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WARD!' PEACE
5 ;
Will Be Determined Within the
Next Seven Days.
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T. V-rrej. & Gon. Man. Traffic Man.
Washington, D. C. Washington, D. 0.
W. A. TUBK, ! 8. H. HARDWICK,
Gea'I Pass Ag't As3't. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Wahiton, D. O. Atlanta, Ga
MESSAGE I II READY IH
SUPPORTS McKINLKY,
The Commercial Bodies of Charleston
Adopt Resolutions.
-The commercial bodies of Charleston,
S. C., the cotton exchange, the chamber
of commerce, the merchants exchange
and tho Yonbg Men's Business League
all met on the 30th of March, and unan
imously adopted resolutions calling
on the Senaiors and Representatives of
South Carolina to stand by President
McKinley in hia efforts to maintain
peace. The resolutions adopted, which
were signed by the. presidents of the
bodies named were addressed to Sena
tor Tillman and are as follows:
'As a strong: sentiment and desire
exists among the business men of Char
leston that! President' McKinley be
given full time to comploto his plan to
maintain peace with Spain, consistent
ly with the honor of our country, we
respectfully, urge our Senators and Rep
resentatives to support and uphold the
President in such effort?. Please com
municate this telegram to the entire
South Carolina delegation."
' -i ' ' 7 -
;l '. ' : ' ! I 'I : ! : .
JOHN B. WRIGHT, Greensboro, N. C, allows
no man in the State to handle better Pianos
and Organs than hia, nor to sell cheaper than
he sells. His instruments never fail to pleass.
EVERY1AM
HIS OWN
DOCTOR!
tJ. Hamilton Ayera, a. 31., U.D.
TkUU 4 most Valuable Book
for th Household, teaching as It
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Symptoms of different DlaeaBea,
the CtuMi and llcaaa of Pre
venting Mioa Disease,' and the
Simplest Remedies which will al
teTtate or eire.
998 Pacea. Profusely Illustrated.
The Book 1 written la plain
erery-da English, and le free
Crom the teohnteal terms which
reader most Doctor Books so
ralaaless to the generality of
readers. Tfcla Book Is i
f ended to be af tserTirc In
the Fsvmilr, and Is so worded
as to be readily understood by all
ONLY 60 eta. POSTPAID.
I Postage Stamps Taken.
Kot only doee this Book con
tain so much IntormcUou Kela
ttre to Disease, but -cry proper
ly glres a Complete Aaslysla of
eTsrythta? pertalntaff to Court
ship. Marriage aad Ue ProdUc
Uoa aad Keating of Healthy
ramaies,toseth with Valuable
Recipes and Prerlt't Ions. x
pUoatioutof Boiaulcal Practice,
Correct use o ? Ordinary II erbs,&o
BOOH. Pia. HOUSE,
im bttiars oin n. 1 . vur cirn
And No Day Has Been Announced
When it is To Be
SENT 70 CON G R E S S.
1
Senate Committee on Foreign Rela
tions Has I Practically Agreed to
Accept the Kccommendatlon of tho
Stib-Goinmlttce for a Resolution
KeognIzIug the Independence of
Cuba, Also the Heuse Committee.
Wasiiixotox, Aprils. Tho opinion
ilmost universally held in Washington
tonight by leading men and diplomats,
is that the crisis will reach its climax
this week and that the question of
ft-ar or peace will bo determined within
U20 next seven days. Senators and
Representatives met and conferred all
day about the gravity of the situation,
and at the "White House the President
consulted with several members of his
cabinet and other confidential advisers
regarding the message which ho is
preparing to send to Congress. At the
State, War and Navy building, active
-ork was going on, and altogether it
aas been a day of suppressed feeling.
So definite day has been yet announced
bon the message is to be sent to
A
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ongress.
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pjJOHEX IN CHICKENS, ;
Send 25 cenU in stamps for Book.
BOOK PUBLISHING HOUSE,
184 Leonard Street; - - New York.
The National league 1ms ad vpr,.,i ,
rule cxiK'lling for life any li(-iM j
player using indecent language on i;lv.
tield. The penalty is severe, but t
more so than occasion warrants,
palpable that theobsceae language n:i i
outrageous actions of a few 'bruiVs
have been steadily te'nding to decro.-so
popular interest in the games, a" a
matter of business, as well as deceit v
sueh things shoulil be kept off the :ielV
There are plenty of 'gentlemanly ar.d
capable players to take their places.
When a man wants a cigar ae never
wants lt very bad.
rragglnc fusio Into a Play.
"I once saw a raft scene in an Kn
gilsh play," says a noted play a,-:,,:.
"Suddenly one of the shipwrecked par
ty cried out: 'What's that I see t! ,at
ing toward us on the reaves? 'A'grard
piano, shouted another. Then tin?
piano was hauled up on to th? raft an 1
one of the famishing castaways played
a 'Rhapsodic Ilongrolse. by Liszt. Ta it
cured me of 'dragging In music lv the
iair. "
Mr. WInslow'sSoothiUtf syrup forrluMrsa
Jeetblnjf, soltons the tfiiuis. iviucin intt.nni
licn, allays pain.curcs wind colic, Sk.aejiUj.
In addition to the physical work of
preparing the comprehensive docu
ment upon which the President expects
io rest America's ca&o with the world,
there aro other reasons why those in
charge of the war preparations will wel
come ever hour's delav. War material
which we have ordered abroad is not
j et shipped, and the factories in thin
country which are at work day 'and
night making powder and projectiles
are anxious for delay. Some of the
factories in Connecticut with contracts
have telegraphed Representative Hull
urging all the delay possible. The3 say
every day now is precious.
There is still a divergence of opinion
as to what the -President will recom
mend in his message; indeed, there
seems to be still a question as to wheth
er tho President will make any specific
recommendations, borne of his most
intimate friends, however, assert em
phatically that his recommendations
will be speciric and vigorous, and such
that his party and country would will
ingly' follow where he points the way.
One of these said to-night that the
President in his strong desire for
peace and his earnest hope that war
might possiblj' be avoided, was yield
ing somewhat to the sentiment of the
leaders of his party and the country.
He .. has not giveu up hope yet that
hostilities may be avoided. There are
those who belfeve the President has not
yet made up his mind asto the exact
course ho will. pursue, and there seems
to be a question as to whether the
consular -reports and the diplomatic
corresiondence is to bo transmitted
with the message.
It Is wicked to bet and lose, for a rnaii has
no moral riht to be wron;.
To Caro Cottsl Ipatlou I oreve.;
TckeCascaicts Candy Cutliartic. lCc t. 3u
I C. C. C. fall to cure, drosists rcfuud iauu:.
' Everything seems to get round iu a sewiD
circle.
Lyon & Co's Iick Leaf Extra Smoking
bacco is fhad? from the iurest,-riret. jfwoet
ett lea.1 yrown in the Golden I3elt oj N. Cf
Wheuever the cqjinterfeiter need.- inori'y
bad he makes it.
Chew Star Tobiccb-Tha lhc
Smoke Sledge Cigarettes.
A man may be fa?t asleep, but rather slow
when awake.
Don't Tobsrro Spit snd Smoke Tour life Anaj.
To quit tobacco easily -and forever, be mac
netlc. full of life, nerve- and vigor, take No-To-Bac.
the wonder-worker, that nitkes weak men
strong. "All druggists, 50c or fl. Cure guaran
teed. Booklet and sample free. A'.klrcs
Sterling Kemedy Co., Chicago cr New Yoil
Love and sea sickness may be felt, but they
cannot bi described. "
Fltn rerniar.cntiy cured. No fit" or nervnnv
ecbs alter llrst day's uso of Dr. Kline'n tr.4
Nerve Restorer. 5- trial Iwttieantl treatife f r-
Ur. It. II. Kline. Ltl..UJl ArohSL. Pail.. l.u
band and a Living
Are let and cheapest in the New Sont'i.
Land 1 to $ per acre. Easy Term?, (inxl
tchotds api churches. No blizzards. N
cold waves. New illustrated paper, "Lnl
and a hiving," :i month's for 1U tents ia
Stimps. V. C l'lNEABSov, ii. P. A., vjueea
ft Crescent Route, Cincinnati.
"Can a prize fighter he a gentle
man?" asks a New York paper. IIt
never has been.
Spring
Medicine
1 -
( A Good Blood Purifier a Neces
sity Now
" Hawkins "So you-ent for a iloetor?
Does he t!?:ik you Will Im out soon"
Kobbins "I Ini.igine ,ko. He wM Iip
v.isli. d I irjid sent for hiui sooner."
in:ck.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Unequalled
for Making Rich, Rod Clood
Tho necessity for taking a good Spring
Medicine to purify tho blood and build up
the system 13 based upon natural and un
avoidable causes. In cold weather thr
has beon less inspiration and Impurvtif
have not passed out of the system as tlxy
should! Pood has consisted larKJy of
rich, fatty substance., and theru has b-ea
less opportunity for outdoor exerciv.
Tho result is, the blood U loadeI with Im
purities and these must ba promptly ex-
j pelled or health will be enlangTl.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Is th lest Sjr'i:g
Medicine because it is the best blood
puriQerand tonic. It thoroughly puriflcs
tho blood and gives vigor and vitality.
LH! O CP 3 S paSr 1 l"l a
Is America Greatest Medicine, fl; t-it for $-
Chinese Is a hard Language, bnt noth
ing except hard language would do Jus
tice to the present feelings of that coun
try. -: 1
Hood's Pills
s
are th favorite c a! it Ar
tie Alldrucsists. 2it:tx
N..U. No. 14. "JH.
I Bert Coach Syrup. Tnstes Good. Cse
la ttin. 8044 br drorrrt.
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