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el mm: fc v?. . ; - Jf These I American I Bad Pains I 'which five yon such exquisite B and the sple m ?pWerinf, every mouth, art caused, B r?jj- jjas t WQ j as you know, by female trouble. B Relief seMoa or never conies !i,lon* H of itself. It is necessary to enre B Brainbrid the cause, io order to stop the ence at Hra i ' pains, and this can only be done B \ H M . . H 8111088 men ) 1 if you win talse a specific, female H r remedy, that acts directly on the H two ago at I | womanly orfans. | or there, re Afe A PA PRk co,,on fact, ? CARDUI i:: Mc A lister h WOMAN'S RELIEF j do brick wc "Cardul did woaders lor me.M I i 01 11,6 bunie writes Mrs. H. C. Larson, of Olds, B > J Locke 10r la. "I had female trouble for & I years. I had displacement, which Locke mill ^ increased my suffering. the doc- H u..;iA m tor could only relieve me at times. H "Jilt Will Now. I am so much better. I hardly H : In^li instoac know when my time begins or when it ends/' formerly. ^ At All Druggists I to>noi f>| ? Monticelh WRITE FOR FREE ADVICE. r .i V 1H Statin* iikp and descrlblnK symp- "IK Ol I lie C i * toms. to Ladies Advisory Dept., , ,, I Tho cniattrinooica Medicine Co.. Hfl men of Moil ChattanoOga. Tonn. E 33 E3 , *'"! I I m 'lie ptirpos >THL^ BLUE AND THE CRAY, / 3j. - ' ' ft"" (probability Movement Started for Joint i and a corpn jKv Celebration of 50th Anni- ?zed to erect |flh^y of Battle of Gettys- Ulaxton, j to build a ct n ujio Philadelphia Press.) toil, bra., uutted celebration of the ^reeman, ol inoiveraary ol the battle ?*l?d in tl f tietlyaburi., by surviving Oon- *,ft8 taken f At lair :? I l\ au urul 1 ou i u?i_ acres ol lan \ wtv c? J w v,,i vi mviu ^v\ fdier^ the Philadelphia Brigade enterprise a - .'Association of the Graud Army represent N & jrfast night adopted resolutions at wsouficturi * fits annual meeting in the Grand the location KArmy headquarters at Fifth and $ 100,000 pi "^pestnut streets. and detafls f *The Philadelphia Brigade As- nounced*in -^^Bociation is composed of surviv- Gemopoli $ orei jjf the seven Pennsylvania Manufactur ments which took part in the Ala ( has t,e le of Gettysburg. Tho reso- a capital stc >ns adopted by the asaocia- over and co ask the Commander-in- heretofore of the Grand Army and the Bessie Ming 'JGommander-iu Chiefo! the Unit This plant Confederate Camps to join at 4,000 spine iJ \j once iu starting preparations for an(i accom \ t joint celebration of the battle for the prodi anniversary, The resolutions Tf,e incorp farther urge tftat the Governors company a ' the eighteen Northern States W.Sanders 1 the eleven Sonthern States <lr., and Mis ich were represented iu the Charlotte tysburg battle, lend theYr as- lotte Cotton ce in DreDsrinc "lor the ganizod yef >ration tud proy.ding trans- tion of the tion for all the Union fctnd Messrs. C. derate survivors of the his- R. McDo struggle. and K. K. k / h fiftieth anniversary of treasurer, ne Rfytt4** of Gettysburg will be cured at the -C lebrafed at Gettysburg on. July street and tl .,'2 and 3, 1913. The Phitadel- story brick 1 ph:? Brigade ^ Association last erected ther [, night recommended that the It will be 4 Gommander-in- Cljief of the desig d foi Grand Aroiy of the Republic be The t ?er ed As the orator of the first yarn from c ^v-. s eel hration with the 4der-in.( <*f of the Unit- T . / *^ vCiffderate ips a? the ? - of the seeo. J day and the ??s ?} ent of the United States as Laurens i ' or of the third. And Courier ^ nVlnnlr lliio \ . ? w v> uv>a vii an id with Screw Driver, all iuconte erald, Ga, March 27.? R- B- Bel,? t in a close * box car ra^'es 0Raf ( ay, J. H. Merrill wa? P,etel* destl a stab from a screw *)Rrn W0re t *0 hands of B. T. h0 0". six latter claims self corn, aereral b were railroad em- f?ddor Rnd Nothing of n any of the it hesitation that I>e- and tlle bar (|?od Bladder Pills are Inundation, reak kidneys, back-' i n of the bladder and ? Are yen torti ptly in all dasee of *erowV why enffe '.rheumatism and MFv'r ' M noeubatitnta m THF LA Mill News. ~r? T Fortune 1 e Does not take into cons Textile Manufac ( n( all C T1 irpp ycry v" ' lU4 CI * love lose# it# luatrc and VJ n Tl.o W ? Womanly health when , O. G. 1 lie >V. o. retained by the use of L mill U now running TMa Pr99Crlptio ndid town of Wood been carina den women, by the cotton millK in oper- and tblm too In t without their ha cate questioning ge, Ga.? A confer mant examlnatio inhcidna tin r?? hi. Sick women are invited 6?? ft O - ^|| correspondence held was held a day or Medical Association, K , ? , . Da. Pikrcf's Grbat the OlilCe OI the may Medical Adviser, newt) laUve lo building ? * ory. A committee 21 one-cent stamps to I ited to secure full N. o.?Robert L. CLEARING UP A ias been employed to >rk in the rebuilding The Bride of Thr d mill No. 1. by Mr. Who Was Su win, manager of the Have Been s. The mill when Took Her Qwn be only two stories xr , , J , Vincenn's, lnd , 1 of three stories as ,, , , Mrs. -lessiH L*'H()ver Work is expected to 1 son, young woman c rrnw | bride of tore.* m'?"t d, Ua.?A mass meet- m?r(iered. She sle^ itizens and business ter arran)iii|g an arti iticello was called tor | ma(jc (titration tothr glit, March 16, tor j der on anoiher w e of organizing ?jhusband alld re!a?iv commerce lor theacknowMeed ,oUr nticello, and m ?< Luspj<.j,,n(1 that she ' siork will be raised , |he inMigalion of anc ration will be organ- (< r .?al(ll|, reVenge , a cotton mill. tounUed. Ga.-lt ispropored rhe body of a ruin .Hon factory ai Clan- ^ wh|ch )]a() b(.en and Judge W. I'# gfcg(1 {ouB(1 t)? f that city. t? inter- g Culbertson's ! ie proposition. He , ghe w ls di8C0vered i an option on lorly 9bed near ber |,oni id. as a site for Hie ne8jaVi aber ewal ,nd is understood to b(j|jc #cjdi wa8 founl nrlh Georgia cotton (h# b1)b(1 beQea ^rs who are planning deboi8> This toy 8* of branch mills. A ou\bt,ri80n had in h lant is contemplated, month8 ago will doubtless be an- i?r0of that the ei the near future. jbe anonymous thre s, Ala.?The Minora |erg to herself was al ing Co., Demopolis, ed today. A letter 5en incor orated with jier husband at Brid >ck of ,0,000 to take In8cribed on sta ntinuing the plant ^0 that on which ' conducted by the anonymou8 note* :e Manufacturing Co. wh??n tin. mot"' .. i* equipped with jeVter was shown to lies ot the mule type a|(d ^i9 parents tl panying machinery t\iejr belief that no action of waste yarns. ^en committed >orators of the new was Miss Etta re B. K. Elmore, J. Chicago, formerly o and W. C. Harrison, whom the Oulberts )R Bessie C Mitige with causing the d1 , iM. C.?The Char- Culbertsou. Now t i Fibre Company ^r- j plain that thej tterday with the elec- ta^0n. i following officers : ^Her name shoulc O. Brown, president; an means," said nald, vice-president, cau uot understa Klair, secretary and 8je 8hould kill herse A site has been se- strange, though, now i intersection ot First ha8 happened to be railroad and a two- things. She never v c building, will be about her past. 8 e at an early date, father and mother w 0x80 and especially have heard that si the purpose in view. ],y6(j ja Waco, Te n will manufacture l>ublin, Texas, whei otton waste. to have had a brotl , tried to communicat* tules, Horses and l"?8 ,>ut c?? no' *< ? . from them. Limed in Barn. special in the News : lleiweon 3 snd -1 Suicide ol Forme morning a barn with tor. nts, belonging to Mr. Atlanta, Oa., & who lives about two h'ornier County K< >f the city, was com- (jeorge Hell of owi royedhyfire. In the his throat on an Atl iix fine mules, two annah train today i hundred bushels ot ffeatj1> Jfe was recei I thousand bundles of from ftn asylum after a number of hogs fight, and then was the feed stuff, nor vorce by his wite. animals was saved, m _ ^ 'ii was burned to its . How mux any person rw f f j nnknown ooligh remedy wl /' I ey end T?r <lp?ti? them n< " V I H?fe remedy, (Contains no ired ' Oi u?ily wi >f ?nd core* the ao"t obetin rw* ,/lODtNKl >{ooid?. Why Vimcnt wl nt rri upon hg the fi hoy end / HE woad A ^ ncastfp news march 31 iteration the one essential to worn- ^ |y health. ;/^JNb9H lects lier health is neglecting the [ood fortune. For without health gold is hut dross. i lost or impaired may generally be ?r. rierce s ravonie rrescripuon. n Ajs.fbr over 'to years. cafe, weak, pain-wracked hundreds ot thousands r~' Hie privacy ot their homes ?ring to submit to indeli* B j ' f s and oftensively repujl? 11 ' to consult Dr. Pierce by lettcr frtc. I as sacredly confidential. Address World's Oisper . V. Pierce, M. 13., President, Hnflalo, N, Y. Family Doctor Boos, The People's Common S t revised up-to-date edition?KMX) pnges. answer dicatc questions which every woman, single or mar Sent free, in plain wrapper to any address on recei over mailing only, or in cloth binding for 31 stai MYSTERY. .Death of Good Worn York. 'ce Months Chester Lantern:?Mrs. pposed to Leslie, of Leslie in York Murdered Wedne-day night r -r home ne ?r Leslie. There Lite. wore Mid i<? rest in Hie cei March 27.? , v , , ,, . ol .Neelv s ( reek A.R. 1'. ( ton ('tilbert t , . , of which the deceased ?? iflmvsterv, ? . , , . . voted . ml consistent mt h*? ?va? not ,,, i " i SillV IS SlirVIVKll TV ?:?>! I.i j herself af- Hn,j f()nr children, two so iatically dra t*Q daughters. Mrs. Le^ ow the niur- ^()re jlor marriage w.19 i oman. Her Simpson, a daughter of ill es tearfully William Sinipsou, that their j^()jm,in neighborhood i vas killed sit county. Besides the ?bo ithei woman latives she leaves the fol i were uu- Hi_ters and brothers : Will 'iiid John Simpson an i iture skele uu^h Milieu, of iha K at'ached to fleCl^lllt y\r joe Simpson, r pocket of aQd Mrs. Mary Brewe iprou when livpR - n 'pexa?. gagged in a _ _ ^ _. ? e last Wed- When ltLOODINE UHKL'MAT ii ...... men T has onred so many otwcs [lowing c.ir- umtigin why do you suftt r with t i late today ble affliction, it relieves alt pain 11 25c and 5Uc a bottle. Crawfoi th a pilo Ol ypeeial Agents, eleton Mrs. ?*? 0r possession judge Prince Contini Recover from Paral licide wrote Stroke, atoning let90 eatabli-h Anderson npec.al in tl she wrote to I umbia State: ?Dr. J. M. R geport, III.,'son said this afternoon th tionary just ft continuation of the in was penned menfc ol the past few days i. condition of Judge Geo mark of the 1'rince he will be able to the husbaud by Sunday. It is the opt iey abserted l^r. Richardson, who lias I murder had contsant attendance ot Drince, that he is now pr Longwell of ly out of any danger and f Vuicennes, cover his usual health, ons charged fill he indeed welcome r eath of M rs. fhe many friends of Judge hey wish it in 'he city and fhrough< j were mis- State, who have read witl est every bulletin from h 1 be cleared side. Culbertson. nd why Jes- "My three year old boy was I>h If Qho vtr-ia stipated, had a high fever and \ * ' awfnl condition, I gave him tw< ' that all this Foley's Orino Laxtivu and the ne ing the feYer was gone and he wm recall many ly well. Foley's Orino (.axative ro.ild tail mo . A_Wolkash. Caaimer, Wii , marmacy and e. w. i he said her * of Heath Springs. ere dead. 1 le formerly Result of Auction S '? . ?Ddi? Jewelry Store in Ch re she ia said >er. I have The JtWelry "tore ol a with rela- Robinson. bankrupt, in t any word 8toc1, Rnd fixtures, was i public auction at noon pursuant to advertiseme purchaser being Mr. W. I :r Legisla- |eVt Union, and the pi price $8,510. There were larch 27. ber ?' ?tfie*" bidders, and I ?presenf ative was l,ve'y? tinsboro cut ^r* Rew'ey will take p anfa and 8a- cl,arge ol the place and v and bled to ')loy H competent force of itly released aspistanfa, it being his in asensationa to keep place up to sued for \li- 8,aIl(lard and make irr inents. ?k taking some 11 Saved H,S Le? icn Foley'h Hon- ' All thought I'd lose my leg," ? more/ It is a A. Swnnsoti, Wntertown, Wis,, harmfnl drugs, of Eoaemit, that 16 doctors oonld ate oougbs and atjast laid me np. 'I hen Buckler ith yonr health fe eared it nonnd and well." |cna; Skin Eruptions, Eczema. Salt V Fever Soro*. Burns, ds 36e at J. F. Mack. t rn I9Q9 i Kershaw's New Bridge A- wj* cross Wateree to Cost ** g $38.COO. S Camden, March 27.?The jiJ icountv board ol commissioner!* Ten'c , , . The I MM Vt 11V ua'iirdail fliu itnnlr.iot *T; ^ vw.wi M ff MIVAW VMV Will I ?w | lor building a bridge over the W i Wa cree river to the I'enn ^ j Bridge company, of Pennsylvan- (?or ' ia, for the sum of $38,081). The unt work is ?o be begun at once and ino| is?ry under the contract, they will have CU( icoso untB the first of November next . wjt s in to complete it, all hough they te, Pt of promise to complete it by the mps* ' lirst ot September. I hi- bridge s;iit _ ?- 1 will be a free one, and will take kU> an in'f'le place of (he toll bridge, which il,)U ! was washed away in the floods <?t mjj iast August. West Wafceree is 111jl ' an important feeder to Camden, ami the building of a free bridge '' r means much fo If is community mains m j. n '' How They Treat Kidnap- wo1 pers in New Mexico. ',l * s a de- I mo out or Tumcari, New Mexico, March u i i 28.?lohn Johnson, a negro, anil m'4 isbaud | ' ' a,. na and uouuum, ;he be- killed na?r (Juervo, X. M.. 10,1 ? Miss r0(*a-v< ftfter a lone pursuit by c late I arDlH<* ,n?n. Johnson and San- 1' of lhe at l'l8 p"in* 01 rilles, had ca' n this kidnapped Juana S inchez from '<l>( her uncle's ranch, lifteeu miles t,lk . Irom Cuervo. The negro declared r' towing I i Messrs ' *r was his intention to marry 11 id Mrs 'kefiM-l. The uncle ot the i^irl PU( odm-in i,nmo'lial?ly organized ranchers ol Les- an(* R,:,rlt:d *" pursuit of the kid- fc'K i napoers, >r. who ' H 1 are <lu Creamed Sweet Potatoes. Cot LU I.INIof uh.Mi- 4'hor creamed sweet potatoes,; ses nstLiHlV" ^ash, pare, anil cook sweet pota- tor a Pros., toes in boiling salted water until ate 49-71 tender," says Fannie Merriti ms Farmer, the greatest cook in an JCS tO . America, in Woman's Home i cei lytic ] le (Jolichard II I Funderburk i prove- ; i in I he rge K. | ' sit up I nion of been in I ? JucUe v. 5g acticalwill re- CA This jewn to 1'rince \ >111 the C3 h inter- ^ is bed- GO to tn wily eonvan in an kal ? (loses ot \t morn? entireHATod his ?. Knn- J"f"l lamuiond > ? ! 5=1 iale of iester. j. o. ! eluding sold at ! I - - 'Win,T ? f 1 ! at, the *"3 J. Hew rchase ^ a numridding w eraonal p> yill emtrained | CjJ itention I its old I s = i SB ?prove-l 23 writes J. | |p! Funderburk *e| * ... 7 % | a 25 cent box f*AO T Hloodine Live * ^^ Pi 11 h :i cure fu stipation, Sick Headache, had t.e in the Mouth, Coated Tongue |iid Liver, Dyspepsia, Indigestion never sicken, weakenor gripe. puq9y vfeftaN I"* sent to anyone who has nevr- used them t ents to pay tor postage and packing. Addres?. 31-iojlne Corporation, boston. >\js?. CRAWFORD BROS., Special Agents np tnion h?r April. "Let stand / ill cool, and cut in one thirdli cubes; there should he two iluls. l'lace in a sauce pint h t wo t abiesp )-?nfnls ol butand cook three minutes, sou with a slight shaking of , pepper and paprika, spriu. with two tablespoonfuls of r, aiul add one cuplul ol rich k. Cook slowly tor twenty lures." Ducks Fay. wa'e V. Saint-Maur, who hai i a reputation by her success ihuwiog people how to make ney at home, tells how to ke money with ducks in the ril W 'inHii'g Llome Com pan 'Ducks are so profitable," s Mrs. Saint Maur, "that I mot understand why so lew ?p them, unless it is the misen idea that they must have * earn or pond in which to swim, is true that the old-ta>hioued fid e duck did seem a misera1 creature out ot water, but ' improved strains are almost much land birds as chicken* ). My stock started with two ck.s and a drake which had it me seven dollars. The first tson I raised iifty-eight, sold ty-six, and kept twelve to >ck. They were ready for irket when eleven weeks old* d the lowest price was eighteen its a pound." Comp'y. ; ! ! | * ) I I I r , \Comp'y// ?vV / . I :> .1