Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, September 21, 1916, Image 4

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I UGH! CALOMEL MM CLEAN LIVER J Just Once! Try "Dodson's Li\ pated, Headachy?Don Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel line and cheerful: mako your work a pleasure; be vigorous and full of ambition. But take no nasty, dangerous calomel, because it makes you Blck and you may lose a day's work. Calomel is mercury or quicksilver, which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel crashes into sour bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That's when you feel that awful nauBca and cramping. Listen to me! If you want to enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced Just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone. Your rime-pint nr Hnninr sella you a 50 cent bottle of Dodaon's Liver Tone under my personal moneyProfitable. "I wish I could invent some way to beat the high cost of living." "If you could do that you could make enough money out T>f It so that the cost of living wouldn't bother you In the least." Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills hare stood the tsst fit time. Test tlieiu yolira< If now. fjrnd for >aui|>le lo 372 lVar! street- N. Y. - Adv. It's easy to talk philosophically if you aren't personally interested. Money is useful as a servant, but tyrannical as a master. W. L. D< ? "THE SHOE THAT I $3.00 $3.50 $4.00 s Save Money by Wearing W shoes. For sale by over9000 1 The Best Known Shoes in W. L. Douglas name and the retail price is torn of all shoes at the factory. The va the wearer protected agaurst high prices for retail prices are the same everywhere. They Francisco than they do in New Yoilc. They price paid for them. Uf I '"phc quality of W. L. Douglas product is than 40 years experience in making fin< styles are the leaders ifi the Fashion C They are made in a wcll-eauipped factory by the highest paid, skilled shoemakers, und supervision of experienced men, all workii determination to make die best shoes for tli can buy. Ask ynnr Hhne dealer for W. Dnnglnn sh not Mupplv von with the kind you want, make. Write for lutm-oxting booklet ?>xp: ret Nlioeaof the highest xtaiidard of qualit by return mail, poatuge free. LOOK FOR W. L. Douglas . name and the retail price . ' stamped on the bottom. ^ ? groat business activity is here. Will carries you swiftly to success? This s This is a year filled with opportunity foi KING'9 BUSINESS COLLEGE, RAL A Declaration Demanded. "How is Crimson Culcli going next election?" asked the stranger. "What's your object?" inquired Bronco Bob. ' "I don't quite understand you." "Locate yourself, if you're lookin' fur bets. It's a legitimate question an' will be treated respectful. But if you're simply trylu' to start a political argument, you're in danger." To Forllfv th?? Sv,l?ttl _ _ ? .. ? -? J i? ? *. 4 Summer Heat Many users of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic make it a practice to take this old standard remedy regularly to lortify the system against the depressing effect of summer heat, as those who are strong withstand the heat of summer better than those who are weak. Price 50c. If it man is inclined to lend a fast life ho should lead it to a hitching post and tie it. Marrying for money is about as easy a way not to get it as to gamble for It. A million other v the same sohitic Almost every woman at son lem. Over a million Americ the same way ! Read wha "I recommend Arbuckles' Coffee to my friends. I buy it nil the time because it is better coffee." ? Mitt Ball, M?reer, Ky. "J use Arbuckles' because it is stronger than 86c coffee and Arbuckles' packages are fall 16 or." ?Mrs. Vonaehen, ColdwaUr, Kan. "I hare be on using Arbuckles* for years. sad have always found it the best I seer used."?.Mrs. Johnathan Bigrigg, (.'o*hoc ton, Ohio. Arbuckles' is the bigges in the United States. Ha your grocer's?either bean < it in your home. Know wt that Arbuckles' is the fines Make your coffee earn lo> on every Arbuckle wrapper a? famous as Arbuckles' Ce mium catalog. Arbuckle Brc ARBUCKLE \ ;es you W\ (ojowels my m\ fer Tone" When Bilious, Consti1't Lose a Day's Work. back guarantee that each spoonful will clean your sluggish liver better than a dose of nasty calomel and that it won't make you sick. Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know it next morning, because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working, your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will be Bwoet and your bowele regular. Dodson's Liver Tone Is entirely vegetable, therefore harmless and cannot salivate. Give it to your children. Millions of people aro using Dodson's Liver Tone instead of dangerouB calomel now. Your druggist will tell you that the sale of calomel is almost stopped entirely here.?Adv. Needless Inquiry. "Wliat started the war in Europe?" "I dunno," replied Mr. (j rowdier, "I'm not admitted to the counells of power. I tut I shouldn't he surprised if it could he remotely traced to argument that arose from just some such question as that." Appropriate Features. "This is a hot-weather show." "Then that's the reason of so many 'broilers* in the chorus." Yet there must he some pleasure in being a model citizen. )UGLAS HOLDS ITS SHAPE " 4.50 & $5.00 ANC> WOMEN I . L- Douglas ^ shoe dealers. i the World. mr -"2. stamped on the bot- />"_ Iue is guaranteed and *\i>' * ~:r. inferior shoes. The P'jSBk cost no more in San r ' "'CjSx.'1' arc always wordi die jESU guaranteed by more e shoes. The smart ^ entres of America. / V,- *V?' x at Brockton, Mass., / W cr the direction and / ig with an honest/ ic price that money ~VN oes. If h? rnn. h 1 ^5r % ?' ?tik?? no other ffV Jt 1111iiim.- how to Br.wAnc or 17 1 y lor the prico, I SUBSTITUTES ^Jr # y yf rt " Doy?* Shoes Best in the World $3.00 $2.50 & $2.00 OPPORTUNITY ' GREAT PROSPERITY yon pet on the crest of the wave that ehool gives v??n the necessary traininp. r you. FOR HANDSOME CATALOGUE Address EIGH, N. C., or CHARLOTTE, N. C. One Thing Lacking. ; The family was going on an outing in the woods, and mother was pack| ing the lttnch basket. "Let tne see," site murmured. "I've got lettuce sandwiches, olive sandwiches, peanut butter sandwiches, macaroons, pickles, ginger snaps and chow-chow. 1 wonder if I've forgotten anything." "How about putting in something i to eat?" said father sarcastically*. I - | Dr. Perry's "DEAD SHOT" Is an effective medioine for Woriua or Tapeworm In adulu or cbildreu. One dose Is sufficient and no supplemental purge necessary.?Adr. The Proof. "Gullibly's son Is u young man, I think, of great promise." "Have you been lending him money, too?" A man may lend a woman to the altar?after which he becomes a foli lower. /omen have found >n these six have \e time has had a coffee proban women have settled tneira t these six say? "I havo used Arbuckles* for year* and think there i? r.o coffeo to equal it."?Mrt. J. L. Walper, Shepherd*town, IF. Va. "I have been using Arburkles' Coffee for years. 1 think it is the only coffee fit to drink."?Aire, A. G. ifall*han, Lay, Colorado. "We havo used Arbuckles' Coffee for ten years and have not yet found its superior or equal."? Viryte Hadaway, Bttaemer, Ala. t selling, most popular coffee ve you tasted it ? Get it at Dr already ground?and serve ly a million other women say t coffee they ever tasted ! rely gifts. Save the signature \ ArbucKlec' premiums are ffee. Write for social pre)3., 7ld Water St., New York. IS' COFFEE ; GOVERNOR MANNING HAS 6,000 MAJORITY DEFEATS COLE L. BLEASE IN SEC- j OND RACE IN 27 OUT OF 45 COUNTIES. I DQMINICK DEFEATS AIKEN Fred H. Dominick Nsmed Congressman From 3d District.?Oansler Nominated R. R. Commissioner. Columbia. ? Dealing a smashing blow to Bleasism Democrats of South Carolina nominated Richard Irvine Manning for governor over Cole L. Illease. With 137,243 votes accounted j for Manning received 70.386 and I Mease, 66,257. The re-election of Mr. Manning has been conceded and a contest is not likely. James Cansler of TIrzah in York county was nominated for railroad commissioner over Albert S. Fant of Anderson. Cansler received 75.2S1 votes to 53,024 for Fant. Cansler of Tlrzah has been running for the place on the railroad board for years and , years. The vote amng the National Guard on the border was as follows: Manning. 493; lllcase. 511; Cansler. 4S5. : and Fant 524. The returns show tlmt Governor Manning carried 27 out of the 45 counties in the state. Governor Manning carried Bamberg. Barnwell. Beaufort. Berkeley, Calhoun. Chester. Colleton, Chesterfield. Darlington. Dillon. Dorchester. Edgefield. Fairfield, Florence. Greenville, Greenwood. Hampton, Jasper. Kershaw. Lancaster, Lexington, Marion. Marlboro. MeCormick, Orangeburg. Sumter and Williamsburg. Mr. Blease carried: Abbeville. Aiken, Anderson, Charleston. Cherokee, Clarendon. Georgetown, llorry, Laurens. Lee. Newberry, Oconee, l'ickons, ltichland. Saluda. Spartanburg. Union and York. Additional returns received merely served to increaso the majority of Governor Manning over his opponent. The finnl count will give Manning a clear majority of about 5,000. Edgefield was the banner Manning county of the state. Anderson was the banner Blease county. Blease had a slight lead in Spartanburg and York counties, while Manning's lead was huge in Greenville. The two weeks since the first primary, in which Governor Manning ran second to Mr. Blease. have been a period 01 intense activity, with the Manning men strong in their belief that ft majority of the people of the state favored the kind of government that Mr. Manning gave the state. The Manning and the Cooper people have been working night and day since the first primary and they were thoroughly organized for the contest. Watchers were placed at every polling place to assure a fair and honest I count. Fred II. Dominick, for many years associated with Mr. Blease in their law firm, has been nominated for CongresH in the third district. Mr. j Dominick received 12,762 votes to i 10.298 for Wyatt Aiken, Incumbent. Mr. Aiken has served for 13 years as a member of congress. niackwoll has been nominated for I solicitor in the eighth circuit over Magill. In the first circuit Hydrick Is leading man. Senator Sharpe has been deafeated In Lexington county by Ur. E. C. Ridgell. Mr. Sharpe was Rlease's cam; paign manager in 1914. It is practically certain that the house and senate will be overwhelmingly anti-Blease. H. H. Evans, for- ! mer member of the old state dispen- i | sary board, has been elected to the ; house from Newberry county. O. P. Goodwin. Blease, has been de- ! feated for the senate in Laurens county by John H. Wharton, former : member of the railroad commission. ! J. Robert Martin has been elected solicitor of the thirteenth circuit over : D. W. Smoak. Governor Manning has received hundreds of telegrams and telephone messages congratulating him upon his victory. McLaurln Will Quit Office. Columbia.?In a letterto Senator J. A. Ranks, John L. Mcl^aurin. state warehouse commissioner, announces that he will resign. He supported Cole L. Please in the recent election and was the subject of a bitter attack by Senator Tillman. The announcement did not cause much surprise. Mr | \I( Laurin, in his letter reviews his ; past jmlitical record. He states that i he is tired of public life and that his views as to the warehouse system are not in accord with Governor Manning. Anderson Declines Position. Greenville. W. P. Anderson, who was elected president of the Southern Textile Exposition. Incorporated, at a meeting of the directors held some few days ago. has declined the position. Mr. Anderson states that his health will not permit him to engage in active business and while he is deeply in sympathy with this work, and appreciative of the honor done him In the selection he feels constrained to decline. Mr. Anderson is a retired hanker, formely living at Westminster. No successor has yeen selected. Mill Executlvevs Meet In Nov. Columbia.?The Southern Textile association will hold a semi-annual meeting at the Jefferson hotel. Colum hia. Friday and Saturday, November 17 and IS, at which the pnv ident of the a- soi iation. it. K. Hevrnc of Alabama. w ll pre lde. It is expected th.?* about 5(10 representatives of the 'extile industry, superint dents, ma?-*er mechanics, overseers and other nu n high up in the trade, representing the southern states from Mai.viand to Texau. will attend this meeting. * I As* for and Get Skinners THE HIGHEST QUALITY MACARONI 36 hgr Redpe Booh Fret SKINNER MFG.CO.. 0MAHA.U.5A LARGIST MACARONI fACTORV IN AMUUCA Do You Want To Sell Your Land? If so, write us today for our new Btautifully Illustrated Pictorial We sub-divide and sell at auction City, Suburban and Farm Property. Farm Sales Our Specialty Write for Booklet "A" Today Atlantic Coast Realty Company Off.caa: GREENVILLE. N.C.. uJ PETERSBURG. VA. Ink a?r?r?.???: National liank of Pntartbnrg. Va. OmonTllla Hanking .* Truat Co . - Oreontlllo, N NVacbotla Bank A Truat Co.. Wlnnon Salrui. N. U SlT Hond for Tkli TO Hl| Hook lt>J?j, pkjJiW 1 rv and Thla Couponq| ^1 ' ' C Brings You th? 0 Big 101-Song Hook, containing words and music of 101 B I favorite songs of tho past und pros- B I eut. The highest and best snug B I book ever offered to the music- U loving public. Will help you to puss H I many happy hours of song and B I music. No home should be without It. R! I THE CORLEY COMPANY, M I The House Tliut Made Klclimond B B S18 Kant Broad Street. Klclimond, l'?.ff I "* Contains ^aonga ijJV" Christ maa, IN nine ? [l W schools, patriotic! ?V I I aud college aonga-BAddrcsa^^^^J ^BT^sO?Ti?iTwfc!| *:\hW^ RHEUMATISM is completely washed out. of the system by ten ffuls. (three weeks) of the cele. ..1 ou: i ... oiuvjir mineral >1 atcr, costing only two dollars. Tastes line; positively guaranteed bv money back, on return of the two loaned carboys, should you report "no benefit." Mention your express office. Address Shivar Spring, Box 42. Shelton.S.C. jS * KODAKS & SUPPLIES rluiflF alio do hi^hfit cl&cs of finishing 1 Prlce? and Catalogue upou requrst S. Galeiki Optical Co.. Kichmcad. Va. LA 1)1 ?li. st quuhi\ T?dU i Artl* ;* ?. Rubber Gootls ami K* tin di? n You art* sure of Jum what > u order and htiii? at, i?r? .mpt service. Instruct 1 vi ca talo>cut> free Address \n<ler*nii Co.. I.V?:* Kyrrifrsm \w.. JmKMinvillf. I la. Joan of Arc as a Revelation. Orleans recently held, with modified festivity, the annual commemoration of Joan of Arm. Founded in 1-1 lib, this fete was suspended during the Revolution, but revived, by Napoleon when first consul on the suggestion of.Chnptal, the brilliant chemist, who became his minister of the interior. Chaptal's memorandum, preserved among the national archives, hears the following autograph footnote by Napoleon: "The illustrious Joan of Arc proved that there is no miracle which the French genius cannot perform when the Independence of the nation is threat cited." Which appears to In- felicitously appropriate for the present moment.? London Chronicle. Vehement. "Freddie, you've been fighting again." "No, I haven't, mother. I've just heen arguing with .Tlmmie Brown." "Nonsense! How could you get a black eye from merely arguing?" "Well, you see. Jimmies gesticulates nu awful lot when he argues." Technical Wife. Flathush?The English language has approximately 000.000 word*, half of which are of a technical nature and rarely used. Bensonhurst ? Well, my wife uses 'em all. She's very technical, you , know. Literal Apprehension. She?Let's make up our minds to tell the folks we're engaged. He?But, darling, I am afraid your father will kick. y I?I NsifM ?Coffee ^ don't agree ,Qr use ;|j||P0SIUM ( I 'There's Reason" J f JJI ; Pojtum Cereal Co?LuL, 111 ittX?^ Battle Creek. Mick. GIRL GOULD NOT WORK1 How She Was Relieved from Pain by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Taunton, Mass.?" I hail pains in both aides and when my periods came I had ?iHiimnmlHlllnlii to 8tay at home 1 Ttmi I from work and suf .& fer a long time. fliSiEH ?ne a woman JTctBESB came To our house and asked my mother why I was ''' 1 8uJfering. Mother IllOBSlllillll told her that T mif. month bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? ' My mother bought it and the next month I was so well that I worked all the month without staying at home a day. I am in good health now and have told lots of girls about it."?Miss Clakice Moiun, 22 Russell Street, Taunton, Mass. Thousands of girls suffer in silence every month rather than consult a physician. If girls who are troubled with painful or irregular periods, backache, headache, dragging-down sensations, fainting spells or indigestion would take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a safe and pure remedy made from roots and herbs, much suffering 11 ight be avoided. Write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. (confidential! for free advice which will prove helpful. NOW IS THE TIME -v *Hv??r slnco I win a boy I htiv?? b??on trotiblfM* with asthma*' hars Mr. .1 \V Kthoridnc. Bandera. Tosat "I tr ? ?! everyiliintf thut was.recommended but imthlnw MM mm to *lre uio pt'riiitncnt rchef. In I'.Mfi LungVila was rrcouiuioudt'd. 1 have taken four TO TAKE bottled an<1 have not had a biw?'I of aathma. dlnce 1 hrgan Itl Uhi* " A r?* \ Oil nr^lecflrtf th**? areat a id to health in consumption ana asthma.' lr ho, you am depriving Vol liSKLK of n fair chance. Uet a bottle fr??m your dealer ?>r if he Imsn t it order direct I1 o OA V. Fifteen-day treatment f 1 UO; thirty-day treatment Ul 7f?. !< .kict uimiq request. N A >11 V Ill.H MHI?K1NB CO., AH*pt. T, Nashville, Trim. v- LUNG-VITA-' DR. SALTER'S EYE LOTION CURE SORE EYES R.iievov cure* s?iro. Intlani.-.l rye in 24 to ?-i hours Ileitis weak eyes. CI]rlli,- w U burl pain. Ask it rutw irt i.r il. nl. r tor KA 1.TICK'S ..lev tr.. . KK5 IIHR1 DIbl'ENSA K \ .i,H s. II rom I, A 1 I. A MA.UA, 2i?euur? of Imitationj ???? ( TUKIflFF" clran. overytli ?n: military ub?orbrnt: UujIUir .nav.-s iabt.r: cheapest lii.u *. servant. IK', tlM JiK- in. lomillllll lO., 40'J bro,a..aj, ,\?w *?'k ORPllCUnn a iTf "Ki ds Kill,. Mire. Hn,?. llUltUn Oil IlM I si lli. ouUluwr, U,ca?U3%c Prompted Miss Ellen Terry. Miss 101 Ioii Torr.v it fow works u^o was jri\ iii^c a Sliakespoaronn ivoltation at an oiitorlaiiunont in aid of a war imm, aim a liir^'c pari ol lier audience were tin* girls from a widely known Chelsea school. Knowing every line by lienrt, they were following the recital with breathless attention. Suddenly Miss Terry faltered and, as often happens on the stage, the actress' mind for one moment became a blank. Then, just as the pause threatened to hecome awkward, the small, ringing voice of a twelve-year-old schoolgirl gave tluj necessary words.?London Mirror. FIERY RED PIMPLES 8oothed and Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Trial Free. Smear the affected skin with Cuticura Ointment on end of finger. Let it remain five to ten minutes. Then wash ofT with plenty of Cuticura Soap and hot water. Dry without irritation. Nothing liko Cuticura for all skin troubles from infancy to ago. Free sample each by mail with Book. Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston. Sold everywhere.?Adv. By Way of Solace. "Of course," said the old friend, you find that money does not bring : happiness." "Candidly," replied Mr. Dustln Stax, "and just between ourselves, I find no i such thing. When engaged in bargain- ' ing, I made that remark from time to time merely to reconcile the other fel- j low to his losses." MOTHER, ATTENTION! Gold Ring for Baby Free. Get a 25c Bottle of Baby Ease from any drug store, mail coupon as directed and gold ring (guaranteed), proper size, mailed you. Baby Ease cures Bowel Complaints and Toething Troubles of Babies.?Adv. Boston's noted old American house, oldest hotel In town, is to he demolished. OH!MY BACK A stubborn backache is cause to sus pect kidney trouble. When the kidneys are inflamed and swollen, stooping brings a sharp twinge in the small of the back, that almost takes the breath away. Soon there may be other symptoms; scanty, painful or too frequent urination, headaches, dizziness, or rheumatic pains. Ilon't wait for i these troubles to become serious- -use IXxtn's Jvidney Pills at once. You'll find no better-recommended remedy. A North Carolina Case Mrs U R. Her- i?,7,?PJe; ring. Boundury St., |tor,- y_ iii Mt. Olive, N. C.. V says: "My kidneys r were weak and I /w jQs had dull pains \ / through the small y of my back. Morn- Y . ?* | Ings, I was so sore and lame I could fi J ^ I Kj hardly got nround. CI; -,<df| . I had awful head-/ j (5r | aches and WP'', spells too and th V I xV.'t kidney ? o c retlons / i III' V x 7 pissed Irregularly ?r ,--r ,' t V I loan's K I <1 n i > ' , i H Pills cured mo of all this trouble." Get Doan'a at Any Store, 50c e Box DOAN'S "Vil'i.V FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 39- 1916 l|RRPHMHPRMPiP MGTHER'S JOY SALVE | for Colds, Croup, Pneumonia and Asthma : GOOSE G UK AS1-: 1,1 NI ME NT for Neuralgia, Rheumatism and Sprains. For sale by all Druggists. GOOSE GREASE COMPANY, MFR'S., ! i Greensboro, N. C.?Adv. Sinners' Own Fault. Here is a good story going the rounds of the press: An old negro preacher was taken to task by a member of his ( congregation who insisted that the pas- j tor had "meant" him in one of his sizzling sermons. "Hrudder," the preaeli- i er replied solemnly, "when 1 shoots 1 ' aims straight at de debit, and it's only when somebody else gbts in between ! me and de target dat he gits hurt." NEVER HAP A Cllll.I. After Taking Kl.IXIIC UAItKK "My little daughter, 10 yearn olJ, Muttered | nearly a year with chills and ferer, most of the I time uuder the doctor's care. I was discouraged and a friend advixed tue to try lillxlr Ualo U. 1 gave It to her and xhe hux never had i n cuuijAinoe. it coniptotHy cured her." Mrx. 1 Cyril* nrlm*.;^ K St.. N. E., Washington, I>. C. Kllxli ItMlii h W ciMit*. all druggists or by Parcels Pout prrpuld trow Kloczcnbkl Jt Col, Washington, I). C. The Reason. "That young follow is always coin plaining lie cannot tin') an opening." "That Is why lie is always in the 1 hole." "Dr." is an abbreviation frequently used to express the relation between patients and physicians. I Save the INFANT MORTALITY is something of all the children born in civtliz or nearly one-quarter, die before percent., or more tliau one-third, befo they aro fifteen 1 Wo do not hesitato to say that a ti majority of these precious lives. Noitl of these infantile deaths are occasioned Drops, tinctures and soothing syrups se more or less opium ot morphine. 'i deadly poisons. In any quantity, thej to congestions, sickness, death. CnsKn you must see that it bears tho signatu causes the blood to circulate properly, pores of the skin and allays fever Genuine Castorlu always bears the sig BnBnBOHHMBnnnRK GRAND AMERICAN HANDICAP The Greatest Trapshooting Event of1' the Year, Won with Winchester "Repeater" Shells. > The Grand American Handicap, the ' trapshooting classic, equivalent to the ' World's Series in Baseball, the highest ' honor the world has to bestow in trapshooting, the #vont that marks the ell uuix in the trapshooter's career, was ' won by (.'apt. J. 1'. Wulf, of Milwau ' kee, with the wonderful score of POxldO from tlie P.)-yard murk. In making this great win lie shot Wineliester "He- ' peater" loaded shells. The National Amateur Championship was won Ly F. M. TroHi, of the State of Washington. Mr. Troeh also { took second place for National Amateur Championship at Doubles. Ileal- ' so won the Mound City Overture, and ^ the Ceneral Average on all targets, and 1 (Senernl Average on 10-yard targets. 1 In winning all these events, Mr. Troeh r used a Wineliester repeating shotgun. t . 'The Women's National Champion- , ship, the tirst event of the kind ever l staged at a Oraild American Handicap, t was won by Mrs. J. 1 >. Daltoii, of War- * saw, Indiana, with a Winchester re- ' peatlng shotgun. The Dunspaugh Trophy, emhleniatic of tile Professional Championship, was won by Phil H. Miller with a Winchester repeating shotgun. The Hercules All-round Amateur Championship was won by Kdw. L. Hartlett, of Haltimore, with Winchester loaded shells. This was a hard match to win, as it called for 50 singles ' at IK, 20, 22 yards, respectively, and 25 doubles at 10 yards. Tills was a gront cleanup for Winchester guns and shells and a demonstration of their wonderful shooting qualities. He Believed it. I Bacon?Lead-pencil manufacture in the United States is consuming 72,000. j (MH) feet of lumber annually, of which about one-half is estimated to lie j wasted in sharpening or throwing < away short ends. Kgbert- I can't believe there can be as much waste as that. "You can't? Say. did you ever see a woman try to sharpen a pencil?" HOW IS YOUR COMPLEXION? nTcrj wnmaii uiay now have a beautiful con plailun; lira y, sallow, blotcbrd and unsiKhlly com plexIons ran now bfennin a thlnp of tho past N . need of wrinkles either? they can bo dispelled almost In a nlitht. Any interested read'T of this ' paper may obtain free particular*! by writing Mr. Ih-rt Million, hlU-Mi I'leanant Ht., I'es Molnes. la.- Ailv No Deception. "Tlicy say figures never lie." "They can't very well witli the style af dresses women are wearing now a days." Card playing can't ho very wicked, ns not one heart In the deek is hlaok. Ptles, Granulated Eyelids, Rore and Inflamed Eves healed promptly by the use of ROMAN KYK HAISAU. ? Adr. Lazy men are dead to the world, but t they remain nnburled. Thousands of Si 1 Have Found <. 1" Relief by 01 Using... vJICflJ This medicine la zuaranteed to do for YOU whi ilaritiea peculiar to women; tones, strengthen* and ' petite, clears the complexion, and builda np the wa benefited. Get it today. $1 at your dealers'. Your d THACHER MEDICINE CO., Sold for 47 years. For Malcn ft Fine General Strengthening * * r OLD PRESCRIPTION 7 ' FOR WEAK KIDNEYS A medicinal preparation like Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, that lias real curative value almost sells itself. Like an endlesv chain system the remedy is recommended by those who have heen benefited to those who arc in need of it. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is a physician'r prescription. It has been tested for years and has brought results to countless numbers who have suffered. The success of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is due to the fact that it futills almost every wish in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder diseases, corrects urinary troubles and neutralizes the uric acid which causes rheumatism. ~ Do not suffer, flet a bottle of SwampRoot from any druggist now. Start treatment today. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Ringhamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and meution this paper.?Adv. Johnnie Warned. "Mamma, may 1 have another piece uf pie?" "Why. the idea. Johnny! You know it is said that in a month a caterpillar devours 0,000 times its own weight in food. Yon don't want to become a I'nterpillar, do you?" Bounty in a woman often covers n ark of domestic virtues. } Babies. frightful. We ran hardly realize that led countries, twenty-two per cent., they reach one year ; thirty-seven re they are five, and one-half before mely use of Castoria would save a ier do we hesitate to say that many by the use of narcotic preparations. Ul for children's complaints contain .'hey are, in considerable quantities, stupefy, retard circulation and lead ia operates exactly tlio reverse, but re of ('has. XI. Fletcher. Castoria ojiens the /f rnaturc of Hr-nirmr?m?rmr~i i ?? His Burden. Mrs. Flathush I see a woman is the nveulnr of a suilease that can be foldm1 Mai and carried under one arm vlien empty. Mr. Flathush?flood! That leaves mhhy's other arm free to hold the tlier fourteen packages she has ac umulated. The man who weds an old tlanie ofen finds that she had a red hot tern or. Gentleman burjrlnrs think it is up <? 1I10111 to l?ronk into society. The Army of Constipation I Growing Smnller Every Day. JAKTER'S LITTLE M JVER PILLS esponsible? they lot only Rive relief P APTEdV -they perma-^g^^^KI LK3 lentlycureI gf J\/rn | PIlls. hem for \ * Jf*aH9 JiliouiDcis, mr ridi^fition, Sick Headache, Sallow Skin. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. Genuine must bear Signature ECZEMAfl "llnnt a Core' Is irunranteed to atop ami nnrinaoeiitly cur* that terr'Mn Itching It la com #*' ff ?a poniided for that purpoan and f )y Ail your monef will be promptly W jytf refunded ? llln.nl qnwet lull ^ylT/ / k If llunl'a Cure fall* to cum ( J|# / / Itch. Mnriua.Tetter. King Worm t /\I / or anr nthor akin disease 60c >/ /V- j Foraaln hf all drug atoree K\ / or bjr uiall from tlia l I. B. Richards Medicine Co., Sherman, lei. f^N^sTpOPHAWrsi | ASTHMA MEDICINE f Qlrca Prompt and Poaltlre Relief In ttrery i L Caee. Sold t>y DruKlfleta. Price 11X10. i Trial Package by If all 10c. [WILLIAMS MF8. CO., r?rops. Clmland, 0. | FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE Diaaolved in water for douchea atop* pel trie catarrh, ulceration and inflam*- , mation. Recommt nded by Lydia E. t Pinkham Med. Co. for ten year* A healing wonder for natal catarrh, tore throat and aore eyea. Economical. Hat eitraordinaiy cleamina and germicidal prwrf, Saaawle Free. JOt. all druato'*. of (uatDaid by ^^majj^JT^^jjJj^Toiie^Cninpaiiy^Boatoi^Maa^^ FaWkTiTS HAIR BALSAM A tollM eropoxailoa of roorlS. Holpe to eradicate daailnff. Far RmIotwi Color on J Booot y to Gray or Faded Hair. ^?S<^endi^eatDru*ift?t|^^ iffering Women laVitae it it has done for others. It corrects the lrre*- i vitalizes the womanly functions; restores tKa so- I tod energiaa. Yonr money back if your are net j aaler will explain the sruarmntoe. , CHATTANOOGA, TENN. I lTomc 1 ria, Chills and Fever. Alatj 1 | Tonic, SOe and fl.OO at all Draft Stan?