University of South Carolina Libraries
PERUNA A TONIC OF GREAT USEFVLfJESS. HON. It. 0. THAW M. Hon, K. S. Tlisrin, Attorney at Law arul coutiael tor Anli Tru*t Is uj/iiu, writ cm /loin Pennsylvania Av?.. N. \V., \ViuhTngton, U. ( ui foJiMVu: \ "Having me,I I*erumt for rata rrhal titmtrtlrt'H, I am alilu to twtify to Hn laeat it(iii<v]iail excsllencu and do not la>?i> tat<> to give It my emphHlii' endorsement and em-neat recommendation to all per ron* tafTact^ by that <IhoiiI?t. ll i? alao a Ion loo/ UWUl U>(/ulllfHH," *? Mr. T. Hariiecott, West Ay liner. On tfirio, Can., writct "J,ant winter 1 wan ill with pm'umohi^a/'tev Uil t lnu lo arlli/H*. I took l'ciufju to; two month* when I became quite w<-M. I aluo induced' ? youiiK lu?ly who huh n// ??ioi tlown and confine! to the houne to take 1'eruna, Mini niter taking I'erunu tor three mnntha ?-hc i? able to follow Iter trade of lailonntr I mil rrcomini'iul fitriiiia for all .u< h who aio ill aii'l ru<{ttirc a tonic." Pc-ru-na Tablets. Nome people prefer to tnfce tablet* rather than to take m?*<li<-inc jn a llucf form. Kiich people can ohlain I'turn, a (ablet*. which leiucuMit theaoli.l medicinal ingredient* o| I'm una. Karh tablet u equivalent to orin average dor. a of I'criiuu. I'oruiiu is sold |,y your local drwj.' K'Bt. liny :i bottle (oilny. So. 47 '07. ? !>;<!? SS !;i Tin Women's co?l uun? In "Holland, ?lei.jiircs wrll-T In SerHmer'n, la ;i triilo loo complex f< r verbaI d"scrlu tl'in, as f.iiiin'i^ b.-lojiMln-u usually 'U'1, ij;f. !l: > *i i; I m lace cap which coveis tin. load 11<'in' (-yf'uruvvi lo nape <?{ neuk and from oar to oar, curving out In rounded win;-.* on each Mdo of hor ( i.-.-ks, i., alwavs u con spicuous and Inevitable portion of a "?iSiom :s ti k it * :.lr?*?. i< n,av pi 1? I % ho "int. on Sunday tlif * <ap i..; a. 'trill.. ?W'l.i" i < i sllii'-r i>r ([ iintlcr than on wcoU dajm, i,ut tin, difference h, m,t very apparent. * . The ladies a- ;r?? ut; there .1.-, a Vast difference il:^ o (J.i. lily of H,o net i?.nd tho nt.ioi::ii of haiul wi.-it employed. but f\- :? iri ina li> no , p., ohtl nolo r.t ili'U. shapo and <iur lino the <uli!*':a lindH jjr?.?af. <ii.--tine Hon between the o and ihcr-o Of Kutwyk to- ,;t< ? t;|. i;(ljs 1>|U. but bet woo n Suiulny and Monday cap.-i In Vprendaiu |t ro,.r?-d;i ,!OM? wl, evor. Fcr .? "om fill no Holland ;i k "abov'.V "'"n thlittiSi appm.i , V,lv ,,, n.l(. row- Chest liiti in . , . no. l;< ili;,s and Vo'londnm is ,!U . ptiu,, t? .{'ll.i fashion rule. Th.- iavarlahp. bl ick "beat walat" of i|U; ? V.-r. Mi j'-i usually brlghleu( d . , . , of lighter color ; !.,| ... , :i;i< , tho dark apron or ui'< ...iur: i . i, ?. pod by bIk Inches c ; n;<av , ( plaid or bright-coloi-d t? ,?, ! , over an underslrlrt o' .! Gd or black material and : ;i. V.!* petticoats. About the thr..ji -v ,,,'i lar formed of many rows ?f |,.;uv dark-red coral beads Is fa i ,v huge silver claspa. n?.d tho i.'uV. of rows, the size and quality or ;!<. beads nro matter for feminine t',< Ixitig lmfr Is not tihe glory ot w,.in.i In Holland, save, perhaps, at Mar; > i It Is usually hidden, a>ul at \\, dam 1h cut quite- elosoStnd |.;.t c?verod by a tlghl-ltftlng thlck-1,:.,:' cap concealed beneath tho *sn< v > white lace. The younger girls, iron the tiniest toddler to the young meisj* old enpugh to wed, wear dresses anc caps the exact counterpart of theli grave mothers, no less full of skli or narrow of chest, but much gayei in color, a group of tiny maidens It a Ktiff breezy on the dike roaembloi nothing more that) ? swarm of butter UitM. Hie soul is tho -hvny of (he body.? Unto- So. ,17-'07. SCIHSOI, 'IT U JfFTJ.S Al>?> llaxo riiiims (0 Lenn,. ''For ninny years 1 have used coffee and refused to bo convinced of its bad offect upon tho human system," !.?* h vofo,nn school teacher. Ton years ago I was obliged to g vei up my much loved work in the Public schools after years of continu 0U8 labor. I had developed a well denned case of chronic coffee poison tro",,,0? conntlpation, fh thJ .8S , Ul? hcart* ft th?niping nBr 1 I?:> my h0:1(1 and various 5 ' B of. ";y bodv- (witching of'.ii,y um .^ak,?K of my head and, at feeling ,wit}v. a toper's d^ah-0 for very R??*' 1 Wa" 11 norvous V/"" .^'h?nJ[T "fli''''ld? came to *t"' " ' ''"?y brought ? ?ack?Kn ' trv r""1 "rRO.I nio t Y It. 1 was pivjudicod bccau.ne J? y"r" "8" ' <lruilh ? cy, ot Ibf-h 1A,A """ c"lled ruifum. wnich I aid not like at all. mZb!l ?m*' h0W0Vev ,n>' friend i*ae the Postum according to direct tho package, and it wou me l found myaclf improving . Welded* fash Ion. odor of bolliaLg coffee no ivn |W too. I am so ffieatly bone Vostum that if I continue lo V !Lm vn b^ln ^ . . F?>?ntaiu oi ?* * no fau^y ^fotB. whlcli I am ^^rtMT0 Co., BMtH SOUTH CAROLINA ITEMS Newsy Items Gathered From the Different Sections of - * Soulh Carolina. To Auk Oaah of Uncle Sam. < 'olumbia, Special. Hoatinaater I Juggins, of Columbia, and ^nterual Revenue Collector Micah \ Jenkins l:uv<? l>oth said that if tin* prcheut financial hiriugcney keeps u|) they til )>t*( it ion tli?s federal ((ovpriimeiit 10 ho lid tllcm llit* t'fli?ii to limct the l-iis rolls, which total over $7o,000j monthly, imttead of paying off m usual in cheeks, thin in order to ID* j iii-ve the situation in this State; hut, ?Ilit* (>o\t'iiiiiicnt gave evidence in u<l-j \ ii cii received that it will not lend; 11 t?islante ilowii thin way. Now j whether llif retjuesl of Messrs. tlug kins iiikI .Jenkins, it' made, will be j y.i anteil, cuiinot. ho Raid. But il is a l'a?-t Unit the government is not j ceevptiug cLock*. The two locgl de p<..-dtoric*+of the government in this; city, the Carolina National Hank ami il; Palmetto National Bank, have been re<| mired by the government to k ip currency lo Washington for the balances tint; there, instead of cheek* j a-; heretofore. in the.; past it Iiiih In < n the custom to send checks on New York for currency due the Fed-j eial Treasury, hut Washington (i 'I . . ay that N?4w Yurk w- short of < m it'iiey and is not shipping any and ? I therefore, gold or currency must h<* forthcoming from Columbia. The#e I\\?? depositories are lived by the post of'iee and the revenue ofllt-e. The rev-' ? 'trie cojlections in thin State amount ( ?o^nhout liaif a million dollars an nually and the receipts from the sale of postal money orders and oilier ti -li items amount lo several thous and dollars a day. These Columbia banks nre depositories for these funds, not only for the Columbia post nflice hut for Ih?' Sinle generally. | . Mr. O Ij. Anderson Chosen to Man-, age Cotton Mill. , I , ' Willuunslon, Special.-?The election "f Mr. (I. I.anir Anderson to promote lie new vol toil mill at Hlaeksbiirg u.is very gratifying to his friends as it Worthy hibute. to a capable mill i.kui, though his friends in William-. '!oii regret that il will result in the i '*iiio\ it I of himself and his family' from this low n, where Mr. Audeasoti liits -..pent the greater pari of his life.' I In1 promoters of the new mill were m i v im innate in securing Mr. An-1 !< i oil .'is ;ttl mi nisi rat ive head of the; im\v enterprise, for he >v i 11 take into' ??i; new ollice the experienee">of a i!in11h<*r of years as an otlicial ??f the \\'iliiam.stoii mills, <iue of the most siicet">>fnl factories in the State. He-! sides. Mr. Anderson liti* a large nc- J nl.?nice among mill men and lia-1 :iiieiers in the Mvulli, and this inlln-' ? ? ? v.:!! an .^j>pi < < ia'm- t-JTccl. upon any iife>t ilut-iou with which he tii.iv be t'oiineVletl. V - Boy Bittfin By Mad Dog. I'.lackville, /Special.? -Herbert Mar vin. I lie l inear-old son of W. M. II a r\ i u ol l/iirt place, was bitten by *a mi'i-allod lund dog. The ?b?g belong-. i >l to his fHiele, Dr. (J: W. Mevils,' fit! was a per hu, the family,/' Co use ? iuen11y this caused alarm ill the* finn an d il devlopcd (hat the dog was ie. 1 with rabies. 1 Dr. Nevils, the i11man's uncle, packed the tlog's i I in it e and look herhcrt and the ( ^ head on the next train to I'as ?iii ihstito of Atlanta, Ua. The phy i.tu-^ llteie pronounce the case one* nuine rabies, but sav they,only ? one ease in 200, so young CSnr i'- ielalives here are more liope il of liis ease. . j Charged With Robbing Cava. <! i een\ill**. S. t ., Speeial.?Klilg .iM lielk, ni the Southern Hnilwav, i- 'teen nire?ted bv a railrt>ad de 'i\e heie, eluirued with robbery of u?. lie ,i native of Salisbury ami ...1' i ied inlt> a prttinini ul 11 l ie, l;is wife beinv a Miss l)o.tUi Sfutcnee for Nc^xo. t ' i" ? Sjifi nil | |M. ft>ni ( (lf S05 >io"v ; ii'< .it iifil miic 41ie Tuesday :Un'nii:j. As ii^ final act. death st a ?filer w |>.t>vf,l ! r.. S( M Ad.lisotl, ? lie ncuio , i;. ? I lie uiliriicr ol two women. M ;i 11 |.!a Me Master and Matuie llai^i li. m Si-pit .iib"r. IfiOti. The uiuidcrt i * va.:. ,| ;.i i f.., .1 year and wa* ti > n . .iui? t in (ircem ?e,o. N. I . I'i't killing ttiiiU- plnt-e as the viftitn* vvi-ie on l Iicii w a \ unne from ehuith. li was uu??<t :no\ tikftl and In ntal >?ffait. .Iuiiu< '.Vilsnn fixed l-'iida\. .lanuarx 17. !0t)S, as the day of ever.il inn Bank Examiner to Qmt OSi-o. Anderson, Spce-.a!. Mr. !.?e (I. Ibdlemajl will ii^all i?ro!-abiiil\ i,; in his resignation a^ >?,;iie l)ar;k ?\ ? inincr lo llov. Ansel. eiVe.-ti\f .lann ar.v .1. It has been iuu.ni-.I <>n il,.? heels herC for a tl;y\ or >o ti ;i| will bet'ome t'onneeted with 11.?* !??-.. ix'es' bank of Ando'siiTi abtu' :l< iv-t ?it" the year and that i ;,c eap!ial tJofk of the bank v\ili br iiu reaped rom $100,000 to ,f2.">0 00?i. s Yield of Four Horae Fann. Cokesbury, Spcciiwl.?Mr. William finitlcy, living Jiear ran a four lun^c i'aKn this year, and hi; emp turned out a? follows: Onu plow, 17 bairn; one plow, 13 bale^; moplow, 13 l>ales; one plow, 13 bale >. ?He made in addition to this remark tblo yield four bales on four acres, his individual ci\>p. He ws?d |hree ?ons of guano to the plow, and work h*?A? f.,r ? ?< th? At Bambwg Court. Bamberg, Special.?-The /-ourt oJ general session* has finished up iM criminal du<'kcl. AllliotiK?1 th? woik of lliu criminal court has not coif tinned many day# several cases of itt terest \Jiuve been disposed of. Tin case of John Anderson, charged with t|>e killing or al least complicity in the killing of Willie.Culler, at Mid way, about a year and a halt ago, re sulted in a verdict of manslaughter, lie was sentenced to 20 yearrf In the penitentiary. Thin cane bus excited considerable interest. Cutter, the while man connected with the pony show which was exhibiting at Mid way, went out of the tent to atop some negroes who were apparently trying lo hoc in Ihe tent without pay* ing the admission fee. lie bueamo in volved in u row and was shot, dying a few hours later. * The crime was laid at I hi* door of isiab Hartley and Jtdiu Aiidcrsson. Hartley was caught and was convicted of manslaughter la.sl year, but had appealed and is out 'on bond. Doc N'cluon, the somewhat famous breakaway, has been re-sen lenced to bang, t)ie hanging being aet for December 0. Nelson wan aonvict ed at the Inst terra of court and sen fenced to hang, hut appealed and hie sentence wus Ktayed pending the ap peal, and it was during this time that he^was caught in two attempts lo e< ('Hi '? ' , Greonvillo Bankers Relieve Strin gency. Greneville, Special. ? Greenville hanks have formed a local clearing house association and decided to issue certillcates to the amount of $152,- j Kit), or 20 per cent of their capital ?stock. The certificates will bo secur ed by collateral put bv the differ ent banks and are to be passed on by trustees who will hold the collateral, which secure* payment of the certi ficates by March 1 next. The trustees appointed are; Frank Hammond, B. M. Met ice and F. F. Capers. The cer tificates will he ready for signature and <list i ibut ion soon. They w ill bo in denominations of $t, $2, $5, $10 and $20 and wfll lie endowed and guaranteed by every hank in Green ville. The [onlatiou of the local clearing house and the issuance of these certificates will greatly relieve the stringency in money in this sec t ion. More Game Wardens. Columbia, Special.? Mr. B. F. 'Fay-. l,?r. president of the State Audubon Society, has sen) to Gov. Ansel the following recommendations for ap w point incuts as game wardens for the respective territories namod: Kaje lan K. Kremser, keeper South Jetty Channel range, Winyali bay; Charles Johnson, keeper South Island light} Victor F. Theluing, keeper Cape Ko maiu light - -starijMi, McClellanville; H alyrfrS. Svendsen, kTehor Bull Bay light station; James E./Wan, .keeper Mount Pleasant range; ?lolnfAViekiuff, kVeper Charleston light \tiiJion; Thiiln S. John sen, keeper Hunting Island light slafton. Frogmoi'c.^ Baai*rort coimty.>r Frederick II. Bruggeraan, keeper Hilton Head range; Oharles Anderson, keeper Paris Island range, Port Royal; Hobt. A. Sisson, keeper Bloody Point range, near Savannah; Itiehard Stonebridge, keeper Danfus kio Island range, near Savannah. Sumter Farmers Holding. Sumter, Special.?A visit to the warehouse of the Sumter Cotton Warehouse company will satisfy any one that the farmers of Sumter county are not in very great financial strait*, or if they are they are at least bucking the Wall street bulls and bears by storing thousands of hales of c<itl?>n for higher prices. Privilege Tax Falls Behind. Cuiumbia, Special.?The privilege tax derived from the fertilizer in dustry by Ihe State will probably fail .+ 1*?.000 short <>f |lie amount collect ed last year. The amount collected lo dale is $ 1 If),'JIS.71. I'p to tho ?a:ne date last year Ihe collections amounted to $157,371.00, more than -11.000 in excess of this year's re i ?'|>ts. While ihe privilege tax is \ oilei ted hv the Slale treasurer, not oi.e rent* of it ^oes into the general t ui.l hul ai! is applied to the main iriianec of ('leinson College. A Killing Near Abbeville. Ahbcviile, Special. ? Wednesday ?i.i:t at the home of Paris Sandain, Alonzo Martin shot Geoige Jackson ;i hoi 11 legs with a shotgun. Martin .(-??I Itis own u ii lirst, I hen got Sand <??>' v.mmi and shot Jackson while he down on the |)oor. .Jackson died 11oin hi- wounds Thursday morning. Maiim left ami has nof been caught. .iack-on -:.iii. ??!!?? slioi me for noth ing." Hish School for Clinton. ' I'liuion. Spei-ial ?The hoard of ed ucation of t.auren* county hax-ord ered an election upon the question of establishing u high school at Glim iuu lo be composed of districts Vo*. > and o of Hxuiter township. There is no opposition at all ami everything . points to a unanimous vote on No vember 22. {Tho graded school is in fc; . flourishing condition, with about 200, students. There is also a good school at*he l?ydia "milt, with two teacher* ? ? , ?? J:.. KMa ?: . ? ' ^ MASSACHUSETTS DA?TMA* SU&PRIBED. They Find Cotto* Im4 Mm1 a W#r derfal Feed. Recent experiment* throughout the country show that cetton teed meal contain* about three time* more pro tein than wheat bran. The Spring field, Mate., Farm and Home, r*ee?t ly printed an account of dairy experi ment* and says: '4Pure cotton seed meal contains a much larger percent of digestive protein than gluten meal, and i? richer in fertilising qualities. It will prove the bent to produce milk and butter." The fanners and dairymen of the (South know these fact* and they are using cotton seed meal in large quan tities TWBNTY-FIVB TSARS IN THE SOUTH. From $257,000,000 iiiveeted in capi tal for factories to $1,500,000,000; in crease, $1,243,000,000. From $467,000,000 yearly value of products of factories to $1,750,000, 000; increase, $1,293,000,000. ? From $21,0^0,000 capital Invested lu coitoji mills to $226,000,000; in crease, $204,000,000. From $310)000,000 annual value of cotton crop to $080,000,000; increase, ($07,000,000. From 225,000 bale* of cotton used in Southern cotton mills'to 2,103,000; increase, 1,938,000 bales. , Frou^ $39,00(),000 yearly lumber prouct tp $250,000,000; increase, $211,000,000. From 397,000 tons of pig iron pro <u*c'iid to 3,100,000 tons; increase, 2, 03,000 tons. , a From $201,000,000 yearly value gf export* abroad to $555,000,000; in crease, $294,000,000. From $000,000,000 yearly value of farm products to $1,750,000,000; in crease, $1,090,000,000. j From 20,000 miles of railroad to! 60,000 miles; increase, 39,400 miles.1 From 179,000 barrels of protroleuni produced to 42,495,000; increase, 42,-! 310.000 barrels. From 45 cotton oil mills to 780;' increase, 735 mills. From $800,000 capital invested in, cptton oil mills to $54,GOO,000; in-! crease, $53,800,000. From 007,000 spindles in cotton! millty to 9,205,000; increase, 8,538,000; spindles. From 211,377 tons of phosphate: mined yearly to 1,037,428; increase,! 870.001 tons. .From 397,770 tons of coke pro duced yearly to 6,244,185; increase, 5,846,409 tons. To crown it all, from $3,051,000,000 assessed property valuation to $0,500, 000,000; increase, $3,449,000,000, or an average increase of $138,000,000 a I year for the twenty-five years. . j The census of 1S80 is to be credited j with tho Hgure;? for that ycaj, and j Mr. 1{. II. Edmunds, editor of the Manufacturers * Record, with those! for 1905, a few of which for one year earlier, but still are sufficient for this comparison. The New South is rapidly becom ing the Great South. . CHICKEN POX. The cold, wet spring is apt to give is more than the usual number of 2&ses of chicken pox. When chickens show on th^ head and under side of ?.he wing little pox sores which are round and yellowish It Is time to be gin treatment, as the disease is con tagious and is sometimes so severe as '.o result In blindness. Cut down, all high weeds and move the coops to a lunny ,place. Isolate all affected birds, Teed a marsh wet with scalded milk, and grease the affected " parts with r-arbollzed vaseline. Also give animal tood and plenty of green food. A good substitute for the animal food Is curds thickly sprinkled with black pepper. The yards should be disinfected Gnougb permanganate of potash to :olor the water slightly should be put In the drinking vessels.-?Wallace's Farmer. The Woman's Hope. "Now, we must admit," began Woodby Wise, "that woman is natur ally-more hopeful than man" " Yes," interrupted Mitrrvat, "there's mi wife, for instance; everyj time that she's bought .fish since) we've been married she has asked the, dealer if they were fresh, hoping, I ^ suppose, that some day he'll nay 'No.' " TS Itch cured iu 30 minute* by Woolfoid j j Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At druggie*, j ???II 1 r New York has 07,000,000.000 gal lons of water stored away la Its moun tain reservoir. Him T| ctlti WEOMAIISUl Ths ?a use of Rheumatism and kla drsd dlseaas# Is an excess Qt uric gold In jkh* blood To euro this t#rrlbij dUeaa* tht? ?cld must bo sspelled and tbi system so regulated that t\o mor? aol<| will bo formed to axoesslve <u^n" title*. Kheumatlsm Is an Internal dU ?iu? and requires an intsrnal remedy Rubbing with Otis and Liniment* will i not cure, affords only temporary relief at beat, sauass you to delay the proper | treatment, and allows the malady ty get a firmer hold on you. Liniment* may eaee the paJn, but they will no ; more oure Rheumatism than paint j will change the fibre of rotten wood. Science has at last discovered a p*r feet and complete cure, which 1? called | Itheumaclde. TOsWd In hundreds of cases, It has effected, the moat mar- I velous cures; we believe It will cure you. Itheumaclde 4'gsts at the Joint* from the Inside, sweeps the poisons out of the system, tones up the stom ach, regulates the liver and kidneys and makes you well all over. Rheumacfde "strikes the root of the disease and removes Its cause.' This splendid remedy Is sold by drug gists and dealers generally at 60c and $1 a bottle. In Tablet form at 25c and 60c. a package. Get a bottle to-day; delays aro dangerous. To your sou give good name und a trade?Spanish. * CALLS HIS CURE A MIRACLE. Tortured by Terrible, Dry Eruptions ?Too Disfigured to Leave House ?Cuticura Cured Kliu. "Ever sines the tims I jprew into man* hood 1 have been suffering from s dry erup tion which st times spjleared very exten< sively, and st other tirues> but to a limited degree, on my body. I consulted a number of medical men without -result, and last January I was affected with a terrible eruption on my hands, scalp, and face, which was so bad that I could not eveii leave the house, so I finally resorted to the Cuticura Remedies. So far they represent an outlay of only a few dollars and I am completely restored to health, while for merly I had spent dollara upon dollars on doctors, remedies and ointments without getting cured. The Cuticura Remedies rep resent s perfect miracle. Henry E. Kainp ing, 033 Eagle Aye., Nw York, JN. Y., PA>. 16 and Maj*?. 1?0?}' ' Ill-founded Enmities are ever the most obstinate,?Cardinal De Retz. Taylor's Cherokee Heme<ly of ttwrci Gum amo Mullen Is Nature's great reme dy?cures Coughs, Colds, Croup and Con sumption, and all throat and lung troubles. At druggist^, 26c., 50o. and $1.C0 per bottle. It is what home of us did tomorrow that caused out dazzling unsuccess. ? PITS,St. Vitus'DancetNervona Diseases per manently cured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. *2 trial bottle and treatise free. Dr. H. R. Kline, Ld.,031 Arch St., Phila., Pa. He whos ings drives away sorrow. ?Italian. Mrs. Wlnaiow's Soothing Syrup for Children teething,softens thegums,red ucesluftamnm tlon, allays pain,curea wind colic, 23ca bottle On The Jump. "Hello, Qashidy!" said Cas^y, "nil' how's things wid you?" , "Busy,0 replied (Jassidy, "very busy, indade." "Is it so?" H jdAye, Sure, ia'ry time I'm at luy suf; I hove something to do." How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Chkxey A Co., Toledo, O. We; the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 yeart, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Wai-uino, Kin .nan & Marvin, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucuonsmir faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 76c. per bottle. Bold by all -Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for oanstqwtioa. The Ileal Cause. "Tell me, ajy poor man," said tha good-hearted pld lady, "to what do you attribute your fondness for drink? Is it hereditary?" No, ma'am," replied the poor man, "It's thirst-." VETERAN OP THREE WARS. A Pioneer of Colorado and Nebraska. . Matthias Campbell, veteran of the Civil War and two Indian-wars, and a pioneer of Colo rado, now' living at 218 East Nebraska street, Blair, Neb., says: "I'bad such pains In my back (or a long time that .1 could not turn in bed, and at times there was an almost total stoppage of tho urine. My wife and I have both used Doan's Kidney Pills for what doctors diagnosed as~advanoed kidney trou hies, and both of us have been com pletely cured." Sold by all dealers. ' 60 cents a box. Jfcster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. The administration will strongly urge that Jtear-Admiral Evans be niado Vice-Adxairal. NAfliRE mvm FOR SICK WOMEN a more potent remedy In the root# fend herbti oI the field thau was over produced from drugo. In the good old fa*hi<i><-d duvs of our grandmothers few drug* wero ut>?d in wed.cine* rfnd Lydiu K. PiiiUhuui. of Lynn Mass., iu her atudy of rout* uud hcrh* and their power over di^cuso discovered and gave to tlio women of the world a remedy for their peculiar ills more potent and chlcac-loua than uuy rambinatiou of drugs. Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable ttympuuu la an houest, tried and true remedy of imquaatioeabU tb^ vah During its record of more than thirty year#, its 1lo?jf pin^aia^ cures of those serious ills peculiar to women, entitles Lydia B. -j-JI Vegetable Compound to the respect and confidence of every I person and every thinking womau. , . , When woiuen are troubled with Irregular or palnfu weakness, displacements. ulceration or inflammation, flatulency, general debility, indigestion or nervoua pi -strati n, Wjfj should remember there is one tried and true remedy, Lyaia ??? < barn's Vegetable Compound. . . No other remedy in the country has suclj a *#GOra oi ouj? female ills, and thousands of women residing Ju every part or Uilmuntl Ntates bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Ljulft a, ham's Vegetable compound and what it has dona for them. ?*, ? Mrs. lMnkham Invites all sick women to write her for advto#. ,BMu guided thousands to health. For twenty-flve years she has bean advwi alok women free of charge. She is the dau|/hter-in-law of Lyala IS. rif ham aijd as her assistant for years before her decease aatifceu unaerj immediate direction. Address, Lyun, Mass. How Extraordinary. "Mrs. Poploy was telling me about her baby today." "Yes 1 I met Mrs. Newmatcr to day and she was telling nie about hers. She says it's ju.st the sweetest and cutest little thing in the world. "How odd! So is Mrs. Poploy Don't budeo if you sit nt Qerman. NEED a TYPEWRITER? In c*o?-y fciiklue** n??4 ttitful In lata Stock or li:?i<? mil* to ?Hrol All rchutit, all |;:nn Any machine, any price Wrile (or CnlAloffu* aud Bor(aln list. Motireulr 11' >o n mmllou (hi* bHp?fi I.nrgo't ? ts ?li<? woiW __T*irt*FUWKlTK ? fcXCIlANOK. Am. Wrfllnz Machine Co , Iu? ?M R, Main At., RlOUMUMt, \ A. OA.-ALA. BUSINESS COLLEUB MACON, GA. New Management Most Expert Faculty PJNB3T POSITIONS "AMERICA'S BliST" WRITE FOR CATALOGUE: COMBERLANfl-EVERjEARING Hi 07 ItKC'OHM APRIL 20 TO JULY 4TH. Old Domimion Horse and Mule SI Th? Be?t M??t Cv?fd W* IROti or STEEL I HAMMER Brand Guaranteed to ttin dealer as W<! the horse-shoer If your dealer doss not carry ti stock, wrfo us for price*. OLD DOMINION IRON S NAIL WORK Belle Me, ItlCHMOND, VA. To contlno? woman that t\ub AtitiM'ptlo ' improve lK;r bfiflf ami d? allAvft'(jimI for II. Wo wT Si ? i h< r al>.<oluU'ly trio a largo 1 . ? of J'axtino with book of Inst*' ???H4 iliilllO icftl illlUlUlVk 1. DOO y. ?? .i- namo aial address a postal can Kl KMiBM ?J H m w t& H RJ M ond h?al| muooul m ? mj brane I foctioTis, such as na?al catarrh. pejt catarrh ami inflammation caused by ten niiio ill.; si'jro eyes, soro throat ni'itiUi. liv ilirectlo-al treatment. It*< ativ- | ->\v? r over these troubles is cit ?.: ! i . v aii'l k'vch Immediate r?V Tlti'i'aiwN of women aro using and L mum. n.lim? it every day. 00 cents ? > m by mail. Kemember.iwwoY# rr (Dsxs \ ou nothing totuyiI %)ll. il. 1* AX TON CO., iloston, Ma Light SAW MILLS LATH AND SHINGLE MACHINES, SAWS AND SUPPLIES. STEAM AND 3AS0UNC /ENGINES Try LOMBARD. Al'dllSTAi UA. MATRIMONY W* terk I.mllei ?*i?l deiliini to iniir< . , i-y. N*w |iliiu it (vifldcullnl Apply with filnitiii, ~r nOMK. B*i UHT, FKGMO.VT, (). So. 47-'07. Dropsy R*?or?? ail MrttllM J daya; affecta a paraaa tm joto 60 day*. Trial ti given fr??. Nothlaac**! I" WHto Or. H.H.GrttV* taaotallata. Box b Atti HEAVES CURED Arf mftdjr fi throat trouble#. rgrl| Couth.. Dl" Indifiaslion. anuiuoandi PR088IJ, HEAVE POWI pniRiftfU wJU i Prlco 60o at de*V 10.MI. Bend for] j'kupMAN RBMEDV CO.. ST. PAUL, j W. L. DOUGLAS $3.00 & S3.SO SHOES HCF?8HOE? FOR EVERY MEjyiBER- OF-y_,ft MMILY, AT ALL PRICES/1**** 928,000 J tXaXiZSS^Sr.\Viiii, ffflurfliffJ 1 mofcMon'm 93 ? $X.5U mhoom fftvvrarw \ ihmnmnyoihar manufacturer. , THE REASON W. L. Douglas shoe? are worn l>v mote r*oi>!o in all walks oilifo than any othur wakois because" or their excellent style, ea?y-fittini{, an<i superior wcaririg ?juali!ies. The selection oftholeathers and other material* for each part of thtfsho? and every detail of the making is looked a'ter bv thcmcBtcoaapletoorganirfrtitmof saperintehdents.fon-nu-nurnl Hk?lled8v?oen)akeM, who receive the higheat wages p&idin the shoei ndustry, and who? workmanohip ennnot I* excelled. If I could take you nto mv.largc factories at Brockton. Mam , and s ho it you how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are mode, \ in would then understand why tbev hold theiraha?x>, tit Letter, wear, on.sror and are of greater value thai anv other make. My 94.00 and 90.00 OILT CDOCShrnsa onnnot ba 1 CAUTION I The genuine have \V. L, Douglas n amy end r>ric K'i Substitute, * Ask your dealer for W. L. IJomrIm shoes. 1 f -tleaat to factory. Btloeseeut everywhere by mail.Catalog free. W. '"y ELESS DM X package 1-Ojors ?ai flbers. "1 hey Ujci In ? .. ? low to Uye, tiliiMU ana Mix Color*. iUONlloE ?>itr?I ?"?*<*?>*? ..... ? ... ^O., 0||ia?. for old people who suffer from rheumatisitfsriff joints, gour.lumbaga & neuralgia,sciatica and paralysis dives quick -J.I Ji penetrates ^?rves?wjr.ssues,rer.eves sosouriini ma