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& n,.* the hack or side, stitt ueck, sire throat, tonsilitis, diptheria, cranips , and colic Instantly relieved by Jolni- I son’s Magnetic Oil. Large bottle^, 25 Sionx, Pawnees, Apaches. Cherokees, Cheyennes, Chickasaws and Conianches. Great i and 50 cts. W. J. Platt’s. Real Mans, Represeatatre of all le Warlike Triles Chiefs like Spotted Tall, Afiaid-of-IPs-Hoiscs, lairt Hand and others WILD BIDEKS FROM THE PAMPAS In Whirlwind Eijuestrian Exhibitions, and those Majestic Sons of the Desert of Orient A BAND OF GENUINE BEDOUIN ARABS -THE ONLY HEED OF LIVING BUFFALO- O' M t W » I 1 i Calitornia, the only genuL.e Indian Bend in existei.ee, composed of Sioux Musicians from Carlisle. A SPLENDID MEXICAN HAND The feature of the New Orleans Exposition. Great Mexican Charioteers in exciting contest; Cowboys ami Scouts chasing Bloodthirsty Indians who have burned down Trapper Tom's Cabin and have robbed the I’orr Sill Stage Coach A race between the Batteries of Field Artillery, and the greatest shooting in the world seen at every performance. Miss. May Lillie, The beautiful and only Lady Rifle Shot who with unerring aim, breaks glass balls while riding at full speed on the back of a horse MISS l.U BAY, CHAMPION BRONCHO RIDER. Scenes of enchantment at night when the whole Plain is lit up with brilliant calcium lights, making the interior as brilliant as the noonday sun. WONDEKOUS - "PVHOTECHNICAL - DISPLAYS TH E MEXICAN HI PRODROME Chariot and Standing Races unrivaled. Dashing Caballeros and Dazzling Senoritas career wildly over a grand course on highly mettled animals. Texas Steers ridden and raced by Cowboys and Mexicar s. Struggles for supremacy between the greatest horsemen of every clime. Equine exploits over hurdles and in every possible vyay. Cowboys - Past - Times - and - Yaqueros - Vagaries INDIAN SKILL WITH THE BOW AND ARROW. Every Feature at every Performance Ladies and Children specially protected SEATS - FOR — EVERYBODY. .A_:D:M:iss:i:o:rsr, 50 cts. CHILDREN UNDER NINE YEARS, HALF PRICE ONE TICKET ADMITS TO ALL. The Grand Street Parade BEGINS WHEN THE CANNON BOOMS AT 10 O’CLOCK EVERY FOR THE CANNON. DAY LISTEN . • The mhst Interesting spectacle ever given gratuitously and in the streets of any in the wide world. Marvelous cavalcades of genuine celebrities and every feature of the and an city grand Historical Congress of Wondrous people iiimals follow their great .Commander PAWNEE BILL A Kaleidescope of Novelties and a rare Colleet’on of Curiosities in the which every one must see without fail THE MAitVEL OF THE AGE Two Exhibitions daily. Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. Performances be: Indian Museum rin 1 lioui later An Important OHice. Relief in Six Hours. To properly fill its office and func tions, it is important that the blood he pure When it is in such condi- lion the body is almost certain to he healthy. A complaint at this time is catarrh in some of its various forms A slight cold develops the disease it) the head. Droppings of corruption passing into the lungs bring on con sumption. The most’ohstinate cases of water and catarrh yield to the medical powers 1 immediately of Hood’s Farsap irilla as if by magic ; simply because it reaches the seat of the disease, and by purifying and yi- 1 talizing the blood, removes the cause. I Not only does Hood’s Sur.-mpai ilht do j this but It gives renewed vigor to the Mr. W. F. Kendrick, of Hamburg, paid tfoe Recorder a visit last Saltur- day. He has been a resident of Hjam burg about forty years, and scriher to the Recorder si infancy. The friends in Aiken county 6fDr Samuel Prioleau now of Summerville will regret to learu that his he'alth has been failing for some mouths, and that lie is now critically ill ait his home in that town. I An Italian with a number of . rain ed birds, attracted quite a crowd of children on Laurens it reel yesterday. The tricks played by the birds [were very interesting, and really showed remarkable training. Pawnee Bill’s Australian bo uner- ang throwers will he one of the ; great est attractions of his great show/ Very few of our people have ever seei^i this implement of Austration warfare, and this exhibition is alone .'worth the price of admission to theslnfcw. Despite the drenching raiq. 5,000 people filed through the doors jof the monster canvas enclosed parJk yes terday, to witness the performance given by Pawnee Bill’s Wild West, which delighted everybody.—pemu- fon Morning Nciv*. f “Aiken as a Winter Resor/(,” the hand book edited by Mr. A. Pi Ford, and published to advertise Ai|ken, is now ready for distribution, arid any one wanting copies to send away can obtain them gratuitously at The Re corder office. Now is the time to distribute them at the North. There was a good crowd in Aiken yesterday, attending the public sales. A number of pieces of property were sold by the Master, Probatte Judge and Sheriff, and brought goo-d prices, considerably more than the same land would have done a year ago. The suffrage question is about fixed and we publish the law as passed un der the head of “Constitutioral Con vention,” and we notice tha< the poor illiterate white men arej disfran chised. This of course menus that Senator Tillman does not v. ant this class of people to support hir.il now, as he did in 1S90-92. P. A. Jink ins, Roxbury, Mass., writes: Will vou plea e send me two samples of your Japanese Pile Cure as I Lave two friend^ who are troubled with piles. It cured me but they say it can’t cure tlieni. Please send them on receipt of this as I wish to convince them that it will cure them. Sample free. W. J. Platt’s. ) Resular evening services.on Sunday nights were commenced hi St Thad- deus Church on Sunday■ when, the Rector, Rev. T. W. Clift conducted the services and delivered in eloquent sermon toa good congregation. There will beservieesin tliisehureh hereafter every Sunday night at 7:30 o’clock and we learn that a movement is on with electric | Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the “New Great South American Kidney Cure.” '1 his new remedy is a great surprise on account of iis exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the : Hiorch bladder, kidneys, back and every ,he chur( - h part of Hie uiinary passages in male j or female. It relieves retention o! | “Be regular and punctual in all pain in passing it almost i things” was one of the old maxims. . - *f you want quick re- taught long ago. The last is not for- U J “’J , r S J, 8 y° ur foniedy. 1 gotlon, but the first is scarce remem- Sold by \\ . J. I latt, Druggist, Ai- tiered so irregular is the life of most ijen, ts. (. j people nowadays. The only corrector j of this evi! is Simmons Liver Regula- j tor, which keeps the liver activer and prevents the ills of irregular living: ion. Whole system, making it possible for | Or. Price’s Cream caking Powder i‘ ati good heaUJrtomgn supreme. WorkFs Fair Higher Medal and Diploma. 1 gjf iZb\£ yearsnnTiiethe election distithe elector offers to vote t^l^Wioiitlis before any election, the paymentofany pod tax then due and payable: Provided how ever, that ministers in charge of an organized church, and teachers of pub lic sclioolsshall beentitled to vote after six months’ resideuce in the State if otherwise qualified. (B) Registration which shall pro vide for the enrollment of every elec tor once in 10 years, and also an en rollment during each and every year if an elector is not previously regis tered under the provisions of this ar ticle. (C) L T p to January 1, 1898, all male persons of voting age applying for registration, who can read any sec tion in this constitution or understand and explain it when read to them by t e registration officer, shall be en titled to register and become electors. A separate record of all persons regis tered Lefore Jan. 1, 1898, sworn to by the registration officer shall be filed, one copy with the clerk of eouit and one in the office of the Secretary of State on or before Feb. 1. 1898, and such persons shall remain during life qualified electors, unless disqualified by the other provisions of this article. The certificate of the clerk of court or Secretary of State shall be sufficient evidence to establisii the right of said citizens to any future registration and the franchise under the limitations herein imposed. (Dj Any person! who s-hall apply after Jan. 1st, 1898 if otherwise quali- ffed shall be registered; provided, that he can botli read upd write any sec tion of this constitution or can show that he owns and has paid all taxes collectable during Hie previous year on property in this State assessed at $300 or more. (E) Managers of elections shall re quire of every elector offering to vote at any election before allowing him to vote, proof of the payment of all taxes, including poll taxes* against him and collectable for the Previous year. (F) The General Assembly shall piovide for issuiugjto each duly regis tered elector a cerf’ftcate ot registra tion, and sb.11 provide for the renew al of such certificate when lost, muti lated or destroyed, if the applicant is still a qualified elector under the pro visions of this constitution, as provid ed in sub-section 0. There was much opposition express ed to the plan whidh many members declared ou the flour could only mean fraud under the “understanding” fea ture, the supervisors being the judges of the sufficiency! of understanding. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, CHiEAM BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE. % A pure Grape Cream W Tartar Powder. Free t om Ammonia, Alum lor any other adulterant 40 YEAR, 0 STANDARD. .1 t-Up no ns<r and you can ^ - - . us Write Kr buying 4 om uS ' Price List—free. AUGUSTA LUMBER CO., AUGUSTA. GA. • Buy ot the Hakcr.” FURNISHED COTTAGE. To let for tire season, 0 furnished cottage in the most desirable part of the city. Supplied with artesian wa ter, and having a beautiful flower garden. Apply at this office. PRIVATE SCHOOL. Miss Ford opened her school for girls and little boys on Monday, Sept, 30. Instruction in French, Latin, Drawing and the usual English branches. KNIGHTS CF MACCABEES. The State Oommouder writes us from Lincoln, Neb,, as follows: “Af- te- trying other medicines for what seemed to be a very obstinate cough in our two children we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery arid at tho end of two days the cough entirely left them. We will not be without it here after, as our experience proves that it <■ ures where all other remedies fail.’ /—Signed F. W. Stevens, State com.— Why not give this great medicine a trial, as it is guaranteed and trial bot tle free at W. J. Platt’s Drug Store. Regular size 50e and $1.00. .asel IT MAY DO AS MFCH FOR YOF. Mr Fred Miller, of Irving 111. writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his hack and also that his bladder was affected. He tried many so called Kid ney cures but without any goodresult- aboul a year ago be began use of Elec tric Bitt.rs found relief at once. Elec tee Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles often gives almost instant relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price only 50e. for large bottle, at W. J. Platt’s, Drug Store. BCCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE. The best salve in the world for cuts, ; bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe j ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, chi I- ; blains, corns, and all skin eruptions- i and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund- | ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale I ey W. J. Platt. When Baby iras sick, tvo gave her Castrtria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castorta. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoi ia. time payments. FLEMING & MOW 904 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. WATCHES &c. T he Lagest Stock in the South, SILVER NOVELTIES A SPECIALY Will duplicate any price lit the United States for reliable soods. Wm. Schweigert & Co. Cor. Broad and 7th, Streets - Augusta, Ga. TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! -AND— No CFAKCYAGOODSXOFXTHEXBESTXQUAUTiES^ FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES. —BY— Miss Sarah Zinn, 539 Broad Street, - - - AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. STAMPING and PINKING done, and satisfaction guaranteed. SPRING VALLEY DISTILLING CO., [^iSTiLLERSXANDXDiSTRiBUfORST] CINCINNATI, OHIO. Appreciating the difficulty for gentlemen to secure aigilt Wh skies for private and medicinal use We invite your correspondence and will cheerfully quote you prices, ard furnish all other information upon icceipt of vou” address. FOR GREAT BARGAIN! J. M. i HORBIM & CO. 15 John Street New York. * ^ Hiqh-Glass Seed. Shoes, Trunks—in fact everything; ^ ■‘“v »•>» luat for i BULBS & BULBOUS ROOTS. —IN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, Hats, Cap-, Capes, Waikin prices. -AT— -: o :- LIT Do you want table eioekery and glassware free? Order your Tins, Coffees, and Spices of T. J. Knight, Low prices. All goods guaranteed. DE.b'CRIJ’TJ VE PRICER CATLOGUES THE FIRST NEW STORE NEARj MAILED I REE ON APPLICATION. BROWN’S. ON NAGEL STREET. tWTbe rtmainoer of spring Mili- nery Hals at J, L. Rives A Co are being sold at a sacrifice and they have buite a pile marked regardles, (if | cost at 14 cts each. M. POLIAKOFF. LAXCiLEY, S. C. Dr. Price’s Cream Haking Powder World’s Fair Highest Award. Bull) Catalope Now Ready.