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clc::t man in america Escaped Terrors of Many Winters by 'JblnA fc-ru-na. Isaac troth, 120 Yotrs of Age. ?. Mr. Iwuie Iti'ix k, of Mebontmn. eot;niy. Twit.. !'? nit iir?l? nt friuid to PttrUPJl (ttul Spl'UKM of it Hi tin- following t('Tin,? '*l>r. Ha- 1 man's remedy, perunu, I liivvc found to o?i thi< b"*t, if not tli*' ?>??! v rt'lin }>U. remedy i or r. H:uiJA ccj.t'M. ( A TAItldl and diai rtn u " lU'rutm It a n ln%*t ???|/ htn ml -bit for man ii ih'UM, u nit I <i ' I r limit' hrttlUt ami 1111/ r.rlrriiu: iif/r to I'iIh I'twit'ilf/ II rjticllu math ul I in j/ i v 1/14 1 mil r n l h. "I huv?? .( oi iii to r< ly uihm it almost ?Otireiv for, tlie many little things for >vlli h 1 need medium*. I belli ylt it to bo CBj.oi iaUy valuable t?.i old j eopl lnuu* JJro- l{. 1'cnnta is sold by by your 1 dm?ist. Itivv a l?ottle todnv. Tlin foolish uint) wastes the present thinking about I lie I'ut .ire. The Favorite. Millions of suffer!. ig pyim have found In )>r. Mitchell's ftuiiDus Halve u rtnl 1> 1 >?:->? I (i k. It"j<'et the offer of uny dealer to sell ii dni}; for your eye, Dr Mltchell'ii !?! ye Halve l.i a Bimple, healthy remi dy to bo upplV'd to the I i ;1 It euros without on'orlnc, tbn eye Wold everywhere. 1'rire 2.".e The world never .sours upon a tnatt until to' sours on himself. ? r !<??.? II !?'. A l> \ I II IC - lll< tm' l A I'I'DIM; \Vlu'tlier float i'ol<ln. Ili'ul. Htomarti or NervoiiM Trouble*. ('hpuiilnc will r*dl?*v?> you. J t'h 1 i<4 t ? << 1 1 1 1 1* tt M 1 1. lo tttl<l> R't* I aU<ly. T<y 11. Jpe.., 26c, ami SOe. m ilruif (tUTCH. When one makes a foieeasl, it kIioiiIiI be tsjieli thai, if it etmies line, ho will be happy. 10- '()!). J 8inp<cr? and Speaker)) iiso ITro\vnir?P Bronehial Troehon for IIoarseneRs, and Throat Troubles. They kI v? instant telle/ In boxes LT? cents. Kampios mailivl free. John 1 Drown & Son, Bobuhi, Mass That man is the must educated that , is the most useful. I Many (hlldPeu Are Slel.ly. Mother I ir.iy'H Hweet Powdurn lor ( .'hildn-n used by .Moiher (irny, u mirm' in tJlnidreii ? Home. New VorU.'.ure Summer < 'ouipliunt, j Kevi-i ihIi iirf ?, I b itdnehe. Htoiuueh Trouble*, 1 Teething I >:.<i ird?M ? and Destroy Worins. At all L>ruyj{iM--\ -.*>?. Sample muih-d k?i;u Addro~V Ailui S. oIiiiMimI, be Hoy, N. Y. Loaded. ;7udtre \V. I, Walls, of Cody. Wvo- ! rniritf, has a sareaslic humor w 1 1 i ?? It has made many culprits squirm. and : anions the number was a defendant i in a reeent enl I le si i-alitt^; case who' was tryinc to explain that il would! have been ipMle t : 1 1 1 ; I ? 1 1 ? lor him to br-in^' into town the beet lie was! ueeusi'd of having stolen and lialrlier | ed, owiiil: lo tlie fael lliat Ins two! paek-hoives were heavily haded with, other things, ()ne |iof*'i>, be tobl the! jury, ".a ? paeked w > t '? i his f;n ov.-r eoat, uiintntr implements. it<-., ? t I "And wdi.it wiison theothei l:wi'?ef"j ini(uir? * the judu'e. "We I. there was ;i yalloii of \vbt.ske\ l! i-u was j a gallon of whiske\ The ilusier ?*d defendant rouid tiunlt of nothing else. *'l knew a gallon of wliiske\ was a load I'M a mah," --aid tlie jud^e dryly, ''hut 1 didn't I. now it was a load l??t- a l.orse. '' Man h i Lippi neot t Saving the Foreits. 'l'o indicate the actual poHHibilitios of fbreht development, tho conditions in North Carolina may bo takei> um repietM atutivc. Could a well-dtdln?*d j J'orobi policy have been adopted in tliix ?tatf 'Jf> year* Hfjo, not <;nl,v mi flit nioro timber hnvr been cot than has bcorK,dur iit^ the past 'Jl~> yearn, but in plaee of a yearly de? ercaniny: eut of ;tr>,<)<i<j,000 feet, wh i ??!? is now taking place, then; ?'ould yasi ly have been *ecnjcd by tin* time a .waj'ly increased .cut' of more than VOi^'DOftiOU fee?, with the piospect* of producing in a few yearn more than | j wire the present annual rut from the I existing forest nrea. J'1. very vear of ' d< lay, however, in adoptuui of sin h a j | policy , meamt many years of Jo*s for I recuperation. It mean* the dest*ue<r jtion of active capital, r< presented in .Sonny: trees, whi< h no amount of money can possibly rtpl ice, fur only j lime and rare can ;i?ain establish jtheai. The I'outh t< da ? tins an op portunity to actually, develop its lor ' st assets will out iiiteileun^ with j their exploitation. Further exploit. Ifilioii, however, without development ? will take plijc.e b> ejsa<"t iny: an eu'or ; u.oiet disuuini from- the future earn utga of iu forest#, i Von are jus us apt to underrate 1 \o,tr cuuipei itor as .K<,oi are. to over ' i 'at i' \ Cull si ! f. . 25c At Crrgists' a Proverbs and Phrar.eH. A stiii ltv man is always poor. A fio| uttered: all his mind. A woman pleases t h ?? heart. lit' that liath a trade liiis an estate. Franklin. A thread too line spun will easily break, (ierman. Stand witli anvbodv that stands riirbt. f.iricoln. T 1 1 1 1 U t wire before \on speak, and f I : n talk to yourself. A vtll;an when he seems most kind js on >t to be suspected. ? Spanish. TIm? nn?n who thinks lie knows will ;n t l'o m> tar as the one who knows lie knows. The more time a man puts in try ing to !_'i't even, the less chance he has < ? I ?!' iii 11^ s?o. We I <now of no other medicine which has been s<'> suc cessful in relieving the suffering of woincn, or secured so many genuine testim ?nials, as has Lydia K. 1 'i:: kham's Vegetable Compoiuvl. In almost everv co-nmun'.tv vou will find women who have restored l- < 1 . ?. ? a *: i "n bv Lvdia 1.. Ihnkham's Veg etable t nmpound. Ai:n> st ?werv woman \ on nia't has either been beiv iitc! 1>\ it, or k t i '-as some one who has. In the Pinkham Lal>vratoi\ at I.vnn. Mass., are files con taining over one mil'ti. n one 1 v. : ed thousand letters from women seeking healtn. m wiv.eh m.my openlv state over their ow n signatures \ur.: thev ha\ e regained their health by taking l.ydia K. Ihuk: /s \\ v :.io:e t \ -inpound. Lydia I"".. I'inkham's WgetJ'e L? impound has saved many women from surgical operations. Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound is made ex clusively from roots an 1 herbs. and is p.rfectlv harmless. Tiie reason why it is s > sneCesMul is because it contains ingredients which act clirect'v upon the ??female organism, restoring it to health v and norma! activitv. Thousands of unsolicited and gemtine testimonials such as the following prove the einciency of this simple remedy. M innr.'i pajis, Minn. : ? *? I was a great sufferer from femal? tronblts whtcli cati-x"! a wonkness and tirdken <1 ? ? w :i eomlition of th?- svs("?ir I ica<l .so iiiucti ol' what l.vdlii li, I'inkliam'.s Tccoiablo (Joiupound had (tone for otl?'r suffering women, 1 felt Hurt; it would help me, and I matt muv it ?1 i?l help me wonder fully. Within three months 1 was a perfectly well woman. 44 1 want this letter made public to show the benefit* to h? dorivo<l from Lydia E. Pinkham'* Vegetable Compound."? Mrs. Jot) it Ct. Moldan, li 1 1 Second St. North, Minneapolis, Minn. . Women who are suffering from those distressing ills peculiar to their sex should not lose sight of these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable JaTwji Compound to restore their health. . ? ? ? THE WORK OF C0NUHE8S Summary of Important Procoedinji Enacted Trom Day to Day. The Indian appropriation bill ofl almost the entire time of the Senate Kitfiinlny a ml wiih passed with npproprial iom> aggrt gat in>r over 000,000, Of this amount about Jjsl, 500,000 was added to tin* bill by Sen ate nmeiiduicniw. Two more of the nu una I supply lulls, il.c < 1 1 j ? loin a 1 io r.ini consular ami the mailt inry academy measure#. wore pa> scd by I be Uor.se o| ltopr*tfo|)ta live* Saturday in a comparatively brief lime. !?"??.* ; wo hours ami a hylf Monday ? In* Srnat" il 1 .-u-ussi d t'" postal sav i ? i V ?> bank proposal bu: an attempt to iea?b an M,y m i 'ii.oii I an to a day for voting on 'If i). ra.su ro . t hat Senator ''aii<T, <>f Montana, h urging, failed. I lie i* adii.u bv Senator Mej.fiurill ? I \Vashiiigt< n 's farewell adores# mi-aimed the Jii?t lour of the sea don. Senator Aldinli obtained the "/ UKi rit of t lie S<imt<> to a resolution fontijiuiug tin' ftriii hi it t eos of tin.' ' i naio a.-: they iiu.w until their / in ? i -r.soi s are elio-i n in tliv next reg id ir seKsiou. I'be agricultural appropriation bill taken Up. 'I'be S'li.i'.e adjourned it ( : In p. m. A M<) .lid speech bv Mr. Kailiey, of ill ois, reiterating bis former state 'ii. nl-. < oneVrniii'. f In* Panama canal, in. I a bitter arraignment of Mr. Krincv bv Mr Hurion, of Ohio, fur ?ii'die.1 the piineijial ii: :'b ' in the Mouse of Represent m i\ .: x Monday. \ft< T the ll.ir.ois i. embei had spoken for iim hour in further denuueiat ion ? I' William Nelson (Yomweil, Mr. Ibiiion took the lloor to make reply. Me vigorously defended Mr. Croill Well, ( 'harles I'. 'fal l. President -elect Pa ft and others whom Mr. b'ainey on t former oeeasion had made objects )f his attilek. Mr. Hainey, lie said, -ad furnished no pi oofs of wrong- (lo ng in connection with the? piirehase if (lie Panama canal franchise, but .iislead bad eunjuiud up wrongs and ?nittritfsed I briii with .slander and falsehood, thereby placing himself on \ l?*vei .with "the scurvy politician.'' Mr. I.ovcring, of Massachusetts, mined in Die discussion and insisted thai Mr Wainev had proven nothing. The incident was closed bv a.deela alion by Mr. t'ockran. of New York, lint pel sous uhoHt4- reputations were tltaeked in the House should have an ? pporl unity to defend themselves in he same place. Kollowing i lie sending of the army uid Indian appropriation bills to con ference. consideration of 'lie sundry ?ivil appropriation bill was resumed, iml i! wns pending when the House it (>:112 p. n\ adjourned. 'I'be President is authorized to ap* mint a court of in piiry to determine he .|ualili<'at ions for re-enlistment of Uncharged soldiers of the Twenty i fth 1 1 ."_'i n.ent w ho w ere accused of dn.o'ing up I 'row nsvi lie, Tex.. on he night of August l.'tth-l-tf h. l!)00. The Ablrich hill for this purpose was lasted in the Senate by n vote of 0(? 'o 'Jfi. The 'Senate nbo passed tin' fortifi ?ations bill with appropriations ag gregating ssi..'!'_,o. 1 1 1 and the diplo matic and consular bill, carrying $.'b 1 tti.'l^ti of appropriations. A ppropnnt ion h;||s mainly occu pied the I louse Tuesday, 'l'he sundry ?ivil hill u;ih cinis.ct'-i t (I hut proirress j i t } i it w a^ -low. The f ? ? r t ilieat iorts. It u'i?!iiti ve. executive and judicial, 1 i i >1 < >tt in t ie :i n < 1 c(ips;i!nr ami postof tice appropriation hills were sent to :*? ? ?i I'erence. Mr. Clarke, <>f Klorida, unsuccess fully attempted !?> *?>?'uro an investi gation hv t he commit t cm the judi riar\ into t h ?' writing of the recent let tor hv Secretary ? > t' State Hneon npfhitri/inc to? Mr. WaineyV* remarks nva : <1 in1; T ' i 1 im 1 1 < >hnl<lia. of Pan ama. Mr. t'bv! *?'?< o'viect brimr to as u.i.. is.) \\ |<? .?|i:s wppssodiui saijuui > i.n:.i.| ju.is mi p-ijiip tp put: 'IIIK.lT! .loj s p. I l!pU 1! 1- \l( ?'l UtJljnpjK -ii...' -till .I.'puii -- t.Lriii.. I p> iqhu <?m 1 1 1 71 1 ? ? l V- p..--l. >x|p <|UOX j'? "j.mjuih ??'1\ *.\N|>St>up?\\^ u-.i--.is .t.iiiii.t .?n i ?.||i:.mp>m.i?1 Jl'.n.mp <? j I in hoi isip ,i..pi;n su.u ip?j uojjuj.ido.u.u'.u [?*jiujn.?i.i~>u ?'M.L \l-l:ojI .Mjl p> ? l4VtpAl.nl O'JJ p> tsntp: u>: p iM.-Mh'.t .vuiut}} ? .j . 1. 1 u .i-i >; ?>( -f ,:t? >rj| .1 J| unu.tOJ gram at (it- prices to which it i-' r.-?i!l\ erit it led. With it- war paint on, tin House hVpii -ftit.-iMvt x W ed t* c^'i a v h\' -w ' < pine :i a . rit :? v mans timrs iie i the Senate h\ rejcctim: its a::,, iidMirnt- 'i 1 I.-l.':- hit 1 ve appro pnai ? i! h : , I | >1.1,1.1; i'ur salary 111 i'I'i'Ii.m - 1 . r the I'll -nit nt. thf Speak 'i. '(it uiduiar\ a:;.: t?>r the erratum ? '!' . *' 1. ?? - >?t' I'nd.-r Se.-r.taiv n r * . 1 l*?>?:rt!i A -> st a n ! Seeietar\ ?>(' S'ate l'aitv line- w i' re obliterated co!i: pl-i. In It w a ujilar ? ? I ? I day in the \\!:.r>' ?^att't\ an. I <1 n vnl v otht t for hm 1 j Uniform ChiH Labor Laws Desired For South. 1'nti;: lit. '. I. a.. Spiral Tin* call of San. It is. of I.oni^i ana. tor a >"ii!in 11. Statis child la bor et i. fctet.ce. t?- he l.eld in New Orleans Mart-is "JMtli, Ho; Is an<l Mist hns hi o'i_?ht favorable ropinscv trotn the ' ittv.'i r.ors ot' l\fi:tnekv. Teniu'S (?oe. M n> v^ipp, ti ?{ N.-rtli Carolina who hri\. t't rw artlf.l a list of rlele cr.i'.- appoinietl Ity tin 111 to attend. Papers For Seminole Men. ( t.Ina.hia, S. Special. ? Sheriff W. 11 t'olcman left Monday for Nashville. Tenn., tt? s?-rv?? reipnsititin papers on the (iovernor of Tennes see for John V. linrlington, eh aiding the latter with obtaining mojiev un der false, pretenses. Requisition pa pers ore also issued for John Y. Gar lineton, M. J. Jeans and J. S. Yonnp, char>;inK conspiracy to defraud. Young and Jeans have not been ar rested. John Y. Gnrlinjrton was pres ident of the Seminole Securities Com pany. ?-* ?- . 6TAf? or Ohio, City or Tol*ik>, I M_ Lvca* County, |* Kva.xk J. CliKXKV make* oath that he U tf?iur partner of the Hrm of F. : J.Ciuhky A Co., doiui; buft*u<M in the Oily of YqMo. County and .State afore?aj< 1, and that aaid llrn? Will pay theaum of OAK HUJNOMKU ool. I.AHH for each and ?v?ry ca?? of i'ATAHKH that eannot he Cured by the uae of CAtAMHH KftA.N'K J. I'MKKWV. bwoin to before rre and ?ub?cril>od in my pr?*euc!v, tl:ia o?h day g/ J)r<euil>er, A. I)., WW A. \V. (jf.KAMOl*. (okai^) Notary I'ubUe. flail'* Catarrh Our* i? token internally, and act* directly on the blood nnd WUCou> ?ur fm >M of tl>" eyateiu. bend for t?<Uu>o?inI#, free. K J. CHK^fcY 4 CO,, i'oJ?do, 0, ,T"M by ill Drugptttf, 70c. Hall* Family I'ilU a*$ tbr IhmI, J I' 1) litfl II ix ill (III* <!< :i 't ,j<>l;r wi(h 1 1 1 in about the odor if you mi oi\|<T. Mom ju'oplc lal.c I heir I * 1 1 s i ni'hs s<?iiou?l>. To Ci rc Hinj{ V/crmi and Skin Diseases. VnriiVltle. s July 17. 1 90S. Mr J. T Shu J<tr.liw?, S.ivannun. (hi. In, ???.?' Mr My wife wat'd y <ur Twtturlne. for I'.ing wui in. nl'u tinea It In Ur family* for -ill kind of i><lrt <5i*ou?nH. 'and I !('?<>"< H a. mediclm*. There I ? no |tl|l o l{. irtiet Ifwlly, I,. It. Dowllnif. 'Cotter In? ?cur'-* Ko*?mi, Totter, Itln* Worm. Onjund It' h, fo iling Pitas, In* fnrit'r* Son- Head. l'lm;>JoA, jToIIn, lUmrfh K< uiy I'nt' Vk-m on tin* Knee, OltJ Itching Soma, I mlru if Ciinlft'rwl Hralp. Ilmi l??n?, f *oi i ? ?*.' OlillMalna and ?vei> formMPf ?Sk'n J >lHoi??e. T?tt?rlnn ftO< ? ; Tetterlne . ' . i j , 2fui You, druK/fint. ?' t t>y mall from Mr- mnmifH' tiirori Th* fihnptrlne Co., 8|v<Hiit9li, i la Till' ti;;:ii who is witling, to In; ct>? vjv.rcil, 1 1 - 1 1 ; !!y is < ,f; nc-'k1 |)oi-?n'l nnount to much, but iiiiul.t. diMij..- tl.l.- You* vp no idea iiov. ';?!?. !: J \ i llH li.' Ilalnl.llrt Wizard WilJ lu)<ri< ('? t lit' t-ords and make you coniloM.it'!'* i i; the bt'sl sauce.? Dutch. IJrcokl; X. Y. A ! !;vr:: 'ho (jftrtiol l Tea Co. as above ?a' >? / ^riliiiK for lice Kiitiipl.vi of (iarheld I,. inn* reini'ilv lor cori-.t iput ion. lb- who hns all hi' wants, iias more tl n In* ihmkIk. I'IIch CurtKl In <1 to 14 I lay*. fn/o Ointment im guaranteed to cur? any . ii'pol llihiuu, blind, bleeding or 4'rotrudinj 1'itee in 6 to 14 day? or uioney refunded. flOc. fCi ossified Advertisements HA I.KHHt'V \VA\TRII WAN1 Kl) Afllw1. i ncry. llo iiumi to nijiwmii ut. ITfintBti. p po>ltl"n?. Mmtirr* nmkr hlir mnnry. ? ukI> wii kly iiiIvuiuhh ("<ini plrtr i.ulfli frn? Write ln.iji)'<lli\t>- y for our i|I>it>.| off?*r W.T. ICOOI) <t CO. oj.l) poM.NION NL'HSKItlK.S. Mentl 'it till* I'MiHtr. Hit II Mux i>, v a. This Lady Says 4<I am your friend," writes Miss W. M. Wiesman, of Dorsey, 111., * 'and send you my thanks, for what Cardui has done for me. My health was bad for two years. I suffered dreadful pain in my left side and headache and fainting spells every month. Since I have used Cardui, I am on the road to Weliville and 1 cannot say enough in favor of Cardui." This famous medicine grows more popular every year, and when you have tried it, you will under stand why its sales are constantly increasing. TAKE G II 145 It Will Help You Cardui is a good medicine ? for women. It does the work. It is pleasant and harmless to take and seems to go to the sick spot and coax it back to health. Headache, backache, eidoachey ? hundreds of other symptoms of fe male trouble ? have all been driven away by the use of Cardui. Try it. Want a Telephone ? This Book Sent Free If you do you can get it. If you are anxious to get into closer touch with your friends, with the family doctor, with the store, with the post office, or with the cotton buyer, you can do it with a telephone at hand. If you want to make the farm a more livable place, if you want to protect your home, you can do it by installing a telephone. If you will cut out this advertisement, write your name and address on the margin and mail it to-day to our nearest house, we will send you at once a copy of our Free Bulletin No. 101 on ??How to Build Rural Telephone Lines" This Bulletin explains clearly how a rural telephone system is built and operated, and it also contains full informatioiras to costs. In a Farmer's Mutual Company a few day's labor and n cash Investment of about $25. per subscriber, will purchase all material and build an absolutely standard system. A Rural Telephone is an investment, not an expense. The v telephone which enables you to sell ten bales of cotton at cent per pound more than the traveling buyer offers J'ou, has paid for its: en tire cost. If you have some hay down all ready to go in, it is worth something to have a telephone with which to call on Neighbor Smith "for a lift" before the storm breaks. The Rural Telephone pays for itself each year and we have brought the initial cost within the reach of every farmer. Present prices are especially favorable and thousands of Farmers' Mutual Com panies arc now organizing so as to build their lines this Spring. Write us to-day. WESTERN M GOM?mNV Southern Olllces Atlanta Kansas Cily Cincinnati Portsmouth Pallas Saint Ixiuis Indianapolis Savannah The world's oldest and largest tele phone manufacturer. There are over 4 ,ooo;ooo Western K.'ectric Telephones Id use in the United Slates to-day. Rural Telephones a specially Northern and Western Offices Hoston Chicago T>enver l.os Angeles New York Omnha Philadelphia Pitisbuxg Satm Paul Salt I.ake City San Francisco Seattle PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Color moru ico<"ts brighter ?u<l faster colors maii an/ otho. ilvu. One 1'Jc. puokase colors .-ill tlbori. They dye In coM water batter than an* othor dyo. You oan ilyu any jcttrineui without ripping apart. Wf u. lor free boofclot? 3o\r to Dyo. Lileaoti ami Mix Colors. MO.'I IU)K DUUi' ^O., Qutnoy. Illinois. There are more fortunes made than aro enjoyed. Only One "Hronio Quinine" I'hat in Laxutive Uroiuo Quinine. Ix>ok tor the signature of E. W. Grove. I'aed the World over to v>ure * Cold in One Day. l3o. The faith that pays is the faith that stays. For CUM)8 nnd GRIP. Hick's Capcdikb la the t>eat rfmwlr relleves the aching and feverlahness? curM the Cold and restore normal condition*. It's lluuld? effects Immediately. ltc., 26c. and 50c., at drug store*. l'ay as von go if you want to be welcomed back. A rou'estic Kyc flcniMly Co*ni>oundod ly Experienced Physician# Conforms to Pure Food nnd Drills I^nwa. Wins Friends Wherever I Ved. Auk Drug for Murine F.vi? Remedy. Try Murine. A man's vices pet more free ad vertising than liis virtues. Mrs. Winslow's Sootiunj? J<yn?|> ior Children teething, soften* (begums, ret i u com li.llamin ?? lou. alla> a iwiu.curcii \viu<l tolic. 25e a bottle In-order to make trouble for other peojde. } on have also to make it for oursclf. Itch cured in 3' mtniMe* l>y Wootford'a SAnitary J.otmn S>vcr fvl< A t druturiuta. Only the pauper eon afford to risk nil he has upon a single venture. MI ST HKMKVK IT. . Kvery Header Will Concede tlie Truth of This Statement. One who suffers with backache or any form of kidney trouble wants a cure, not merely tem porary benefit. lle*r. Maxwell S. Rowland, of Toms Ulver, N. J., makes a statement In this connection that la worth attention. Says he: "1 was sud denly takon with nn attack "of kidney trouble, had: severe pains In my back and loins and was generally run down. Doctor* were not helping me, bo I be gan using I)oan'R Kidney Pills. They brought me prompt relief, and as I continued tak ing them the palna In^my back disap peared and the kidneys were restored to normal condition." Sold by all dealer*. 50 cents a bos. l*oater-XllbQrn Co.. Buffalo. N. T. * CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE. We are situated on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad main line with four expresses daily. Any one buying cabbage plants from us will have one day's advantage over the Meg gett and Young's Island territory, as they have only one ex press a day. Our plants are frost proof and will stand any climate. Lots 1,000 to 5,000 $1.25 per thousand. Lots of 6,000 to 20,000 90c per thousand. Varieties: Charleston Wakefield, Early Jersey Wakeffeld and Flat Dutch. Satisfaction and count guaranteed. Always send cash with order. Give us an order and see for yourself. GREEN POND PLANT COMPANY, GREEN POND, SOt'TH CAROLINA, i l>rl U? irnil von F K K K a AO-Onnt Uox of VITA HAX.V. m (!???? itnifiit Tni' rrmule Dtarii*ei. VFrll* now. KDW IN MK1USH Co., Dcpla. UBThoiT Mich I A DIES L Tr.?l Nothing New or Mysterioua. "ASK YOUR ORAIND ftlOTHER." For suin f generatloni i)w?? n?4 Mam r*oofnlu<1 a* ft wonderful remedial medlar* lc treating fttul eurlug I'ntumonlt. Grippe, Rheumatism and Neuralgia. KICK'S OOG.Hl QREASK LINIMENT 1* mad* from pure ?oo ?? (rreate. with other valuable e u r M I T ? Ingre dient* added Try It P>?-Al all Dr*|(leti and l>faleri-*S?. 9003E GREASE COMPANY, PILES Harnpf* IrMlmtnt , Rr.n ("no** Tito and KUtula Cu't and Book wnt \,f mail | pre v ??e*CO OFP T R A MINNF A POL ? *5 Keep It on Hand! CABBAGE PLANTS 1.000 to 4,000 at $125 per 1.000 : 5.000 to 10.000 at tl.OOper 1.000: 10.0UU.to 50.000 at 75c per fl OW. Having reduced the prices have <I00I<I0<I not to do any C\ O. P. business. b.i t ask that money accompany all or<le?\s. as a few lot* of plants uncalled for tak s up all tho profits. Correspondence solicited. Satisfaction miar antccd. Addrosa B. L. COX , Box O, - ETHEL, S.C. E WANT AGENTS to >ell our new and valuable t><x>k entitled Italy Earthquake Horrors We pay a tf<xxl liberal commission. Send ten cents for agents out tit and becln work at one*. C. H. Robinson Co. No. 300 N. Trjron St. CIIAllLOTTK, N. C. THE LEXINGTON HOTEL RICHMOND. VIHU1NI A. FOR LITTLE FAT FOLKS Most grateful and comforting is a warm bath with Cuticura Soap ami gentle anointings with Cuti cura. This pure, sweet, econom ical treatment brings immediate relief and refreshing sleep to skin tortured and disfigured lfttlc ones and rest to tired, fretted mothers. For eczemas, rashes, itchings, irritations and chafings, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are worth their weight in gold. Bold throughout tho world I>cpot?: I?ndon, 97. CharlerJMUie Sq : rnnn ft, Mti? ?J? 4a PaJa; AuMnu tla. It. Town* At On., Hydney. India, II I(, P?tiL Calcutta; china, Hook Komk l)ru? Co.: Japan. Mantra. I.td , Toklo: ItilMl.v yrrrtltx, Moscow! fio Afrlra, I.ennon. l td , Cape Town, etc.; U.B.AJ )Pott?r Drug 4 Che in. Corp., Bole I'rope.. Iioetoa Tho Roason I Mako arnf Sell More Men's $3.QO &o $3.60 Shoes Thr.n Any Other Manufacturer U bee auM I glre the v?rir tb? teneSt of the moat j comp'.tU organization of trained expert* and (killed t ? hoemakere Id the country The (election of the leathere for each part of th* tho*, and erery detail of the making In tvry d<p?rrtmrnt, U looked after by the belt ihoeroaken In the ahoe kndtutrjr. If I could (now y ou how carefully W L. Douilae are made, you would then unde.-ltand why theyhol4 UmII ahape, &t better, and wear longer than any oU.?r mitlTj. Method of Tanning t he $nlea makes them IfffK I flexible and Longer Wearing than any othcrt. |JL Hhnu for K.n-ry IMrmhi4 nf the* I'limlllii Mi'ii, Hoy a, W omc it < .M l?a?*? n ml ('lilldl,ci|W For ?al? ><y alio*- dealers f?pry>eliere. PAIITinW I Xo,"> ???'?>?'? without \V. L. DoofUff UnUllUn ? nana- tvnl 1 rire stumped on bottowS fut Color Eyeleti Uied Excludvely. Catalog mallad fNl.B W. L. DOtULAS, 1 67 Spark St., Brockton, Mat*.' \ POTATOES \?S5 Per Stlwr's cutnloK, pact' 129. l<arKe?t Browpr* <>( m ??<! potatoes nnil t orljr vegetable* In tli?- world. niK <\nt?l<>2 free; or. twurt 1 6c. In ?tftiniw ami receive rutaloff and xxn kumols pooh >>f onumn, carrots, <^)err. i raillahe?, 1SCV rut*l>a?i\, turnip*. )U> parnioy, 1 <10 tomatoex, I'M melons, leOU oliarmln^ Aownr k-v.W, In nil lll.i'O) ke/Mld^ eftollj- worth 51. 00 i f any man'* inou?y. rur. aond 'iOr . ami wo ivlil Dtii' package of EArllcmt o'J)%y HwtMit Corn. SALZER SEED CO.. Box A C . la Crone, Wis. XANTHINE hair Kestores Gray 11 sir to Natural Color, R*? uiotm Dandruff and Scurf IiiTl*orat?? im prevents the Hair from falling off For lUI by Richmond. Lynchburgr. Va? and Haiti monk Md . DrutrUta or sont direct by XANTHINE COMPANY. RICHMOND, VA 01 par battle, ftampla boltl* ISc by xatl, Cirrulan Srnl on HrquMl TOOLE cos Hf Gilnued on Frltate Oln. 5 Bushels at $1.00 per bushel; 1 0 Bush el* at 90c per bushel; 20 Bushels, at 80c per bushel, f. o. b., L&nglcy, S. C. W. H. FRANKLIN, Augusta, Ga., R. 4* Srs Thompson's Eye Water SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA. BA. "So. 10- '09. WE SHIP BEST QUALITY field! AND GARDEN SEEDS DIRECT TO| FARMERS AT LOWEST WHOLM SALE TRICES. WE SELL CLOVERS. GRASSES*' SEED OATS, SEED CORN. CANE 1 SEED, MILLET, (,(J\V l'EAS. SOJA*| BEANS, PEANUTS, SEED POTA TOES, CABBAGE PLANTS, PoTAM ?*nd TOMATO SLIPS, ONION SET 8, GARDEN BEANS. GARDEN PEASJ ALL KINDS GARDEN. FIELD AN1 FLOWER SEEDS. LAND PLASTEl AND FERTILIZERS. WRITE Uf FOR PRICES AND SAMPLES. STATE WHAT YOU WANT. NASHVILLE SEED Coi 21S Second Avenue, North, JfashvtlU, T enn . JOHN WHITE & CO. touitviuut, RV. NTUtWiK IHI ?)?w? market prtc* paM S-FURS nm