The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 04, 1909, Image 4
All Who
Would Enjoy
goo<l health, with ita Meanings, must un
derstand, quito clearly, that it involve* tho
aucetion <>f right Li ving with &Ulh^ term
implies. .With proper knowledge of what
in Ix at, each hour of rucrcation, of enjoy*
?ment, of contemplation and of effort may
bo made to contribute to living aright,
^fl fieri the uae of medicine* may Lkj dis
pensed with to advantage, hut und?r or
dinary .conditions in many instances a
aimple, wholesome romedy may I*' invalu
able J I tukfii at tho proper time and tho
California 1 i< Syrup Co. holds that it is
idikn important to pit-cent tlx- mbject
? truthfully an ' to supply tho one j*-rf?<:t
laxative to those de (tiring it.
Conjie/jufitly, the Company's 8yrup of
Fig* and J li\ir <>( flenna give# general
?attraction. To get jt* beneficial effect#
|>uy the genuine, manufactured by tho
""^Wlifornia Fin Syrup Co. only, and for ?alo
by all leading drug^iiits.
OLA8B1FIED A D VE R T 1 8EM C N T8i
rfU.A<'Hhl<i? Writ*- for fjrop l>oOkli't,"A I'lun"
4 sliowlnrf how vvc hflp you mvuio a Indur
IamIUoii. 'J IioumumI* fJtrt lU nt v?<'#ntii'? oimmi
I'uVJiirf CM) i i.'n> monthly. H'-ttoolii HU|ft?ll< d wllh
trochfrs ? mr* iht? lar^r-a Huiithcrn
hi/i i ii J r. At i!K>?3' A(iKm v. (.'olutnlila.S C'.
tmn *m i a. ? i u
!?or <:ol-,l?S an ?1
1 1 low# ( ah i>i n B U tlm Wit remedy?
UlN-v is tin B' litnif #ixl f ?? v cnr??
th< ' ol<l n ->Ioh ?> normal oo/xllUon# li'j
(Jijiiiil i tl< i 'i* iiiiim dUuiy. 10c.. it?> c. aud
|0c., fctdri/tf ?ture?
A Mysttiy to Father.
"So vwili I litis fJOlM' lo
KumiM! t\ !'!??? j ail ?" "Ya-a-," i!n?\\l
<?(1 I' ani it 1 1 ii y si*4m| ; ''hlic's Ix't'n
da (Ty I' ifu i vLi sinti' sjj(> Kit bkulf.
'I fi< -('? hr.M' !? - . V; ;? !(,? Uiil colK'^i'S i.|?\\V
j. tut nl< a> i!ii< vv w.miuu Is lu'.u*!-. 1 1 t-f
luuw mi' Hit' i:??Vrr . r-Mlhl oat<* 'l:ite
why slic Wit-? s.j -'?! t' :b? 1' Viil'l tip.
Sl<- <!?'!! 't Kli'<\V ;v si.'ll I lllir, ' M HIIC'
l ">
<1rp(*:i(ls i.5i \vi, ..;i.: r hi a rn is ill
mil' l;r:u '? .
Kidney
Ailment
I \v n n t f-vi-ry wl.u 8MfT i'ih witti
?i y fwm of K t. 'V "i r: vi i ii > <? r
bu?v -uwiiiy r?"in-IU? ? t-iu . ir > >? trlfl. r.o
innui-r 1 n ? w lunny i!ot*l rr tlvrv lia' o ??nil
milted. pii ii: i tJ 'T h )* h i I ? '?'< 4 tin <";!?<?. to
kI\o Mis'iviiIi'm K! 'i't r a trlnl.
\'>u v !i 1 lie ?!*(? ? !-' !. w
It relieves ; '! I 'V: : III !!.<' Kvk l?:ltll
mill l'r<. Ins <-?) .rn-il I y I! - hi-'i-'-jn. Y"'l
will to > '?i ! -rf 2i> I ' i sis liow (jtjl. W'.y
it i 1 1.?? n- ??(,.!, _? i', (-it. foot uiui
:i !:v i | - I !'?.? i ir, nft'-f
t k ??? if ii few ??"<??? <.f ?!l)l I ?".i.h-Ij- V.,H
will l.i' < I ? II '<? | i.> h- " ' 1 .? ..ir foftini
ItiJJ ?* V. ,| f. t 1 I' ll.! of
i K ? ?r "'l I !<? )"vr If v 'ir I r ! n?? Ii
till k ?. r i'.III. . H' : ! ' . p i .. ( ? ?! If
li ?'.?! tut! 4 . ..'.i ,?r i,r i t If It lj
tilfflily . I ? i'.i ,.<T mii'-!!,
If ymi tiu. f r ;iwnl \ v .y'iTT |it
?lM III 'il!'i< ?[???i ..if. 1. nr'l! 'ill Fyinp*
toisi-i :i : > ; I r Wi- I.. " i.yi. fill 4 f.'
)>?? riir?"l l.ifrr Ki'r| ih UMi.-j rl!tl.i!lt$
tliufi >i ' ! th" K!)ri'. i j i <?< 1 1 < : 1 ? . i ?>; tVt liave
tn-i-fi cni|:ri 1 1 :?<!?-. I 1 ? r ? ? f ? Mi: (iron I o
IIi'vom tlmt flio firi|l'l<> ?l>?nt!i r :i ? ? ? from
H I I i: h I ' r< | .U..I U.. Hilt I ? t it t I ??-? !m ulllirr.
i- h.tv i 1 jrri r.-Mv r<- '.'i ? -M l-y till#
ri'iiw'1 v
? ??? ? ? t - <? t.? y 'itr (li iv'iflK' fi ful pn r i- 1: a -.ft
b ..f \|m. v .i.-? Ki.Sru'T rriiu'tlr If
It fills ? . f. ? . 'i I ? 1 ;i nfiind
your in-'Tii'v M'n.v. i,
I rr sn!f ! y nil >lrv ?j.'ls'ft. PH'O 2*io.
Mir.
?1 uf
W <>Nl>riU I I m:si l.T.
(it'ftvrj mill ivi(lnt')' Trouble of VfHi'81
? titi:<]ii)i< Cured.
Thoi -'^ro 'ptt. H F. D , No. 8,
)Ei ?> ' '?') a! I . ?? !'iri;o property ownor,
rdj's: ' B!x }?arg arcJ
a pain In tho hack
! m r> ? t toppled mo
of?;. My back aot
v. uit and nohcij
iv.oat of the t'mw.
P"-5:rncnt In th<j
urlno changed to
Rr:??.., RiaUiR nnd
tl'.i n grave 1 bcKtin to
rauFc tor r Side painful attack.!. I lost'
?*> pounds, n:ul as specialists did not
Ir-lp mo I fcjvw d'-spondent. I
th'.;;'t" I wnuM try Poati'a Kidney
l.T.'.a, and u::': t t; :osh ray d-ll^ht at j
finding h ?? l j>? -?1 ir.*v ,1 kept ?n
until t r < > ? : 1 . j. was n- ?:??*. and
though 7 :?> y \i;a <i| ; | f. cl strung "
Poll! b> ;i!' S- '.i ???. f. ?> r? ?!_)_' ?? a bTfx,
roc't v.rr r n?iffalo."K. Y.
No mar. co'.j <.:Y. . ?.! .? which
)u> ought not to ?!??.
If n "? ?? i ? m.1 ?!?????.??> j
ITCH CURED ?^5oA^:r,V" !
DR. DAMD'S SANMIVF WASH ;
t?<0() to O'li ?? njiy ( ftst- of Hoh In l.slf 1 our it
until tu-tordir.K iu ilin v.tcm* r-how ml* i ?-r
?oru liRrliu' I'.oh. If vour dug h?* ?K <')"*? ar
JtUn?ro !>av1d'? Sunrtivo WohIi will nrc h! .n
aioiiCf. Pili'i' !*v & Moult* li ojiinot t-'i* n'.ut'.t \l.
l'ull* t'rnl at j our iiop.u^t cvincs* iftKo 1:v+
Upon reot-'.pt of T5 o?'i>ts.
Om rut ?!' Minor Drill t'?, 1( t ch mo nil, An
THE LEXINGTON HOTEL
KICIIMONH, \ IKNINIA.
RtCNMON& VA.
OSoso to C;? Depot*. Po*?t Offlcn, Capitol <
?-quar*?, Wholesale and Kctall ??cttoni <
EVER Y THIN Q FIRST-CLASS <
Hates reasonable i
ROSY CHEEKED CHILDREN
lb4WI>T. K,?ol?r t,?n t)
lniur? h??lik. Y ?? t?in l?(lr?lhtm
Out<H on. Ml ? lk? VMI Mlh*rll?,
bo i atitr. Tk?r I
PALATAL OASTON OIL
MM*, *M?LL?. T??TI. COOD
Ch*u?rkm Lick Thc Spoon
IM All PifmmTi. ?? ?> Mail
Mtm 4 MVTN amitK MIKTS
MMUY OttM CI.. COLttNSiA. IJL
INNER? WASHER
t>. lurutMl It it ?n(HMt4
HlM. nrt to *ltW tiMdtf.
ii muit. BAUMiTUAS
IT CURED A 73-YEAR CASE OF ECZEMA
PanviHe, P?.
I hare had an aggravated caae of Ke/ema
for over twentytiva year*. My hand* were
unsightly a great |<art of that long period.
I Imvf uacd seven OOc?ut bolt It# and one
jar of Hancock's Ktilphur Compound Onit
1 1 tent T foet aa though I had a brand now
pair of hand*. My caac hoe l>**n such ap
aggravated one*. It ha* cunrd me, and I kin
certain it will cure anyone if they persist
in lining Hancock'* Hulphur < 'ompoimd uo
cording t<i direction*. fieri. mi KiKJAn.
Cures Rczema and nil ordiivity akin
trouble*). Make* the akin aoft and im
proves the complexion Vour druggist sella
it. Write Hancock l,i<pud tiiilplmr Co.,
It.ilt lutore, Md., for booklet.
"LINEB TO A SKELETON."
Heboid Ibis in i ii ! 'Two# a xkull
< )!)<?<? of ethereal Kpirit full.
Thin ijoitow cell whh IiIV'h rHmit,
?This spin e wan thought '.s in y ^t ?? i i?ui<
seat. '
What hcauteoua viHioriN lilU-d thin
gpot |
What dreams of | >I?*iikii r<< long forgot !
Nor hope, nor joy, nor love, near l'oar.
1 1 i h loll oiid Iiuk- of blood hore I
"Beneath thin mouldering canopy \
Once fctiono the bright and busy eye.
Vet Hlart not at the 'dismal void;
If social love tlint eye employed,
If with no lawless lire* it gleamed,
Ibil through the dew of kindlier
J boomed,
i TImt eye dudl he forever bright,
Wlmii Run and stars arc mud k in
night.
"Within the hollow eavern hung
Tlu? uia<ly, hwil'l and tuneful tongue,
It falsehood 'h honey ?' disclaimed,
And wlwen it could not praiso was
chained ;
If ludd in virtue's ratine it spoke, ?
\ ?? t genUe concord never broke,
That i Ifn t tongue shall plead for
thee
W hen time unveils eternity.
"Say, did these fiugeis delve tlia
mine f
fvr with its envied rubies shine T
To hew ihe roek or wear the gem
('an little now iivail for tliem;
I >ut if the page of truth they sought,
< >r comfort to the mourner brought,
These hands a richer n<eed shall
claim
Than all that wait on wealth or fame, j
Where now n cold nnd crumbling side, !
A hciut once poured its purple tide,
It" sympathy with human woe
Ami charity <unt piled its (low;
If ptirn and J rn?' in every thrill,
We n?v<l not mourn that heart is still,
Touched to a nobler puls?j above,
'Twill ttemble with eternal love.
"Avail it whether bare or shod
Tin se feet the path of dlltv t rod ?
1 1' fiom tin.' halts of easv> they lied
l'n seek ittlliet ion *s liuiifble shed;
If uraiidcur's guilty bribe they
sp m tiled,
And li 'iee to virtue's rot returned,
These fret wftli lintel*' winjjs shall
vie,
A:ui !:.;:d i!" palace of the sky.
7 he President's Cost.
A< t i'i'dnij; to figures. Kivt'r' out in
\V;is!.:!.^:< u, the ( ist of mftint aiuitijr
t! :e I'nsident dupiinr the fiscal years
;un"it;)t^ ti> f2'J9,4.'H), including his
in Mat sal.iry. The, various items
? "??billed in the budget are as follows:
I'residi-nt 's salary $.">0,000
t ietk hire ' 09,920
( 'Mitiii^ent fund .. 2.">.000
President's triivelitif? expenses 25,000
Maiiitenam e White House,
horse--, vehicles, etc 3.r?.000
Whit/- House grounds 4.000
Ki:el 0,000
t are of irreonhouses . . .. .. 9.00O
Krpair i f greenhouses H.OW*
Printing 2.009
Lighting White House grounds MO
Total ? $229,430
The largest itom mentioivul. $09.
920 for clerk hire, include# not onlv
| l ho salaries of Foorotary Loeb nnd
i two assistant*, but thoao of nbout a
I ficoro of clerks, Htenojfrnphori, me?*
! senders, notnp of whom aro 1 olograph
I operators, others of whom nttond to
j telephones connect in# tho Executive
ufflcm with the various tfovcrnmoirta|
departments.
OVKIt THE FENCE
Neighbor Haya Something.
The front yard fence is a famous
council place on pleasant days. May
bo to chat with nome one along the
etreet, or for friendly gossip with
next door neighbor. Sometimes It la
only small talk, but other times
neighbor bus something really good
to offer.
An "old resident of Balrd, Texas,
got some mighty good advice this
way oneo.
Ho eays:
"Drinking coffee left m? nearly
dead with dyspepsia, kidney disease
and bowM trouble, with constant
'.pains In my stomach, back and side,
and bo weak I could scarcely walk."
"One day I was chatting with on#
t of my neighbors about my trouble
and told hor I believed coffee hurt
me. Neighbor said she knew lots of
i people to whom coffee was poison
u/a d sho pleaded with mo to quit It
j and give Postum a trial. 1 -did not
, tako her advice right away, but tried
I a change of climate, which did not do
? me any good. Then 1 dropped coffee
ana iook up POstum.
"My Improvement bogan Immedi
ately an<l I got better orory day I
used Post u in.
"My bowels brcamo regular and In
two weeks all my pains were gone.
Now I am well and strong and can
eat anythlug I want to without dis
tress. All of Ibis Is duo to my hat
ing quit coffee, and to the uso of
Poetum regularly.
"My son, who was troubled with
indigestion, thought that If Postum
helped me so, It might help him.- It
did, too, and he Is now -well aid'
strong again.
" Wo like Postum as wall as we
ever liked the coffee and une it alto
gether in my fatally in place of eoffee
and all keep well." "There's a Rea
son." Read "The Road to Well
?ille," In pkgs.
Em read the above letter? A new
one appear* from time to time. Tbey
are genuine, tree, aad tsU of hsmaa
Wholcmilo i'rlcc* Quoted In Mew York
, MILK.
TW fldW K??h*?kg? f>ric? lot ?tauda?l
quality i? 2%c. per quart,
uutikh.
Creamery ?We* t^n, extra $ 20 (0$ 71
FlraU ... n (<t> 2044
Second* ....... 23 OQ 'il%
State dairy, coiumon to fair 21 (?i) 23
Factory, to hr?t?.. IStyQj? 20
DKAKI.
Marrow. 1909. chuk 31? ?*20
Medium. 10)8, eliolee..... 2 70 (u) 2 72V4
White kidney. 190# 2 115 OH 2 70
Red kidney, lOOif, choice. 2 <0 0b 2 4'J'/4
Yellow eve, 1008, choice,. 3 45 0i> 3 SO
JVa, 1906. choice ? (4 2 7?
Pluck turtle *oup, choice. !M Oi) 2 30
Lima, Cal ,...,.,.3 00 030]
CIIRMR.
State ~Full cream, apecial. J3 OH 13'/^
Small. ,,,, ? (?) |2\4
I *i*rt Kkiiiin, fair togoO*),. "Vi
Full akirna,. 2 2vi
r.tjoa.
,Ter?cy Fancy.. CO On 2fl'4
Stat*? Fair to choice ..... Ofl'.ttSl 21
Western Firwt ? 2.1
KMJITf AM) iikiimii;*? * iiksii.
Apples? Paldwln. per bid,. 5 t*) 04 5 75 ?
P unset, per bbl 4 00 (3} 00
Northern Spy. per hb|... C 00 to 0 00
f ira wherries, per gt., .,,, 5 0. 13
Mu?knielon?, per crate..., 1 00 @ 4 00
IIVE 1'OULTIIY ?
Prollere, per lb.,,,, 28 Oil 82
FowU, per lb 18 0i) 18>,J
Koofter*. per jb lO'.i^ 12
Duck*, per lh . ? Oh 12
(Jeese, per lb 7 Oi) H
Pigeons, per pnir,. .. . 23 (rj 30
PKKSHM) t'OUl.TllY.
Fowls, per lb 12 (<ft JO
(ccks, per lb .... ? On 12
Spring ilii?Kn. I,. I., per lb, 01* 30
Sijuiihir, per dozen. 1 23 @ 3 73
11 a v and an aw.
Ilay~ -Prime, per 1<>0 lb,..,. ? OP 03
K 1 >h . 3 to 1, per 100 lb..,. 75" 0>l 0 2V4
Clover, per 100 lb,., 00 ($ 05
Straw, long rye, per 100' lb. 1 40 (& I <3
iiors.
Slate, 1918, prime to choico 13 II
Medium to (if,. *!.... .... 10 Of) 12
Paejfic Coast, 19W, choice. . ? <?}) 11
Medium to good, 1907.... \ 5 <$ 0
YenrrAHi.r.a.
Potatoes ? Maine, per hag.. ?/.r<0 0% 2 CI
State, per bag .......... I S 25 (?> 2 87
Sweets, per basket....... 75 Oi) 2 12
Tomatoes. per carrier. .. . 1,'K) <?i) 2 75
J'.^g plant, per box... liOO (<i> 2 00
Squash, per hbl llM fay 2 25
Peaa, per basket ? 50 Gi) 2 S*)
Popncru, f?er' carrier. 1 OH 1 75
Cnl>bagex, per crate..' (K) (fi> fO
Stiin? Ix'hhh. pur basket.,. T5 (<< 1 73
Unionn ? N'. t>., pfr bng... .- 1?0> (A 1-10
(?III, yellow, per liag lifO Oi 3 00
_t)ld, io I. r:rr hag ,r?>'> Ov 1 50
Kale, per hbl 25 5<1
AsparaKUx, per do/., bunch?* 50 ? (Vi} 3 50
Peety, per 10') huurhe-t ljtK) 0f> 3 00
t'arro.s, per 10:j bunche*... 1 00 (at ,'t (K)
Spiiwu-h, ]ier bhl 5) (it> 1 00
Parsiripa, per hbl 1 O0 (ft 1 5.)
t.'aulillowor, per dozen.,... 1 ?*) Of* rt O'l
< 'uctimbera, per basket'.... 75 0f> 1 5'i
Radishca, per 10) bunciiej. . 25 (a) 50
Jvctluce, per bhl 1 <K) (2i 2 1*1
Turnips, per Jl)0 huiu-hes.. 25 C") 75
Jtiri?barb, per lOo h\inc!.c^._l <?") 0v 2 no
Parsley, per blj ........ . ... 1 m Cif- 3 no
Sralliona, per 100 bunches.. Oi) 75
Watercress. )00 bunches... 1 ')0 (J?) 2 00
Horseradish, por 101 lb.... 2 tO @4 00
- - (ill A l.X, ETC.
Flour? Winter prtcnts .... 0 ?5 0i 0 ft)
Spring pntcuts ti :55 7 35
Wheat ~ No. 2 red.. ? (it) 1 45
N'o. 1 Noithsrn Duluth.. ? M i 391J
Corn, No. !"2 M
Oats -Mixqtl . ! ? (a) (VI
Clipped \v'iut" ' 01 <n> 7<)
live. No. 2 Weiteru ? (a) t)7
Laid, citr ? ji
1,1 VK blUCK.
Peeve*, city dressed 0 Oi) 10ij
Cftlven? ( '?ty diesse-l. ...... . 0 f.i) ?? 18
Country dresaod 8 Oi) l?Vi
Sheep, per 1(K) lb, 4 5) ( it ) 0 .50
l.anuis. per 100 lb 7 50 f?. 8 IX)
l!i>$;?. 1 i \ e , per 100 lit 0 70 (ti ~ 70
<;()()!) OUTl.OOK FOIi CHOPS.
Larger Corn :md Oats Harvests Make
Up Loss on Wheat.
New York City. ? Reports on the
crop situation Indicate c. very large
increase in tho acreage of corn ami
oata planted, as compared with hint
year. This confirms the predictions
made several weeks ago that the in
crease in these two crops would more
than make good the loss in winter
wheat and cotton. Tho corn crop Is
tho most valuable of all the country's
harvests and furnishes more traffic to
the railroads. Consequently the pros
pect of a largo increaBO in the yield
this year U encouraging to the mana
gers of the railroad# that traverse tho
o?;vU belt. Moreover, tho high price
which the West and South will got
for its wheat anil cotton will more
than offset tho d?cu\iB<3 in tho yield
which la indicated by tho curly spring
estimates. Tho outlook for the farm
er'# prosperity la decldcdly favor
ftbie, and tho mercantile and manu
facturing Industries, ns well na the
raihuftds, will Inevitably get their
shari of It. Tho high point In stocks
and bonds will have been renohed
lontf before the business oxpanslon la
In full swlnz.
* it it it
liutter Prices Declining.
A further drop in prices for butter
took placo as tho result of accumu
lating supplies in the lending mar
kets all over tho country. At this
lower level demand has picked up
considerably and the market Is rea
Bonubly steady at this level.
* * * *
Cut In Refined Sugar Trices.
Tho Federal Sugar Roflnlng Cora
pauy haa announced It would sell re
flnod sugAr on tho basis of 4.76 for
prompt and 4.#0 cents for delayed
shipment, net, less ono pfcr cent, for
cash.
* it it it
Hatching Benson Over.
Shipments of eggs seem large for
tho season, Indicating that the hatch
ing season is over and tho hena back
at egg production.
'
Field Roans Higher.
Some grades of field beans sell
higher this season owing to light re
ceipts- and fairly good demand. For
eign pea beans are in tho heaviest
supply.
* * * *
Storage Under Not Qwote<l.
Sloiage butter Is no lonf^r quoted.
Tho season Is at hand for new stor
age. Fancy dairy butter is in r rath
er unusually firm position, best lots
readily bringing twenty-five cant*.
> ~T<- ~ A W "* /
Sag in Potato Prlccs.
Ths potato market sagged,
holders finding rtNUcutty In getting
prices tfiujitedT A fair range
Is fl.65 to lainS^^lns stock. Rath
er more anxiety to sell seems to pre
vail among holders liv?Nsw York State
and Michigan. Aroostook holders
appear confident, but very little
Maine stock being left unsold.
, * # * *
Iron and Steel Actfre.
The area of Improvement In iron
and steel is rapidly widening, and a
notable event Is the restoration of
iragss by tho Independent producers, |
v\*'\ * -;l|je?t?v'- '
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
The Republican* of the House
M?n<)ay again took mutters into tln?ir
own hands, and with a sudden show
of strength passed the Philippine
tariff bill, the consideration of which
hod been concluded two week* ago,
referred the message of the President
regarding Porto Rican affairs to the
committer OH ways und mean*, and
devoted homo time to tt discussion of
the bill amending the law* of Porto
Rico, ho ii h to di vent fly Legislature
of certain authority by it.
The feature of the day watt a
speech of considerable length by Mr.
Larrinaga, the l'orto Rican comruU
sinner, vigorously oposing the bill af
fecting the islaud represented by hi<?,
and denouncing the esecutivo council
or upper branch of the Legislature of
l'orto Rico.
The bill ??h pending when the
House adjourned until Thursday.
Free lumber waa bonded n knock
out in tho Senate, Mr. MeCumbcr's
umtndment to the tariff bill placing
lumber, a commodity, on the free Hat,
being defeated by a vote of 25 to 60.
The post of minister to China was
tendered to John Hays Hammond by
President Taft during a conference
at the White House and was deJiuiter
ly declined by Mr. Hammond.
Senator Frazier, of Tennessee,
Tuesday received n telegram from
the attorney of Luther Williams, one
of the defendants in tho K, D. John
?M?n lyncliing contempt ease, saying
thai he would voluntarily come to
Washington to receive the sentence of
(be Supreme Court of the United
States, and asking that no effort lie
made to serve the writ of arrest in
Teijuessee. . Mr. Frozier thinks that
h 11 the defendants will pursue that
course and that they will surrender
themselves here, if permitted to do so.
The tie-up on the' Georgia Railroad
because of the striking fircm.m on
that system ndds greater concern l>
officials of the postofflee Department
as each day passes. Tlie only inter
est tiie deportment has in the matter
is the prompt despatch of the mails
along t[)at line, and the inability to
do so occasions considerable anxiety.
Rveryeffort is being made to prompt
ly despatch the mails, when train ser
vice is resumed. Reports nre coining
to- the deportment from business men
and others all along tho Georgia
Railroad, indicating that the lack of
moil facilities is proving o. source of
great inconvenience, not to inenton:
business loss. -
The confirmation of Judge Connor
for the Eastern Circuit to succeed
Judge Purnell in North Carolina took
place Wednesday afternoon.
The council of fine arts, created by
President Roosevelt, nnd which was
to have charge of the beautitlcation of
Washington^ to pass upon t he design.1*
of government buildings, etc., wos
abolished by President Tat't Tuesday
; in an exeetuive order. This action
was required by the luwt sundry civil
i bill, which failed , to appropriate
money for expenses or salaties of any
of the commissions, cfeated by Presi
dent Roosevelt without the consent
of Congress.
President Tat't 's cabinet decided
Friday that the firemen's strike on
the (ieorgia Railroad was serious
, enough to demand immediate adjust
ment and that Chairman Knapj^ of
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and Second Assistant Postmaster
General Stewart should "go at once to
Atlanta. Iioth left Washington Fri
day night.
Sugar and tobacco were disposed
of by the Senate during the consid
eration of the tariff schedules. The
agricultural schedule also wns taken
up. A sharp atta<k by Senator Ra
coh. who charged the reading clork
wiih being in collusion with the Re
publican leaders in an effort to shut
off debate, and a general tariff speech
by Senator Stone were feature* of
the day'# session.
Saturday '* new* events wore eon*
fined nlmoat entirely to tho tariff,
Senator Aldrich denounced as "im?
pertinent" what ho called tho effort
a? tho German government to in.
fluonco American tariff legislation by
.supplying annonymouf information
as to tho wages paid to German work
men.
Some progress was made with tho
tariff bill in the Senate. The duty
on barley was increased from 2."> to
30 (cuts per bushel, nnd nd valorem
duty of 25 per cent on unsweetened
biscuits and 50 yr r cent ad valorom
on sweetened biscuits and other bak.
er articles; an increase in tho duty on
bona from 12 cents per pound n? pro?
vided by the IIouso to 20 cents, ar?
increase from 25 to 45 ccnts nor bush,
el on potatoes; a duty of 25 par cont
#d valorem on oysters in the shell, and
1 cent por pound on. eels ^pr Smelts,
and a reduction in'the dut\' on olives
in packages of more thou flvo gallons
each from 20 to 15 cents per gallon,
were the net results of the day's
work.
Denouncing the pending tariff bill
as giving the manufacturer an undue
advantage over the American work
ingman, Senator Smith, of South
Carolina, unequivocally expressed his
faith in a free trade policy in an ex
tended speech, while tho cotton
schedule wss under consideration in
the bVnnte Monday.
"The whole tendency of this legis
lation has been to cheapen the raw
material and raise the price of the
finished articje^" said Mr. Smith,
thereby giving to the protected
manufacturer a double advantage,
lessening the price of what ho has to
buy and raining the prix* of what he
has to sell. I arri not pleading for, or
shall I vote for protection for the
raw material. !? believe a thing is
worth what^ it wiU bring in the open
market* of the world. What I shall
vote against is the iniquitous and in
defensible system of legislating a
profit by artificial methods. I be
lieve that American skill and tho
wonderful mechanical devices operat
ed by steam, water and electricity.
TORI HIS SKIN OFF IN SHREOS
Mcidag Wh Wm Of
tea ImyvMiblo-^Cvrrd by Cu?
tlcuro lu Tin t o VVrcl*.
"At fint an eruption <4 amall pustule*
fWDMtflteJ oa ray baud*. Tbeae spread
Jeter to other part* of my body, aod ?>>?
itcbiug ?t time* vh intense, so muck ?w
that f literally tore t)ie akiu off in ahreda
in ???ki?* relief. The awful itching inter
fered wiu? my work considerably, and ?!?*?
kept me awake uighte. 1 tried aeveral doc
tons and also used a number of different
ointments uod lotion* but receiv*! prac
tically no bonett. Finally 1 settled down
to tba uw of i'uticura Hoap, Cutieura Oint
rnant and Cutieura Pills, witU the result
that m a few daya all itching had ?S0*?^
and in About tbrca weeks' time all tracea
of my eruption had disappeared, I have
had no tronuU of this kind since, II A.
Krutskoff, 57 U Wnbiish Ave., Chicago, 111.,
November lb and 'M, 1007."
Potter Drug & ('heiu. Corp., Bole Props,
of (?uticuia Uemedies, Unston, Mutts;
Henator Depew'n tariff apeec-h is
what you woul.Kcall a practical joke,
Hough on ttata, uubeutA^ls ex tormina tor.
Hongh on Hen Lice, Nekt Powder, 23c.
Hough on Bedbugs, Powdor or Idq'd, '45q.
1 tough on Flea*, Powdor or Uquid", itte.
ltou'^h on Roauhea, Pow'd, lflc.,L(q'd, 'Mo.
Bougb oo Moth and Ants, Powdor, '<Uo.
1 tough on 8ko?Uns agr*e?ble la tue, 'Mc.
K. 8, Well*. (/*hi?ml?t, J?rwv Oitjr, H. J.
An art roquireg u whole man^
Mra. Winalow's Boosting (lyrup for Children
teething, softens the-giftus, . educe# inflamma
tion, allay a pain/flurew wind colic, tflc. a bottle.
lioout your town, it shows the ri?ht
spiiit in you and helps your toivii.
Over fifty veara of public confidence and
popularity. That is the record of njiulint
Wnwird Oil, the world'? standard remedy
(or Achee and pains. There's u reason and
only one ? merit.
A silver hannqer breaks an iron
door. ? French. '
Praises Tettifftie (Qr^terra,
"Have toon troubled witfi mmiiw on
the faro for nearly two years, and a few
applications of Tetterlne ami the uae of
Te\t*ri?e Hoap has entirely cured ine. 1
cannot cay too' njtv-h for Us pralsp, as tt
bsu> done more th:?n my physician did."
Mra. B. A- Hasklns,
Myrtcke. Mi?m.
Tetterlne euros Kcisoma, Totter, Itlng
Worm, Ground Itch, itching I'ltes. In*
font's Horo Head, Plmpleq, ? Bolls, llo.ig'.i
Scaly Patches on the Face, Old Itching
Bores, Dandruff. Cankered Scalp. Bun
ions. Corns. Chilblains and cverv form ol
Skin Disease. Tetteilne 50c; Tetterlne
Soap 26c. Your drugKlst, or by mall from
tho manufacturer, Tho Khuptrlno Co.,
Savannah, Ga.
Somuliow or other, it id hard to
think of a giraffe as a wild beast.
A Domestic liye Kenicdy
(Jomponnded by Experienced Physicians
Conforms to Pure Pood nnd Drugs I -two
Wine Friends Wherever Used. Ask Drug
gists for Murine Kye itemody. Try Murine
A liftle audacity is an asset; too
mu<)i in n liability. i
ny??ntory^flhol?r.ni> i r l> u ? Cured
J*y a trial of Dr. !| t >'tl)>ir.-v C>r?
dial. At Dr;i qjjrUt-i ran I 5^j pot bottl-i.
Every man 1ms his begetting gin;
For IIKAK>Arj||<-lll? U?) ( APIIDIMK
? .Whether fiom Colds. Heat, fltbmach or
Nervous Troubles. Cnpudtne will relieve you.
It's Hyuld? to take? aPts immedi
ately. Try It. 10c., 26c, and 60c. at drug
atoree.
OPERATION
HER ONLY
CHANCE
WasCured by Lydia K.Pink
ham'sVegetableCompouud
Adrian, Oa. ? "I nuffor.d untold
misery from a female m>akn<ss and
and I could not at.uid more
than a ir.muti* ?? a
tlmei. My d^n-tor
taid an opera' ion
w ti ? t U o only
chance 1 had, aid
1 dro;v4c<' it cilyi'^t
as uwch as death
Ono da* "I \\i\>
n'adliiK' fu>w oth?'i
woiiwu had ho* u
cured by Lydia h
iHnkham'a \'i-ge?
table Compound,
and decided to try
it. .Hefore 1 had taken one bottle 1
was better, and now 1 am completely
cured."? Lena. V. IIkxky, Itouto No.
8, 'Adrian, (la. ^
,Why wHPwpmen take chances with
an operation or drag out a sickly,
half-hearted existence, missing three?
fourths of the joy of living, when they
can find health in J,ydia K. l'inkhain'rr
Vegetable Compound?
For thirty years it It, is been the
standard remedy for female i i Is. and
lias cured thousands of women who
hat? been troubled with such ail
ments as displacements, inflammation,
ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregulari
ties, periodic pains, backache, indiges
tion, and nervous prostration.
If you havo the slightest doubt
that I>ydtu Iv IMnkhtuti's Vego
tahio Compound will li?-l i? you,
write to Mr.sf I'inkltnin nr. bynn,
Mush., for advice. Your letter
will bo absolutely confidential,
and the advice tree.
There's Danger
Ahead
if you've been neglecting a cold.
- Don'texperimentwith yor.r health.
Get a remedy that you know will
cure ? that remedy i3
DR.D.JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
ft
It's safe. In ihc severest casrs of
coughs, colds, bron<*h:t;s. v:rca;\ ir?
flaramation of chest and '.ui:,>s it is (h<?
mos'. effective remedy known. It does
its Work quickly, r.iuovcs tic mute of
the disease.
Sold e\>(jyu.kcre in three size
tolll.a, $ 1.00 50c. 25c.
A $100 TYPEWRITER
Ffl* 17 CENTS A DAY!
?
f, <?**<? rvA<1 th? over again.
! V'lrA .l? t<ri?uiultfus UHiitfl'uiue Wilt
?' -'.??* ?i?U S
*? i>|*P#rM?'r the ntuodurd vt?
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?.-#>!> jv*f r?vi?J typewriter on the n??r
rXfct_- for n ceuf * <luyl
rt <> ON?HUr WTn??~ ronrjttv?i of Mi*
?iW*i world | h n mutter of l>u?iuea*
? Jitpt?M> >oui4 fur i7 cent* h <J* > 1 i
The <yi*writ#r (hsi in wllli
?cvm< afc?qch tvm mm '"Tlio Hul
, *?<v ht.ifi" ???The ituttug Device'*? "I'll?
"Tim I promotive iiu*v''
] ? T: ?? A u'! -vim tic riot war" '?"The Auto
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p.i ynu*nl -then 17 l'OdU a day. Tluil 14
. IM plan lit 11 llUt(N|l<
l'i c? rvsult hua l- oii <ucl) a deluge of
n;-;>):rvtl'"iis tor machines that wo ?:r?
n:ii|.iy ' butownded
Ttu> detnund come* from people of all
cla^bfji, h11 11 n on all 0(cupi)t(oni,
The majority i t inquiries lias come from
t >p v of known financial standing who
\v 1 it 11 1 it art rd by ll'f novi'tty .Of llio
proposition An Impnwsl ve demonstra.
t loo <1 f it p Immense popularity of th?
i OH voi Typewriter.
A startling confirmation of our bellof
I tint the lira of Universal Typewriting, it
] itt l.miil
\ ol A K ITH OK A MILLION I'KOFLK
? MIK MAKING MONKY WITH
TI>e
OLIVER
TVpeWrrlfci4
THE 6TANDAHD VISIBLE WRITER
1 Tl i'.olHci Typewriter is n mopey-mak?
er right from th?>'wor<l 'ko!" Ho tatty
to run that beginners soon Ket In III)
v i>? 11 class Kii rn oh you learn, J,et
1 1:0 ijiacJ.Jiie pay the Ji eentH a day ? and
all if l*i \ c thai 1.- yowri.
Whuievcr you nu. there's work .to ba
t!? iio ,wnl money to l<e made hy using tha
Oliver The "business world Is railing for
Oliver u toiK. Thei ?? are not enough
. to Kupply the demand. Their salaries are
cousidt i ubly uboye those of many clasgcs
i of wirkers.
'An Oliver Tjr,)ewiiter In Every Home I"
; Thnt is our battle t ry to-day. We hava
ma.de tho Oliver mi promo In nxofiilriCK*
Mi.l absolutely indiapen.sable In business.
N w i-i me;; the cnnuiK'st of tho home. '
The simplicity and strength of the Oliv
er lit It P.r family use. It Is boromng
! ur. Important factor in the home training
1 <f your 1 top!i> An educator an well as:
n in mey maker
oiur new sidlinK plan puts tlie Oliver on
!!,?' 1! .n ? i.old of every home In America,
Will y??u close the door of your liotho or
ofrteo on this remarkable Oliver oppor
tinitv?
Write for further details of our easy
offer and ft free copy of the now Oliver1
catalogue Address
The Oliver Typewriter Co.
The Oliver Typewriter Butldlnjj,
?hlcngo. JIHnola.
So. 23- '09.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELTS
LOMBARD IRON WORKS, AUGUSTA, GJL
Cures Through the blood
Pimpled, Itching Humors,
Rheumatism, Blood
Poison, Eczema, Bone Pains.
U . u H (Botanic 15:. :ji i- 'lie on !y It 1 ien>e<lv that kills (he |>otson In
the lilnod and then ?? ? ? i.-llni' ft fl?'???d ,if pme. i leli Wood dlieot to the eUln
lurtui'r, Kittle*. Ji. ?*!.!? -ever '.he ?M?e??.? w Im-iweri In till* wuv all Sores,
i'lccr.?. I'tmploi,, I ,:u [.? i ?!!< a f ne&Ied and cuivt. jnun.i and aohes of Hb?uin?lltin
(?(IMC, Hwellincs ?<?,! 'is! ? 1<* B Ji It completely changei) the Uoily. Into clean, healthy
condition, jflvi.". ::!?<? V* i m stench. r<>d hue of perfect health. B B B corc^ t!i>
Vror*t old cases t -v ;? & 1 OO per l:trgu bottle nt all I'nifr Scores with dt reel iotin
for home ouro SVMI'l II I'KIIK b> writing ULO(ll) HAI.M CO , Atlanta, G*.
8ho Wanted Her Money Back.
George Cohan, the player, tells of
a theatrical combination- that en
countered much had, business in its
tour of one nights, stands in Ohio and
Kentucky. Thtr^'date" that .proved
fatal tp the life of the organization
took it to Marietta, in the Buckeye
State. The. first performance was a
matinee and the audience was in num
bers not much larger than the pro
verbial "corporal's guard." Tho dis
consclato business manager -was hqiv
rying out of the office on somo errand
to the "back'1 of tho house, when
ho stumbled ovor a littjo girl dissolv
ed into tears. "What's tho matter,
little onet" he askod, forgetting his
own troubles at this sad eight. "I
want* rao money back!" yelled tho
youngster between Wails, tf Don't you
like the play?" asked tfc<3 manager.
"Don't get diacouragod. You've
soen only tho first act." "I don't
care nuthin' 'bout tho piny," howl
ed tho littlo girl. "I'm afraid to net
In that gallery all alone 1" ? Juno
to South Lippincott's. So. 23- '09.
If you are content with what you
hove don you will stand but a small
chance of becoming famous for what
you will do. You cannot stand still;
you either must go onward and up
ward or backward and downward;
you never can remain stationary.
Now For Trout Fishing.
| For brook tiTu1 J. t vour rig con
; sist of a Leonard p?d, six to eight
ounces in weigh!, nine feet, six itie!ies
long, a line " Kingfisher " oiled silk
line, the best six-Lot mist-colored
leader that can be procured, the finer
the IWtcr; an Orvis automatic re?d.
and lastly a sele?*ti?n of half dozen
different well-made (lies, u?ing throe
on a cast. Every angler, I find, has
a choice of what flics are most kill
ing. As previously stated in The
Outing Magazine. I ure n.Qno but the
six moial body flies, that have wings
of black, brown, gray and white, the
Ijodics being of a gold and silver
mot ah. For brook trout, fish slowly,
and far off, cover nil the water, using
extra euro when you see n riso or ft
placo whiore thoy are likely tp bo.
In trout flailing, I have a firm con
viction that n quick strike is noccs
snry; it to true that trout do, c* a
rule, hook tjjfemselvos, but an apt and
instantaneous strike makes it sure
that the hook embedded in the skin.
In river fishing, largo fish should bo
workod asboro and then netted; from
a eance the fish should bo played till
docile and quiet, then netted. Dig
trout are too slippery to be handled,
and too heavy to be lifted from the
water. In lake fishing the best places
aro usually where fresh spring wnter
con: eTT from the bottom or near the in
let. ? Louis Rhcad, in The Outing
Magazine for June.
Appetite Calls
For food ;WWot promotes;* "prompt flow /~of the
dlgeVtlve Juices-*
In addition .to
supplying jiouf-7
ishjnent.
Post
Xoasties
Is a most
delicious answer
to -appetite.
s It is, at the
?r same time, full ot
* v/
the^
lood-goodneisd ot
Wblte Corn; and
toasted to a crisp
'delicious browni.
^?TheTaste Lingers."
*
Popular pkg 10c; Urge F?mllj tizo I Sc.
Yois Indoor
I People
must give the bowels help.
Your choice must lie be
tween harsh physic and candy
Cascarets. Harshness makes
I the bowels callous, so you needj
i increasing doses. Cascarets do
just as much, but in a gentle way.
j Vest-pocket box. lOcents? at dru$r-stor*s. 85}
I Jlacli tablet qfjh.c cenulnc Is marked CCC,
Cures
PNEUMONIA
Qooie flreme Ltnl
intuit It made of pure
uonee great Un A cither
remedial Rgen'.g) reeog- 1
lilted for fenerations Al
invnlu?ble for Pneumo
nl?, Coldi,arJp,eto. Try
Kice's Goose Grease Liniment
For iheia ullmcnU?lt r?U?v?t
?poedily an?\ euro* permanent!?!
25c- At all Druggists and Dealers-25c
OOOSEGREASE COMPANY, 0RRBJ850R0,
DAISY FLY KILLER
ftU'M ??y?krr?, i).
irttu ?r.d lull. ,11
Neat clean,
ornr menial, <-<.rv
venleut, v l.t-ft p.
4ll l?l>o%
Made of mrti.1,
oinnot iplll or tlj>
o- fr. will |l()t *ulj
it Injuro any.
*b)nK O un ram
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?II >l'at< ri i r seui
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o*y?; ?nec?i a permanent cur?
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distemper
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