third joint the subdivisions multiply There five fingers the upper and lower pairs The han with and man, has become instrument that is difficult for to believe that specially organized for the functions which actually fufs There could be possible hesitation the paw were degeneration of the hand first simple gradually became more complex in order attain the perfect form But not thus The hand exists only among the superior animals a the latest the chronology beings but in the Az GENT ANIMALS, WHERE IF IS INEXPLIC ABLE We find m remote epoeh in the powerful the icoau and the grand marine turtles Of what could have been these fingers with numerous PHALANGES CLOSED IN \ SHE'LL which held them immovabe and moving all in piece?
 All these observations lead suppose that presence ot organs formed not by necessity but by virtue of GENERAL LAW OF RATIFICATION, only in the vegetables attaining its complete development law which find back the affiliations of the nir>rals
 Consider next the upper portion of the animal and vegetable which in both cases bears the plant bears the principal the onv efoescence; with the verte- baes the bran Here most unlike functions but the difference Will seem less large reflect that both instances this place cuped by the that is the MOST IMPORTANT FOR THE PRESERV ALTON OF THE SPECIES Indeed the plant movable and defenseess fertilization the principal factor of this conservation With the animal when the development of the system has evolved intelligence w everything The future belongs longer the prolific BUT TO THE MOST INTELLIGENT. Of this the empire exercised by proof without
 Among animals the tail be suppressed appear ing result damage individual involved no more than simple But how an nanent in which, the vertebates COMPLETELY DEVELOPED IN THE EMBRYO while the limbs not vet outlined? That is nadmissible.
 Everything explained it me- admit that the OF THE ANIMAL IS NOTHING ELSE THAN THE TAP ROOT OF THE VEGETABLE become useless because the crea tur has found and adopted another mode of whereof the root is the organ
 The preceding considerations lead concusions
 FrsThe plant and the starting from the point EVOLVED ACCORDING TO THE SAME LAWS and differ only in a simple divergence in evolution.
 Second.-THE PROTOTYPE OF EVOLUTION IS VEGE- TABLE EVOLUTION Examined this viewpoint many ys- cleared longer astonshd the animal observed the vegetables spope of the sensves of the vegetable forms poyps the zoophytes and certain insects.
 HERE IS THE THRESHOLD OF CONNECTED WITH THE TRANsFoRMlsT THEORY
 phveiciqnc Nav Do MicfoLo,o
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
CLliu LIB &c.

The article written by Ebert Hub
bart some months ago bout labor
conditions In this state is still causing &
comment. The article, 1T will be re-
called, attacked the labor conditions
in the cotton mills rather Viciously
and was afterwards proven fraudulent
A letter was received by the governor
from a lady In California, asking that
an Investigation be made of these
conditions. AS matter of fact the
last section of the child lator law,
affecting children under fifteen years
of age has already gone into effect
and it is the opinion of all that the
law Is veil eff Jrced in this state.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-01-10
MANY CALAMITIEs
Predicted by "Spanaler, the Last Of
the PROPHETS

For several years the annual proDh.
sizes Of Lee Spangier, of York, Pa,
! have attracted considerable notice.
Formerly a merchant Of that city, be
gave up a lucrative business In order
to devote himself to evangelistic work
At 6rst he travelled among the couI-
try folk of southern Pennsylvania.
He claimed to have the prophecy,
and declared that bis prophecies were
messages to the people which he re-
ceived in conversations with the
spirit OF the Almighty. He gave
himself the title of "Spangler the
last cf the p ophets.
knowledge Of events that are to
occur" be declares are uufoldtd to me
at times when I am alone in the
woods, on the street, or In my hcme
with no companion but Gods spirit.
Spangler says the year will bring
botn blessings and calamities.
Woe unto Russia. She Is fast ap.
proaching her doom. The people
will ovhrthrow the Empire. The
royal family and the leading members
of the nobility will be murdered and
subjected TO worse cruelties than they
have inflicted upon the Russian peo
pie. The country will be divided UP
into small republics and elective
monarchies, and these will be con-
stantly quarreling and in a state OF
war until the end of the world comes
in 1868.
Be warned o.;
The Assassination Of the Gar Of
Russia.
The violent death Of the Sultan oi
Turkey.
There will be general uprising Of
the peo lie Cf Spain and general dis
turbances all over Europe.
Boston will sLff;l flon two great
fires.
4 hot and sultry Summer Is or.
dained for the tempera me.
a great increase In the death rate
from disease. accid INT, murder, sui
eide, disaster and work | f the elements
is promised.
The spread of a great religious move.
ment throughout England aid the
United States will show thai tine
people are awakening.
The dissolution # Russia and
Turkey Is clearly indicated. =,
The Unitod States will continue tt
be great world power.
a b'on1y race war in this S)uiharn
STATES { f the UliOE.
Anticipate the avarting OF
three wars by the intervention q
President Roosevelt.
Be assured Of a continuation G.
prosperity in the United Statea.
Be prepared for,destructtve Spring
freshets; eartt gu axes in all rarts o
the world; numerous Vocanic erup
tious; tbe eruption If some VO.canoe!
now supposed to be extinct
There will be an especially des
tructive eruption of Mt. VesuVius, o1
Mt. Pelee and f Popocatnpati.
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Notice..

Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the County Board of Control
at their regular meeting at Orange
burg, Thursday, February s, 1906, will
elect Dispensers for Branchville and
Livingston. Applications must be in
legal form. All applications must be
filed with the Board twenty days be-
fore the election, and The parties cleo
ted must be prepared TO give bond on
the same day of their election. Prop
cr blanks can be had by applying TO
Mr.. W. &. Albcrgotti. Clerk Of Board :,
with stamped envelope.
II. &. PAULLlNG.
1221-5 Cha rman County Board.
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Chronic Constipation Cured.

One who suffers from chronic consti.
patton Is in dancer Of many serious
ailments. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
cures chronic consti tipation as 1t aids
digestion and stimulates the liver and
bowels, restoring the natural action
of these organs. Commence taking it
to. day and you will feel better at once.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseate or grippe and >s very pleasant
to take. R.fuse substitutes. Dr.. a
O., Dukes,
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THE ST. MATTHEWS
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State and County Depository.
ST. MATTHEWS, S. O.

March 22rd, 1905.
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Money deposited with US will be safely
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We are in q position to make large num-
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO |


Frank j.. Cheney makes oath that
he is se' ior partner of the firm of f. j.
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City of Toledo, County and State
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the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
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torrh that cannoE be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
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cember, A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public.
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Some persons with curious ideas Ct
q joke, sent Bel j Moeliman of St.
Louis, Mo-, q shroud as a "Christmas
present." When he opened the pack
age and saw what 1t was the excite
ment over came him, and he died OF
heart failure.
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Lydia e PinksaaaRaays
WegefabEe GCRa1@OURaeg

ID.
is positive cure for all those painful
ailments of women. 1t will entirely
cure the worst forms of Female Com.
plants. Inflammation and liberation,
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arly adapted to the Change Of Nfe.
It will surely cure.
,Backacheo
It has cured more cases of Female
Weakness than any other remedy the
world has ever known. 1t is almost in
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Beagsi9g- -a0NRs FeeMRagg
causing pain, weight and headache, is
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stances it acts in harmony with the
female system. It corrects
AranegWEas'ffY
Suppressed or Painful Periods. Weak
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Extreme Lassitude, "don't-care " and
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Iessness. fatulency, melancholy or the
."blues," and backache. These are
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some arrangement of the organs. For
Kidney Complaints
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You can write Mrs. Pinkham about
yourself in strictest confidence.
LYDIA E. PINKHAH MED. CO., Lynn, HuSH.
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WILL NOT EFFECT PRICE

But to return to the cotton ques-
tion," said Mr.. Whitehouse in conclu
sion, the American growers have
nothing to fear. The Egyptian crop
of this year Is estimated to bs no larry.
er than that Of 1897 or abuut ,260,.
900 bales"
A resolution calling on the state de.
partment for all the papers relating
to MI. Whitehouse operations in
Esypt has been introduced by Sena-
tor Lodge and adopted and the data
is now in course OF preparation at the
department.
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Little Colds" neglected-thousa
Of lives sacrificed every year. DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures lit
tie colds-cureS big colds too, down to
the very verge Of consumption.
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Terrible plaques, those itching, pes
tering diseases of thc skin. Put an
end to the miscry. Doan's Ointment
cures. At any drug store.
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a Piano or Organ For You
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
REMEMBER

Ctuplsss hoy an AHo dc 10 muer'
ts del iovsn eartero Rs mon Gopxslsx,
que csy6 hsrido mortslmsnte DO balA
81 pasar por 10 salls de 10 LuDa,
irents & 10 plazusla de San Francisco.
Oeurri6 ian lamsnta BILE accidents
con motive de IL huslga de los trsba'
isdorss del muelle y Ga osAsi6n on que
la policia insulAr h'Eo varios dispA'
ros de earsb
In suirsgio del alma del II foriu
nado sMonthe por este nombre era
eonoeido popularmsnte, eeleby6se e'tA
ms mana ma misa rexAda On CAhdrsl,
& 10 que ssistieron sl padre del ina
do. sl eartsro me yor don HermG egil
do G onxklsx los tsmiliares do esse, y
numsrosos amigos.
Tsrminada 10 misA, % tras'adA'
ron todos al eemspterio, con obieto
do dspc sitar varias coronas sobrs In
fosa de 10 vfstima inossnts dc los In.
fAustos sucssos del 10 do Agosto del
pasAdo ano,
lPaz { sus reatos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-01
DEL Al FRIO FUEGO

de salon de Ahamhra eno d. va daostos
rne Al fondo con sncho ffnte donde oques
famAnna ta6e yiones rzs Al qop@ de vlttA nos
que hay lsa GrtiStsa arsa rsVs de ooF os
Uncamene cobArcanos h6nr 81 enlenho 1d0
udsmos con dos dedos rinc6n presunto slemsn
en- oro TOM reftescs lis Senda compshiS de cos tucs
de ma Oeoygiars en- antc, sonADdo va las ducss
dc trse pelos de odo los mcs nos aon'
i HorrorI repega don L,cc rescCcn6Ddose de des
m,yn para sme tutromEfa ID tscaers Eao cmA 81
ciSlo Ser6 precise lvvs os M deAr lss d'm's bodo
TLdesgno h domirs al sire ibe otra ve2 tra dc hAber
aarmsdo ell pudor de las mnmt amAclon Non
ChAro M priss Dor bces h c m de torparas
Dor i0uaI c1mino 81 Reus piEca No mp9a I'll hg1'
,ioue Las f.tQa No hay tsatos bay nada by
Te antro del NAL horror faror 49, rsta oao in6nisa
en- Por-SId Sc ques del cOr'z6n DeAe' de,Canr en- 50
nuerido bsrco Eamos k6metro. Tenduchos N itra
bIes w. no mM de cordeleS babuchSs..'
Epconrsmos PAscnaI mujer e pSissno rfloJero
81 tfle arte de dado al dsbo Ella Sc sltGra de hano am
pIemente; no mua de rtriedad ror COM
pl6fs del migo noa Vovemo unos II ocison oe ueSAn
dar 10 audado.
Tornamos tropsga los grupoS de Aburrdos comns-
toksa No crrue squiera n incessne snlmacon
Pero de mproviso por via ops &c sceca
s una chapga qua snunca gran aroa de pspe On oa
Aro tumuto de cosaS rapldA nos orpen1e
ms ren,os acea Son o burros blancos tCdo gaope,
con los hsdunos dess plo mpo Diz doce, vnte .els
mss. encima de cida burro gGAnteco nm rnoo lrge'
una bopds miss seganins cvyaS gS fOei del iombero
vueGn entire rsss s'g'Ssra 49,
81 otsse del Oph'r'
Nos dejan etuptfsctos les alegre tsphoes loa juef
Ru angos sobe odo que celn dc par &c dos en
dos de tres tres como qulDtos.
Qoe eu6pdo cnmeota uDO'
vepgsnga. GinaTnoa hAta en- zimbrsy ouen humor
lol ninnts es "a gansrnol en- todo.
Gsnts que sntende LuOiA IecusTda que e'ts spor 10