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th* sffvnvtnicai cottum*. Wonaea with limited Incomes tiro aj?t to d?*cavth9 shirt-waUt not only tho most H9&U&, but tb? most economical ?f garments worn In conjunction w 1 il\ I ClOtb ftklrL But It Ik of ton tho i'tiHu th*t iu the end the Holection is 11<>t it fl&ouejr a&ver, For example, cloth ?k<rrh ire aptto be rather expensive, iiml th??v fad^aml eatch tllO dllht thill blows i.o trebly In the warm weather. A?ulu n ihlrbwalfct is not a pretty garment. and whim wttfccmt a jacket with ? cioth looks nNtfxby,'' in the end nmucy is lyuallyX^u^'d by putting the heavy ?klrt away that It may be ln:a? t i " cool day8. Becoming ami Inoxpeiihive. likewise stylish and becoming ? amI>i .?? snd gingham frocks, mailt* simply, are ?t4fgbttut substitutes for the heavy Iklrt and shirt-waist. 't he trouble with the average woman Is that when she ?tarts out to procure one of these use ful4 summer costumes she l>c#lii< to think of possible trimming for it and ela$t>rate lines ttpon which to hnvc it constructed. and if there arc two things that should be omitted from such ? 'frock they are these very two (actors tThe best pattern for the skirl Is tho bell pattern, titled ckxsejy ahoiit the blps anil either gathered in tin back or laid In plaits. The bom should bi' about four lyehes deep. The bodice can bo built on shirt waist "lines, to be worn : With a*stock or linen collar ami neck lie. There are many pretty ways of . making these simple bodices. Three plaits in the back ami the same num ber in the front Is pretty; again one plait down the back and two du*b cs nf .tucks in each suit* of ih?* box plait the from is modish. Homo women always remind you ??f disguised men. Among Die hardest troubles to hear Are those I lift 1 >; em necdlc.SH. a"?i ki in Mil..<1(1 -i>.t .to umtioA\ a ii->? o| ai:a\ o.nu: \ There are never any girls puttier than the one you arc In love \niiIi hut there are plenty of women hand somoi* than the one you generally mar r.v. Richard I .iehrelch, the eminent (ler mun oculist, recently eelehrated bin seventieth birthday in London, where lie has lived ?>vor since the Franco* Cierman war. which drove him from Paris. Among bin sciculitic work:; the one which most intere.-ted the rein . il juihllc wiitt that in which lie prti?if?-?l out that many strange things in tb* jtlclurca of certain painters are due i<> ' defects in their eyes. Illshop Henry C, Morrison, of the Methodist church, is being severely criticised hy members of his own de nomination for having delivered an addregs In l.oui?vlllo the other day in ?which he said "Thanh (!od that Ajlen and I^nmheih over there and the Methodist in this country are region Bible for tin? present trouble in China. With bowed head 1 thauk Cod that in Bome way I am to blame for the un rest in China to-day. I thank Cod that each and every one of you and all the Methodists in this country are to blame. It is the itineracy of Metho dism." H ol <1 Mc<tnl Awiirilod Waiter I taker ?V <'o, Pauis, Aug. 'JO ? The.Judges at tho Paris Exposition have just awarded a gold medal to Walter Maker A Co., .Ltd., Dorchester, Mass., I', S. A., for their preparations of cocoa and chocolate. This famous company, tiu?Y the largest manufacturers of cocoa and chocolate in the world, havo received the highest a wards from tho groat international and other exposi tions in Kurope and America. Tins is the third award from a Paris l!xpo fliiion. The rich man has troubles of whbli the poor man knows nothing. t>o Vuiir 1 << l ,%<lie noil Kuril ' Shake Into your elioes Allen'* Koot-Knso, A powder for t lie I eel. It IliakOH tlk'lit or Ne\r Shoos fuel ???my. ('men Corn**, Incrowltii; Nulla. Ilfflilnu. Swollen, !lei, <'iil|..u?, Sor?? I and Sweating Feet. All IMukkMh an.l fthoa Stolen .?cll It. *jr?c. Sample sent I 111 I'. [ Address, Ai.i.i n s. <.)i muti;i?, Lcltoy, N. V. A bahlheadcd man says his hair re Blinds him of a fool and his money To (lire n 4 old In Oiii* I>ii) Take 1-i.VAiivr. I!h?.m<> Qi ikinii I atu.i 4. All drugu)i*ls retuml ttie money it 11 tail* to ?ura. K. W. (iin>vk'h .sij?ni?tur?> on eaeii in.\. Ubc. "No woman," s.ivs the Manuyunk J Philosopher, "cim be (00 ^ood L<> 1>? true." KIDNEY TROUBLES OF WOMEN Hloi l'rr<l?rlck? I.otlrr* Show ll?w Sli? Hellrd on Mra. Plnkli?ni end W ?? Cared. " Dk.ar Mrs. Pinkham - I !:nvc a yr\U >\v, muddy complexion, for! tired and have* Ipcaringdown pains. MrnscN have not appeared (or three months ; sometimes am troubled with a white discharge. Also have kidney ami blad der trouble. 1 have been this way for a lop?j time, and feel so miserable I thought I would write to you and see if you eould do me any good."'?Mm* Edna J'uedi kic k, Troy, Ohio. Ang. ft, 1 Hw. " Ditin Mrs. I'iskiuu :?I have, used Lydia R. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound according fo direetious, and can cay 1 hare not felt so well fur years a t I do at present.. llefore taking your medicine a more miserable person you never saw. I could not eat or sleep, And did not care t<? talk with any one. Jfow I feel m> well I cannot be grateful -enough to you for what you have done for me."?Miss KdVa Fiimh.rm k Troy, phio, Sept. 10, !?(??. Backache Cured ?'jpr.AR Ml?. I'lNRHAM I write to thank you for the good l.vdia K Pink* ]iam'sVcgctabletxmipound hasdoue me. -It la tfie only medicine 1 have found , that helped me. 1 doetorad with one "the %>eiit physician* in the city <>f Ifetv York, but reccired no l>enedt. 'I had been vilirg for about six teen years, J5P.Weak and nervous that I could wallr ; bad continued pain in my atd wattrwibled ?riih lcuoorrhoea. Veases were^frrrgular and painfnl. Word* cannot or prr** the benefit I have "Jarlred from the nse erf your medicine. X iMwtilficaiwMDd It to ell Mfferiof Mamt Him?eaa, Ai 9m. tf. GEN.WOOD'S APPEAL Advises Cubans to Send Patriotic Men to Convention . . 4 * THAT Will. FKAMP CONS III LI I OX. ..M % The Cuban Official Secretary ??l Slate Makes Remarks AI<?iik Same Line. Wood Banqueted at SantlAgo. Santiago do Cuba, Hy Cable. (J ?v. Uen. Wood was ollbially banqueted Kill urday ninlit tiy the lb publican and Democrat ic. parties. I'll - civil K"\'' n<u-. the archbishop of Cuba, Huh pi in clpal judiciary and <i\il dlKnitarb? and a hundred repre.ientativo ineieh ants were eni tfeiior Tiiiuny. olllcial secr.-tary ot litate, in )iih hpcet It. haul: ??*1*1,} j < one (if the nin.il linpor ant epoclt-s in lh?? political hist-uy <?i Cuba. A constitutional convent I n. where lim luuilaineiit.il law of the land is l?? be flamed, is about I" he held. In I'i.i' convention ilu* p'o,de <-f ' aha aie t ? prove them.-e! \ e? <apabl" ol con tin. I lng .1 novei'iimcnt, of uuaniiitceinK III" and property ami piescrvinK order They are al o to prove lh.it < uba i a land open f" all men, not o d> i" those who ay^ Cubans hy the ai t id< n of birth. i!u who participated in the ie\o Ittlion bat al. o those wild C II el II.w I he 111 i v lu e under the 11 >:it v ol I'.i: i . 'litis iJ a u.our nt when politi..il conteiitii^i . houltl Tie s \ :e i >? > fail in llo^i onvention we shall b ? un woi I hy ol 1 he Idood I hat w as ?>" I at i;i ('ani j and on San .Inaii liill (en. \\ <r>.! is the true friend ef Cuba. and I (Iti V.-Ililv to i!- I ho I "jilel state K i\(.1 i,!i!( ut is :? i lucre In the p.onn ? il ha made. 1 ap|n al to \ on all t -? lend the voir, cut ion the l.ml and most capable m< n inloiiK us ami t hus l" chow to the world that ('u 1?? ins ?11'' wot Ih\ of tin coiilideiice placed m their capacity of the sell novenuneiit. ((; ii. Wood, on rising, wi Kre. led Willi shouts of approbation and ?'vr. as.," which were t alien up by some U.uea people iiHHeinhh.il out hie the club house. He ttpoke in part, as f dlow* I a in In i t: ; s your 1t lend and in no oilier .apacity. Only thos- who io 11u mber the ten veins' war an have as full knowj" due as I have myself. WIU'U I Hi t saw I'd Cue y mailer were in a most deplorable condition The road to Santinuo w is ma ked with dead and dyltiK. In the Improveincut, one si.'ch everywboie we have n proof or the friendly interest shown bv the American people f'tvei y body in the 1'nited Stales was astonished at the ssitlsf letory w ay In which the municipal elections pa-s d off. 1'resident MeKlnloy personally as. Herteil that he thotiKht the lime for the next dtep had conic. Whatever I he ul timate destiny of t'nha may be, lis Im mediate future is Independence This Is no political move en the part of the 1'nited ijtaten. but a sincere de-ire to do what'is rlulit Theiefore I b n you as personal favor to me and to the ^overnnienl. to >-inl; \oi|r poliii.al d 1 ffereu es and pax-dons and to sond men to the < onvention who are re nowned for honor and ability, so thai the convention in iy nieon more to the Cubans than even now anticipated. ? ? AKa11?. I say send the heal m n. The work before your ve.-u^ -ntal iv??? Is largely b'Kal work. I c r t "L what your party politic; are. hut what''\ei they are for the present pa;t> ct,nsid eratitins inusl be sii p'ltd d tor the Hake of the ureal cad in vi?;w. lb end thiil will make histoiy iiml iilT.c' i :ie wellaie , I all Cuban pen; I "Your dele^ati me.-i he competent I(? .11 ;i11 a con.- I iI ut ion ami it l ? a d ;t y you owe vouTP^IveM and y??u? i?- ? .v. patriots, to ? iv I hat \ mi' i. pr. . lit a lion is wl hoiit prcjud: <? ?'?-:? in nit.id that no con t i 1111 i?>n It !?"' t";| pnn ide for a .-table f >v< n e-. nl will he accepted b-, the t'nitcd >tat wish t ' avob1 m.tkiiu; ?"nb ? into a s ond 11 ;t 11 i. (;<>:i Wood :: s;i! < '? is on io. - 1 t>. ('iibaiis In re to i ? I lie I to- i I i? 11 ? ? a ':l deelaiation la .d : ia< ? A u;? r..-iiU ii. . uoai ion In j. I Ik* Klondike (iold Ont jmi 1. "I'll* ? I >i ?JUVtmrtlt of ! ?*? ? t Hit t! ? tin- " nt put <>! ;???I?I from 111 ? l\ i ? ' i). rot' 'h<- season t?f 1 >!*7- a'. (mm'. Tin ? .-timitii' l r iv;i? iv:.' v. .is |)7 (Mm iWm' 'Phi-, p.iv. Mini' nl ??? ? l? ' ? ! f700.000 in mvallhfi. This Mat l 1 . ''X' tniiiod. willi <>lln i !nf inn.at on '>n tSi? Milij? i l complied liy S (' I>11>11? 111>. in a ^iill'tiii jii!-t insiif>l i'titit!'.| 'llf Yulwrti alii! Niimc (Iold |{?'i?iot?s. Additional Census I inures. Washington. [? ('. Sj?? .? i.?I The populat ion of I ho following < ili< s was made public bv "'<? Censu - Mnn an Now Orleans. "V7.li/i iganst l-.ntltiin I .still, an iiur?.;u.e i.f lj.yjj. or ! ^ ?. J l?* r cent. I'lllidmru. l\t.. :?'l 01*;. against VNis.iil? in lSlni; an incrcas ? of NI'.W.l. or ;:?? 7V | ? r < nil N\ \\ .irk N .1 , !??<?),n7", :?t;jiir?>-{ 1*1 vio hi i*%:?!! mi increase of 'ill'I". <ir It'-ll.'f imr < -ir Kaunas Cit>. 1 ti3.7.">3, a>;aii.Hl I L',710 1S1?0. an iii timsc dT .ll.t.li'i, i.r l':(. .? cent. Kansas t'lty. Kati i?. ! n a^nlnxt 3s.31i'? in 1 vfiO. an in? r : e of 13.102 or :u lt? per i rut \llivli my City, l'a, 12!?.xt?i;. agitist H'.i."v7 in lSi?v" an inn a>o of LM,iiu:?. of 2.) ?? per eent. rriexlcan War Veterans to fleet. <'im*lnnati. Special The nation il asRiH iation of Mexican War vrtrrans will meet in Cincinnati Kept 11? an-! 11 and the Inial ?onur.itte? of en: rrain mrnt have arranged :? n < ujm al>!-- p o gramme fur ir;< cut"-t ii?i::i"iir Ve\: fan \ clorans arc expci t??. 1 ir^.ii ; ! over the country, as it :f prol??lile 'it ? thi* will lie the la I f<>mai in> e 'n .' the national association l!*e a.o . of which nrr r.ow aii upward -yf year- r>* ?Kn. -?\TiiO Alabama Ssiir. for lioMon. York, Special.?The Itntted fltatefill.attleehlp Alalmma le't th ? navy yard Saturday morning fo Uov ton.yThe trial of the Alabama i? ex pcc'wd to take plice on Tuesday n*?x oxer the Tape Ann course. Bit Fire lnN?w Yorti New York. Special.?A Are Satur/Ja> afternoon in Ike top floor of the build. Inn on _Woo>?t?r atreet. occupied by thr KirkenfeMnfitrauM Company, manu factureis of Wk?' underwear, cautcd ? Iocs of about $900,100. You will never find our Doc tor out. Me is here to give advice without charge to those who need him ? to those who don't, soiucthiies. I I e docsn'r always recommend the Aver medicines, hecuuse the A\er medicines are not 44cure-alls." Perhaps it \se tear a lent from his correspondence it will show you what we mean. I I ere is a letter which came last Mart h. " I >1 \ K I ?K A YI'K I want your <>tlvi< ?t (<>i n?y little t.ov. lit; is getting very thin 11?- 1>. .?*% !l?? * J ? J ??? - litr. I I?: is \'<MfS old \V|u\i |??! was f'iur years old he had lung levri. hut his health \va-> good until two yeais ag". Sim e then he is failing favt. Tin- ?I<?< i<><v here s;i\ In; ha-. the Ixoiii hiti-v lie.spits all the 11inawful li.nl. 'I'll?? vj.tis an- hig, thii k, and white. \ oni s 11iiIn, Mis. Mvim.aki i Mi hciiv, Mait.li jo, I >00 Kin hi at*, Mm 11 " And this is the wav the Doc tor answered Mr-. Murphy : " Hi \i; Mai>a m ; '? We ?'in lose our hnok ?'in I lie '1 }.io.it and l.iings, m which w?? tiusi sou vtili find j?? *?I tin- in(<?? you dcMic. "You -.iiotilil hegin. at dim' tlii' <,i this < in;i:v l'?:? tci.il for \our son, giving C ' s.VC vVCT.-.'-'-l-.' f* '1. *i_. ,. J J, j ? 11 )! 1t J , bit . , |J.' g >"d piep.t i.i lion of muIIivci nil, a S. ott'? | tnulsion, and give Imn that. ..s well. I'ay particular attention to hr. i!i< t, giving him siii 11 i.oniishh.g loi.dt a>i.n?' steak, lain!) chops, good rwlk, ? ??ig*, ? '? Above all. keep him mil <1 doois all that iht; weather penults. '| h' te- n notion" that \sill d<> liiin more good than plenty <1 fit-.li an. I ? t Imn lit ?? out of tioois all that l i pos,i|>le |ly i .it i \ in;; o,,t theM g -;n tal Miggesiinns \w .shall hop.- to hear Soon that your J-on is impt<?\ tisj; hi ??very Wav Very tjuly \oiv , A pi d 5, I ? jOO. I AVKIl." "1 mi sec, ir wasn't only the Aver medicines that we recom mended. I he (irst idea of the , Doctor was to cure that boy. The result is told in this letter: I " Oh A K I ?l:. AYtK: "My iittlc boy ha:; improved .so inucli ! mik i! I 1 ci cived your advn e that I vsant to i \viit? and tell you how thankful I am. "When I lost wn>t?: \on. on M.\r< h i 50, In; only weighed y> pounds, hut now 1 ho weighs S? pounds; antl all this gain i since- the Xth of April, when I Jirsi begun to follow you 1 diici tions. " I'ltasc k't 1110 thank you again fot what you have done for my hoy. July 17, I'joo. Makcahki Mi ki-uv." Perhaps it was the cod liver oil; perhaps it was the Cherry Pectoral. Probably it was both. But, more than -either, it was the good, sound advice the Doctor gave 111 the first place. We are here to serve you in just the same wav, and we will tell you the medi cine for your ease or tell von what medicines to avoid. I'ive out of ten of our cor- i respondents need a doctor rather than a prepared medi cine, and we tell them so. If the doctors onIv knew it, we are working with them everv day. J . C . A v i r Com paw, IVa t..,.i CJirmi?t?, l.c?wr!i, ?\lj?s. A\*t' * S ir?a;?.n i)l? Afi'j lljir \ 'ijjcr . 1 r 1 IM!. Chrrrv IVitor.il .air 1 A <? t if Am: ? Cumutane }The besi Is always used as a basis for Comparison. Tasteless Chill Ionic \ 7 ? v r ? / r Is the standard prescription of Arnericty tor Malaria, CIiills and Fever. r > I J How often do von hear imitators say (yur medicine is just as good as (irove's" or 44 it is better than (irove's". l^o not be satisfied with the 44 just as goods". There are no 44 ju. *. as goods"- (irove's is the best as such com parisons admit (irove's is many times supe rior both in merit and popularity to any other chill nrenaralion manufactured, and is the i i 1 only chill cure sold to jobbers in car load lots. K\ cry JruuT'ia in the malarial section , no ol the l!n?tcd States and Cuba sells (irove's on a N<> cure. No pay, basis. Price ~;o cents. Grove's Tonic broke lip a 10 clays' spell of fever which a physician thought would last several weeks. " During my recent illness vour Chill I onic proved . ui beneficial effect it being highly endorsed by my family jy siciar.. 3 bottles broke up a 10 da) s' spell <>f fever which at first was thought by the doctor would last for several week?;. V our excellent remedy is having a tremendous sale through out 111 is section, more so than all other Chill Tonics combined, as I am informed by varioas druggists." Yours truly, A. ROSCO\VKR, Goldiboro, N.C. It is easy enough for if millionaire to believe that contentment is bettor than wealth?for ho finds it harder to acquire. Ili<- lii'Hl I'rrncrl |>l ion I'or < hills and Kovor l? 11 bottle of Guove'b Tahtki.I'.s* t mi ?.11 iM sliii|i|i> iron and ipiiulne in ii tasteless form. Nocure.no |>hv. l'ritro2I?c ? Kvory mortal who is weighed in the balance is found wanting something he doesn't need. Indigestion Is it lind ? ?oinpanioii. *? ?*t rid <>; it I'iv ehewlng n Unr <?r Adam*' I|? ->it? l utti Frnttl after eaeh meal. Sympathy is one of the i hief factors j nf feminine Miami. AII good* art) n'ike to I'i inam Kaioi.kss i l?v?s. aH th?\v color all fiber* at one MuiIng Sold l>\ all d mgnl.Mt-v I Too nifttiy men mistake their faults ; for inisfort tities. Ir;il>I?* s?'li<>lnr?lilpN Two eaeli in N> rtli and South Carolina, one j nu ll in Virginia, fI? ???r^rl.1 and Tonue.ssw am .?iTer^d I'V I 11111 I'ollego, i liarlotte, N. ('. : When a fellow has het. all his chip-5 ' in a poker game it doesn't do him unit li good to call a cab or raise an j umbrella. Statistics prove that the people who | suffer nvo.-t from insomnia are not the I ones who sit through Sunday morning sermons. FITS permanently cured No (Its or nsrvoiis. noss a f t.er tlrit <lay'-i iimo of Dr. ?\line's (Ire ?t NiM vti J:.'tri?I bottle anil treat i *e 1 reo I)r. t'?. II. Ki.ink. l.td., (Ktl Areli ?<?. I'liila, I'*. No mattir how homely a man may he. there is always some woman who thinks ho js handsome, Philadelphia Times. [ ilo not believe risci'? f'ure ft>r Consumption has an <*<i11xI tor muitli* mid cold*, John I'. I'.ovrn. I rinity Sprim;*. Ind.. I-Vb. l."i. ItKU). Mrs. Wl iimIow'h Moot til n? Syrup tor ctil id rm ? net Id uu, so.'tens 11, e en tni, rod neei? i ntlainnm ! ion. a Ma vh pai n. rure* wl nit colli., lioi t !?. tCi-u nre o? Oin t in ?? ii l k for ('nlnrrli I lute Contain ilcn un . a? incrcur\ will surely destrov the seiise of smI'll a li'I rumple!fly ilera iik?* t In \\ lioli s> stein when cuterilit; it t Ii: oiiitli tin- nni' oii - mirfai i v. Sm-Ii url-tidr* .-UoiiM never ho iis-.mI c.\<-ept on pre-i ? i i pt ii >ii* t roir. rc put a hie p 11siei.i n<-. a*-t he il.klli...': I.lii l V\ >11 do li> U li lold in l >???. in n nossi lil x derive I mm I lie in. 11 a l's > a t a I i I. ? 'n i nutiiii fuel ii red liy !?*. .1. ? lieney ?V <'??.. Toledo, ronfiiin- no nioreury. and i- taken i lit el'flHlly. licit UK di rei't 1 V urn III till I lofrtl ,, ml mui'oiiK stirtnies of the system. In I n> ir.jr I la I l's ? li t a I'l'll II re lie -ill lo t ? u'l 1 ' lie VI-IIII11 If. II is t.'tkeli internally, an i N made ie Tnii un, 1 Ip.io, li\ h". ,t.? henex i ii. T ? t i mull ia I - I e. I <*" Sold liv Dniuul-t-: priee. ? per laittlo. Hall's l-'.-itnily I'll!?- are tin* hot. Fight on for wealth, old "Money Bags," your liver is drying up and bowels wear ing out, some day you will cry aloud for health, offering all your wealth, but you will not get it bccause you neglected Nature in your mad rush to get gold. No matter what you do, or what ails you, to-day is the day?every day is the day?to keep watch of Nature's wants?and help your bowels act regularly ? CASCARETS will help Nature help you. Neglcct means bile in the blood, foul breath, and awful pains in the back of the head with a loathing and bad feeling for all that is good in life. Don't care how rich or poor you arc, you can't be well if you have bowel trouble, you will be regular if you take CASCA REi ^ -get them to-day ? CASCAREl S? in metal box; cost 10 cents; take one, eat it irike candy and it will work gently while you sleep. It cures; that means it strength ens the muscular walls of the bowels and f^'ves them new life; then they act regularly and naturally; that is what -you/tyrant i'i guaranteed to be fci.:hc in? <J THE IDEAL LAXATIVE CANDY -CATHARTIC 10c. 25c. 50c. To irydy morul msFtrimc imm Wwit trwiU *md Iw yor ? Purpittrrr Hcfixh at S<wUaf R.r?rfy Ciw>mr? Hikfi <r Ww> _ttVi?. nh?-i m? rV i- ** ***** \ ACHINERY and M APPURTfiNANCfcS. fllnnln# Byrttomi with tti? Murray Cleauliig ????' ' Hyitern, Power f<<julpiucut?, H?w >1111 Machinery. Kami hikI >1111 .Uncldiifi y lu (General H. <J. A^itulK fur Steele's .New .Noutb >irl<-k Mai hlmry. Writ** tin for pri.yoa on Anything In oitr Hot. j VV. II. GIBBHS & CO.J CO! I'M MIA, - 3. L. A WORLD without /MUSIC \Vonl<l hft ? ilreary place. M unit: In uu I n ?|>lration -a tvnlo. Vou expect to buy uu urgAit or I'ltwio M>m? timw Why not iiowV An Instrument in furniture lt'? enter tfti <? ip.oi* its Investment. 11 you >{fl ono of the ,s t a 11 <1 h r il mnke.a ruprojent e<t by nit-, H?:o x\ ill not affect It. It will llt> as w'Oixl il vo year* from now, hh tlin ?lay I you bought it. 'Aiy Price is Right ORGANS $35.00 UP. PIANOS $175.00 IJP. IVrllv lor < alnl<ijiui' ?iul '1'i-fim. A d?lr?'us, M. A. MALONE, Columbia, S. C. llAVINd ?-<HC.TII U A ((IWIUUON o: :o:: nini : :o: :o THE ELLIOTT GIN REPAIR WORKS 1 itMi now |iiepitrt'<l to repair mid rebull'l t ottos t>l;is as thorouxhly ?h I no mAittiftoiuror*. Thlt (ir.?ri> h of Uk- buaineh* l?i 11 ml or t tin ptrmoial ?uj>er vHfou or ,tlr. W\ J. ?CI.I.CO'l"S\ tv!ir> ho. hii't foorfx-n yo ?r? i?r orivtl"?! ?? ?|x-rlt?ao? la oulillnir llio I'l.l.lt'l I (llN, utid vtlig u well k:\"H ti tii iu(w( v'.n uanti lu tills Stato. ' Ci.'/" Now is the rune I Orinj Your Gin? Hcfure Nou Need 1 hern I Cn?-ir?l?>Ui l/lnnlui; ^j'Mfni*. <ijuI|)|ip?1 with the (no.-1 pt'ifrct >'ii*titn ttlcKi?v?tlti< iid.i iii.irlbutlag t >-t? m? on th* iiarKi't Sixty Hrrht complete oui I : ? i it oKf lii tlili Statu, uud t>\ viy one of th(Mii giving I.! >i ' l(* H'lt .1 t loll ' k-Io'-t t?r??<U' l.nijlti**, Uollero. S?w Mill*. Cor* Vli <. Ilrlck MucRln*'*, Wo.kI Working Machinery, h v. ?. i ii Iry#, en \N K OfKI'it: tjiuok Dfllrory, Ixm Price* ftiiO I.e.i- nab e i onus. V. C. BADHAM, IJ26 Main St.. COLUMHIA. S. C ?a^??WHiAS UNION MAOH ^ Tiiu mortem, easy fitting, econonil'^1 Klines for progressive men aro 'ho W* '*? Douglas S:t and .*3 .r>0 shoos. iMiTert slioes that hold their shape and lit until worn out. Over 1,000,000 satisfied wearers. ?,-,3 KBtHtllllili? JT"* I.. lHld. Why do you pny ?4 to i SSfolrfvhorBwhonyou can buy W.L. Douglas xhshot's for mid $3.50 which arejnsl as Rood* ft 85 SHOE FOR S3.50. A SQ. 3 HOE FOR S3. I Su* I'cul worlli of our fi*t and H.'I.AO ?h(M'n comjmrcMl with nlhrr iVtaUcn l? W4 l ? ? K.*. \\ r an the Jur>nt in*k?m ad rcttlrrt < f i.?t.> ^ i aii'l i? ? .'?? ?Iiott in the world. \V?> inriUo end voiv * i fin I I i '0 thun auy ctbc/ two inanu |f|. t I'rrn ? , tl r r !?.:??? J tSt< ft. II *vii?? !afgril ? ; ut.'I V n bwtrrn 1n tht t. - tl M, uir?l jl rijrfrrt ( r?'? n? <>. if. tu'orttiriiip. ? tial?l?t ? ? - ! ? ptcd'r" r rfmic # > i.lJ t.ici- than ? ?n lu' '? r Uf h h*--c* a IS t: It 1 ASO\ n ? ..'O *' 'uri *old that piiv r 11 . r if 'I* 11 1, V A 12K 9l*sa&: nr.vr. Y?>r c!rft!cf #hnul?] kM|) I It**. 4i i v. e jrivc our c!i paT in ecch t'wi?. no rtnhnftfuir! It*?M I'.nvit 7 V . L. ' ?rv iv*^? ?K*hc Willi i.ftrtrrd pHrnlmnp^l u b^1t??in. J f ci<'N>r v >t? !?'?: jftl lh? r.i K?r > ? 11. u 111! tlircc-t to far ????*.*, rr<*lorin?T prtrf nn-i iextra 1 ? r frrr.n??. P?u' ? k?n*l ??! Iml1 ?:sf, ? ?-l w <Stii, j l.ii'i 1 r n? l.?c. Our f.Wi- v;]j n-iu h toil nn? wli re. f ittulofue Frer. IV. L. DOUGLAS CHUE CO., Brocl.ton, toss. ipe Asy Fittings >ix Car Loads in Stuck. Cut uml Ship Quick. LOMBARD f oundry. Machine and Boiler Works and Supply Stare, ? ? Augusta, (ia. fOK flOVLSI I MI'LUUS. Scabojml Demands Tliat 'I hose I"* Work for It fliist Way I fu'lr l>obt:>. lroni the Atlr.nta Journtf l ite Se'il .liir't -v1'* isi.14 I" f 1 8 foul down nil t .ip'o.vo' v ' 1 ' 1 ljuil 'l.'l.ts, A cir< ?iIni" U ?**<??'? tli.n omployts of, t'l' > -'M! liny why ?.U not pay tip Mill l?- dropped tr Ns employ* T'.e ular ?'? lu ? 'I ho |>ra< ii? ?- -f e::ip! y'vi nyrmdt.ng amounts duo lb'm on t < t si to In* garnishor! ?>>' pa.'i ? to whom lin y ar?i iii?!f*1n?4<i is ;i .-??) i us iim.o.v anre to our pay-mailer. and iiU lU.v.-t materially with ?i?** till i u discharge of his duties. It i-J tit???'?' ordered that Iminedlately upon th ? 6<r>ice of any garnishee process upon any otH \ or of ibis company. that such oflleer at once advi-.e by telegraph the jieneinl iuun.se! and paymaster. ;ne name >f the employe whoso w are g'<r nisheed; how and wh.ji" employe 1; tin- amount due him from 'lit- company on the ditto of service of pro. e s; whether married or sing!'", and tho hour and date of servl e That unimdi ately upon receipt of not toe the poy ?iua?ler will advise ihe division .-'tper intondonts of the l'a:ts of the ca-e and division superintendents i 11 make a record of the same. and if it it'ipear that the watts of th-* ,;tid employe ha\e at any time hereto ore been gar nisheed, then the superintendent shall at once difadiarge said employis f.orn the service of the company. "The practice of the o:nptoy..s giving orders upon the paymaster for atnuunts due or to become '(tie Is prohiniie 1. and if any such ordt r :s at any t!m.? here after Riven, the payma.-l : is hereby pr?>!iibited from accept, in,',. or p:tv ng the same; thai he shall at on e n dify the superintendent of ihe division up on which tho party Riving sad; o der is employed, and said supcrim"Udout shall make a rtvord o' the fa i ai.d discharge the partv i: i \ I : ^ lh.%? ; der -J.hp -Li- o i-f tint.4. .ini) Mi I)'. vision supe intendents am enjoimd enforce litis royuh tii.n ?:?i.iIy a - it necessary to an oflletent .- rrvi: e. a the company cin .io cout'iiiie in ?erviee men who int-rfei i> with tho raif ccs.ifnl operaiM.n , of ? ?;*?. paymas ter's depjvrtinf-'ot ! y a f .ilnre a> u\ee{ 'heir r/jigalion 'I lie Ci rand "Old J lay Line." Many travelers going N >rth take ad tania.n^ of a '"break in the route" dtir >iik hot weather, furnished by ft trip i'p the Chesap<?:*};o Hay. The elegant, (c.1 ruodiuus and palatial steamers, ihe (Jeorgin and Alahanui, of tlie Old tiay Line, fog.ih.u with the .sail air ; lal deli ai ies of tho sea. so tempting ly stivd. all ('oml>inr> to Induce one t > dr tvde et once on this route when pit; lining their journey.* North ?r South. A moonlight trip on the Hay \y it pleasure not st>ou to lie forgotten, am! all who have enjoyed the pleasure Join 5u highest praise of the magnifi cat steamer servito of the Old Hay lam Company. Seuih Carolina and Georgia Extension R. R. Company. SCHEDULE NO. 3. l?j Effect 12:01 a. in., .Sunday, i><??.*. 24lli, '0? IJelween ChiikIcii, S. C., and Blacks* Imii-j;, J*. C. Wont, EuM. 35 S3 32 3-1 TASTE UN T|5!i'. 2>1 rlfis- 1 Mt ("Ins* I lit (.'in?s IM t"':??-?? l.o.Frt Pusnn^'r Pa-.snjjYiTa^SHi^'i ST A i JO.\8. Daily ex. Daily ex. l'ailyx. Dally cj, Sunday. Sunday. him lay. Sunday, p. in. p. m. !' rn. p. 8 20 12 ?>0 O'a'iiden 1J25 5 ">0 H 50 1 16 D-Kall. 12 02 4 50 !? 20 127 WVstvillo 1150 4 ;.J 10 ;?0 140 K?-rs!ui\v 11 .'55 4 U 11 20 2 10 H'ath Sj'/injin 11 20 :! 15 1135 V. 15 J * 1??; i~ n fit Iliil 1115 bWI 12 30 2 35 l.(i!i<*nvvr 10 * ???? 1 OO 2 50 Hi v?>r-j.|i> 10 10 1 0l> 120 3 00 Spring-Mi 10 30 12 40 2 30 3 10 Caiii\vt?a Jiino't 10 20 122') 2 50 3 20 L?-sli?> 10 ID 1100 3 10 3 10 K-M-k Mill 10 (ID III 10 4 10 3 55 Now Port !?35 H 20 4 45 4 Hi T:r/ali It 30 M00 5 30 4 2<l Yot!; viHo '? 15 7 30 (.00 -4 35 S!.at. u 'J HO (i 50 1.25 4 .r0 lli< k..iy <ir..vo H I , ?: ?> t> 35 5 (JO b:n\ ri. i H "5 f'l 7 CO 5 20 H 15 5 :;C p. :n. p. nt. a. mi. a. hi. Ilclwcen lllackslnir^, .n. iiikI Mau- js ??>" equal u. : J !*? Drau^hon, WtwL ^ 'I'." >'ew S} tcni u 9- ' '-V lin>y." 1,1 f?' ''wile ?rfcc W S^??. M(u]y'i> \ .J ]V. rnpil 1 ?. i l4|'?:ri?r ^. ^facl.ol.W j Mixed t*?f ratoV.''- c jf ! Dally ,Cl/;<;:^r/? 1-icvV ATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGl-., KOANOKb, VA. MORE CALLS FOR Gfifc? THAii iT CAN SUlfc Send for Catalog Knter $ ? ?IA"v K. KCKKIMiK, 1*^ wh?r?" ? ou '?* | r.*?' t i;r TiSig W Ur.Mti. WIT bC.j ii? buiii tF i.c? ca?. Up *! V.rml TUrMfUyrl uitucti CtUkjct ?? U?ii*t lt?- "I- ttl'.h?*.??=?. riT?r. ? M?< Columbia Business College, l< ?!???>< mid .*hoil>ia ?Jij U-it.T In?ltJC >?nd ?n>r?* p'acva In tl??n*M ritf.fr iftlMfi in x. <:. a uUiiaid. lirmnlow. HDADCV **ew Disco v? |/l\ VrO 1 <j?-ok ? ?*??>? >?? <1 kJ 1U4ITI' Vr??. kr. a. h. mui i tu?>. 1.1 ? a; '?mm, ?mi? ! W? Poinu. JSfe^uw W""""Vft0 !??. 1'iuw. Agt.. <!hark>aton. 8. C. T?;2*KV s. H. FAHDWimt, K?"- A?ta Axtt. Oaa. r*M, AH. wuMstnamMnasNi n. m. 8 10 8 no h 411 <) 20 10 00 10 10 jers a Week I \"i< ABOUT TflE /RICE OF ON?. This paper and fh~ Atlcnia Twice^a/Wcck Journal Is? I $1.5? ? IIore you get l!i^ nowa of the world 11<i all your local n?\v8 while it in fresh, paying Very little more than one paper coats. Either paper is well worth $1.00, but l>y spe cial arrangement wo are en abled to put in both of thorn, giving three papers a week *jfor this low priee. You ean ?not equal this anywhereelse, 'and this combination is the best premium for those who want a great paper and a home paper. Take these ai}d you will keep up with the times. Besides general news, the Ttvice-a-Week Journal l^e much . agricultural ami other articles of special interest to farmer*.. It liaa regular contributions by Sam Jonoa, Mrs. \V. H. Felton, John Temple Graves, Hoc. C. H. Jordan and other dis tinguished writers. C*U ?t thi? office aad lem your fubxrlp'ioxxi toe both ptpen. You. ua gel a Mmpk copy of either p? per btrt on opptyittica