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Where the I 1^1 cake, hot-bi JR or puddings Al tT\ I _ _ SFI tc is u I (Ho. SKI BaJcini sTI Absolui [j^| Not only for r I or for special t || Royal is equal!} /j preparation of f I pvprv-rlav fnnr V?V?J ft sions. It make ta?y, nutritious gaaa , A SPANISH TRICK. The Incident Which Moved England to Turn Drake Loose. The relations between which Drake's raid into the south sea had for a time threatened with open rupture had greatly improved?at least in outward appearance?and in 15S5, under special promises of Immunity from mo iestation on religious or other grounds. Philip had Invited to his ports a fleet of English corn ships in order to sup, ply the deficiency of his own harvests No sooner, however, had the English ships arrived than an embargo was laid upon them and their crews ar rested. chin tho tnmnns Primrose of London, managed to escape. While lying off Bilbao quietly discharging her cargo she had been visited by the corregidor of Biscay and his guard disguised as merchants. Suddenly called upon to surrender, the crew flung them; selves upon the Spaniards, drove them all overboard and made sail. Some of the discomfited Spaniards as the shore .- boats fled were seen clinging to the English vessel. These were humanely rescued and carried in triumph back to England, and among them was the corregidor himself. Upon him were found his official instructions, setting forth expressly that the embargo was ordered for the purposes of the expedition which Philip was preparing against the English. This was enough for the queen and the powerful public opinion of commercial circles in London, which had obstinately clung to pacific relations with Spain. A retaliatory embargo was proclaimed, letters of general reprisal were issued, - " ' DuV.1l. sou urate was iei luuac.?num * cation of Navy Records Society. "Will you take this man to be your lawful wedded husband; love, honor ad obey him?" "Look heah, jedge," suddenly exalaimed the woman, "I's promised to wash an' iron for dis nigger, but I will be derned ef I's goin' to let him boss me!"?Exchange. f Pale. Thin] | 1*7 r\ f ' v ervous c I ! j ncn your Mood must be in very bad condition. You uainly knew what to take, ?n take it - Ayer's Sarsai !f you doubt, then .-.-suit your doctor. We know hat he will say about this .Hid c!d family medicine. .1 , it < o.tjuii rnitr doctor would ; ..us* Ihiui-U t.-irtiliir'"' 11 klinwa 1 itiy It.'1 loll ol llo- It. i\V. * I * ;.l>Kollll?"ly . t . 'v. Ko<-|> your liver active ?o.i? howcin lobular by taking laxative . of Ay. rV. 1'ills. - II I III W?W??W -Ma-Jo by .T. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell. M?sr u.i*o muuuiACturcrB or ? IUIR VIGOR. i\ 1 I O XQ AfilE Cl'RE. 3 KS CIILRRY I'LCTORAL X? Wo hiWO no Bf^rrrt*! o publish ' forriu'.aa of a:i our med cinc s I i.;-..,... i ti?? finest biscui^^^j reads, cruSts 15 are required SI l* i i I ml tidispensaoie. |? X?J rPowder fi| felyPute Wj ich or fine food [^| imes or service. lij / valuable in the Hi Jain, substantial, lfc| Is, for all occa :s the food more U|i and wholesome. raj SBgBggl The Romans and the Sea. Virgil Is understood to have lived I long on tbfe bay of Naples, and be dwells; repeatedly with unsurpassed effect on the littoral phases of the sea. hut on the element at large he expresses little but a sense of vastness, power, malevolence. It Is a toilsome and perilous expanse, to be hurried across and escaped. Across the land the Romans went with indomitable confidence, marking their way with those works of peculiar permanence, so that today the Briton traverses the original roads they built, and the Qaul walks beneath their arches.. But even in imperialIjtimes luc vujanc tivw . was something of a hardship?" The ocean was a thing "bestrew'd with wreck and disaster." In its depths or on its shores lay the bones of those who never received burial and hence could not pass over the Styx. When Tiberius built a yacht he floated it on the quiet lake Nemi and vfcry likely kept it anchored like a palatial houseboat. The sea lacked that essential stability which the Romans so much valued. It was estranging. Roman adaptability made it a medium of empire, but never with the viking spirit.?Sewauee Review. > Stop that tickling Cough! Dr. Shoop's Cougn Cure will surely stop it, and with perfect safety. It isso thoroughly harmless, that Dr. Shoop tells mothers to use nothing else even with very young babies. The wholesome green leaves and tender stems of a lung healing mountainous) shrub furnish the c u r a 11 v e properties to Dr. Sboop's Cough Cure. It caUns the enough, and heals the sensitive bronchial membranes. Noopium, no chloroform, nothing harsh used to injure or suopress. Demand ( Dr. Shoop's. Take no other. Ladd's drugstore. Johnny's Interpretation. Little Johnny was hustled off to church one Sunday morning with the admonition that if lie eould not remember the text when lie came home he couldn't go out to play that afternoon. At the dinner table he was asked the 1 text of the sermon and said: "1'ion't he afraid, you'll get the quilt." I The mother laughingly replied. "You j must be mistaken Johnny." but he was sure he was right. The matter dropped until, during the week, the pastor called. when It was learned that the text was. "Fear not. the comforter will cjpuie."?Chicago Tribune. NH Grippe is sweeping the country. Stop it with Preventics, beJore it gets deeply seated. To check early colds with these lit tie Candy Cold Cure Tablets is surely sensible and safe. Pre I ventics contain no Quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh or sickening. Pneumonia would never appear if early colds were promptly broken. Also good for feverish children. Large box, 18 . tablets, 25 cents. Vest pocket boxes 5 cents. Sold by Ladd's druggist. f I fv BishojJ Duncan Dead. Bishop W] W. Duncan, of the Methodist pburch, died at his home in Spartanburg on Monday morning a. little after 9 oclock. He had been an ill man for several monthsUnd for several days the end hai been looked for at any time, I Bishop Dijncan was president of the boird of Trustees of W ifford Cojege and for many years a member of the facility of that institution. The college suspended exercises until after his funeral Bishop Dipcan is survived by two daughters and one son. j ?' "Health Coffee" is really the closest Coffefe Imitation ever .vet produced. This, the finest Coffee Substftufce ever made, has recently been! produced by Dr. Shoop of Ricine, Wis. Not a grain of real!Coffee iD it, either. Health Coffe* is made from pure toasted cereils, with malt, nuts, etc. Reallyit would fool an expert?who flight drink it for Coffee. No', twenty or thirty minutes boiiing. - "Made in a minute" sayl the doctor. Horton & HendrixCo. p It is said that Mbearal Misl. a wealthy Asiatic woman, discovered the art of making the perfume known as attar of roseB and also invented the beautiful workmanship exhibited in I the weaving < T the celebrated cash- \ mere shawls. . Nothing whatever ia known about h tr death. "That bouse bat you finished a few weeks ago Is i he biggest of the lot" said the real^ ifrfeagent "Perhaps that's why it's so. bard to find a tenant" "Yes," answi red the builder; "it's last but not leased." ? Llppincott's Magazine. ' ' ^owsGMSS? 71 _ MLA- |\ MMYKI 3CCUS. \] Beat Quii|^ ObtalnabL'ftjjad? " of i est^H^?rminatk>n. We carry on?of the largest and best stocks Bn this country. Specialties tttt we oiler to advantage, areH Alfalfa, Jwati Clover, TalWVleaHow Oat Grass, Paspal Jm Dilatatuni, Johnsin Grass, Bermuda Grass, etc. Oar Catalogue gives fuller descrip. tionsand lnfornfetlon about Grassoa. IV Clovers and Farm Seeds it an any / 1 \ other seed jaUaloguo pirolished. /, \\ Mailed free erf Write for It, / / \ J and prices of any seeds required. II I T.W.Wiod&Sons,J SEEDSMElJ - Richmond, ?a. (7 -f For Sale. A uice little farm 4 miles from Chesterfield 1 Jourt House, known as the Lillian place; contains 200 acres 60 acres of which is in cultivatiop. Railroad runs through the i plantation. Well watered aud is healthy location. Sp\>r further particulars apply to A. W. Daris, Chesterfield, S. C. Forwent. Sealed bids will be received jup to 12 o'clock m. April 6th ' 1(J08 for the Rent of the Town i Hall or Opera House for one; .year. This Hall his recently been thorough 1 y overhauled?n e w scenery and netv stage and latest style opera chkirs having been putin. Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order council: L. D. Harrall, March 2, 1908 Clerk. Cheraw, 8. C.i FOR SALE W have on hand 12 choice to\vn lots which wo intend hoII np in the next two months on eiisy terns. Persons desiring to purchase will ipply to Stevenson & Matheson. CHER A iV. S. C. FOR ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS ON | Engines, Boilers and other kinds of Machinery See L. G. LOWRY, Cheraw, S. C. P. 0. Box 00. : Notice of Court. Court of General Sessions for Chesterfield County will begin to beholden on March 9th, 1908, l at 10o'clock A.M. R. E. Rivers, Clerk of Court. \ |The Mu He <; One car load (26 hea !' has ever been brouglr Come see them w buy or not. If you /can certainly be satis1 | P. B. HU / ' 2 Lots and one s Louse at.Mt. Crog ^ sale. ' \ One four roorr Second street C for sale. J. A. Buy, Sell, Swap or Ha Store Lots, Dwelling % | Real Me ^ We sell the kind of r ? li? i-l- - i._ 'C _ . *jj ir s me same 10 us u yuu ci 4 of the children or telephone 4 ^ We Always Sc 4 Get The 4 We are now located in th< 4 Second street, just a few st< ^ Let us have your order to-d 1 h. A. f 4 4 Wo are always In tho market ^ and E ?*'< T V V T V V V V V *r V V *. GIBBES GUARANT1 Includes Gasoline and Steam Er ble Boilers; Small, Medium ai ni i I it Pi J r* _ sningie, Lain, siave ana <^orn making Outfits and kindred lirn We keep the largest and mo in the Southern States?prompt 5 Send us your carc* anc* our sa' ISSu GIBBESI I \ , B. r. Pe^uev Attorney-at-law, Gheraw, e. G. STEVENSON & MATHESON. ATTORNEYS-At-LAW Practice in all Courts of Chesterfield ind narrounding counties and in United Itates Court. ^ ' - - ? !11 L. -X /II l.-A.U wue 01 tne nrm win ikj ut v/iicvmrusiu rery Moadav. les Are re -'| d) as fine Mules as : t to Cheraw. J \ hether you want to want to buy you !; fled out of this lot. !; NTLEY j| mall Dwelling han, S. C., for i Cottage on Jheraw, S. C., cfi i pne I VJUUUUI^XJ, X ndle on Commission Dwelling Lots Houses >at neat that gives pleasure. L Dme yourself or send one L ; your order, f? ir *e That You ? r > Ucol. |? i new building on North V *ps from the Town Hall. f* lay and every day. f 5URGH t lor Beef Cattle, Chickens 'VTTVTTTTTTT^ EED MACHINERY igines; Stationery and PortaT/I I irtTA ^nwrnillc FHiraic 1U l^ui ^ V C/UTT IlllUJf UU^WLJ , Mills; Cotton Gins; Brick;s. st varied stock of Machinery ;hipments being our specialty, specifications, or drop us a tsman will call. MACHINERY CO. Box 45. LUMBIA, S. C.