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MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS Find Help in Lydia R. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound WinchcHtfr. Ind. ? "Four doctorH tol<T )rte Hint tlii-y rouM n<>vcr rrmkc inu regular, nod that J woii14 i-VMi?U i mi 1 1 y ha vt' (h'oj'My. ] MOUlil blojit, JUld MtfiVi lroiiibciii In# ? I o \\ 11 j'Hliif.c'iaiiijiu and (MiJlH, und 1 could not 8l?oi> uifjlits. M v moth' r wrtd*" to Airs, 1 'in k hum for iidvU'?',<unl 1 hcyuu to tako I,ydl;t1). JMnkham'a vWutahlo Com. pound. A t t?*i takine one and on?s imlf bottlea of Hi" r<KiijH>u?Hl, I urn all light ugftin, and I recommend it to ?very Buffering woman." ? >fus. May Deal, Winchester, Jnd. Hundreds of such 1? tt*T3 fromglrla *nd mothors t xj?r?'Hslr.'' t!i<dr gratitudo f6r what Lydia- Jv I'Jnkhiim'n V (?'?? tablo Compound li:n acfojupllsdiod lor them have been received by Tim l.ydia 10. Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn, Maw. (Jlrln who are troubled with painful or irregular periods,. harka<*h<', head ache, drAKh'b'fT down sensations. 1 ufr*. in# spells Or inditfe^! ion, i buid^cT^o Immediate to ward nil' tiie^ejK o.i is fun.'. i-i; hi i'icih- and bp restored to health by l.ydia Jv. I'mKham'H "V^ge table Compound Thousands have been restored to health by its use. If you would like special CKlvlt'O about .voi'ir ease write n coalM^n tlul li'dcr to Mrs. J'inkhuiii, at Lynn, Lilian. Her rilviec i? litre, uiut nhvuys Iicljpi'ul* C I A f> I M IS D /\ DVt RTI8EMENT9 riTKACII i:ifS: Willi, fur fit. l>?^kUa."A I'Jan" L kIiowIiik how we I . < - 1 1 > .ton M'i'iii'i' i\ l.cucr position; 1 JtutiMiiitlsi i x i:t v {)(?<' u pit.vlntr !;'/?-< l.'m ttiont hi. v. Schools ? i >i >) h ?i with ic mlifri (Miii ilii' Koti t Iutii Ak'fiify. Nh:'i\;riin Trai'iikhh' Aoi.m v t oloiiiMati C. Radium YI< 1 1" td Good. Tho St. Ives < '(iu-<iii?l'i!cil Mines Limited, litis ? to their hhiUi |h?M itk a reji ut mi their t'oinwidl !????., ??*r 1y by Sir William Hun. ???>'. 1''. H. S.. consilllllltf < hl'llii-l t<> t !lU hill j>ll Undin in, ( 'in |> n a!'i< : n, r r. s a Lmidon to lie Xi-'.v Vi 1 1; Ana vie. ill. SpfilKit!'^ uf III" in . lie I, as evitn i Mod, S:r William >? . r : "They ate l'ully rqir.il in th;:r |> ???!??*?( ;w im for radi< . 1 1 ? t i . I ? map :l i :i m i ii in ? ri 1 1 a) lit N In : i ! i \* j ?: I f ? ! i ? I ? I ? ^ which ever . < :rnd is id* i my untie." from tiny pun <1 lie- uoild." lie recommends ('.? i < . : ? .td' ue insall i lit'n i f a | I -.it i'.;i tl:e extinction of tho valnablv tonstii'i >;s of the com pany's (.le. What's in a Name? An ild (letmnii. \i en hi i a f n'."d ldne coat ami a campaign hat, Imp Cil I'.jto the tilliefr n|' a j > : ? I > 1 1 : ? I do1' and horso l"n ? ~ ji 1 1 al. I ?? |i i<"i t lied lis' n linmaue mil! i t .tire I i ii ?? t i ? ii uf X u :>li !.i Ii ? : ! ' I ? t : ; f 1 1 < 1 I i di?> hus I 'i t a 1 . it1.! I ' ' ' ; 1 1 I d Im I ! I I I 'it. *' I ? o 1,1 '?|t tlllllllle. A. 1 1 . n, : , 1 1 , i; 1,1 1 1 tin i j n live il- " "I'll! \ I'M I 1 1 't 1-1 1 1 . I- ! j, i r* li^ ?stitnlion. my <d m:-::.'' "Hun, I <*?n. 1 ii?ht af ? iit's ? I > ? 1 1 ? . I hn.r K't't a vi*, -ilt 'lit-i: : ! i i'i-r rn e. ] i-au prove it. * * % i ? v; , l':i? Y'i'i i':r; '? i n ter t i , ? s lio-.pit,|l it's a " '?(ari't l.tih 7 \ Ii v n' ,t / | \ . I : i m'. 1 ??'111 p!?"i !' ". " I! , ! 1. ;l erinn ry ! i! ;1. ' ' ? ? J I. n ? v d. it A in '? r I el;... *t r. ilii, ' \ | 'ln ? ?' ' .1 t: i e 1 i"e..| t 's. Sentence Su'mons. Character :s ! ??- ! f ?- r than wcalt-h. ? Irish. "s No man hc.nmo a vi ilian all Ht or.otv? J i v i' I; it 1 , No n. a, ; is uivp ut till tlmei.-r J'.liny tlx' LI. lor. Never" ft ?dc fav.lon I - fire you are ftt'fU.sbU. ? Ii.'tlinn. Crcfsca ere : I.e. I.u'.dc: -t t.l.at - lea.l to Heaven .--- S;i.i v* d;. Man. the u^hed till uorunn Biniled. ? ( p!u !!. J hat in a i sc i picas ire tL.it makes a ft>-..-l. ? <i:b>c.:i. So. 2i-'09. Entirely Well of Fcztu ? Tcrtcrlnr Did t'-.f WoiJc. "I had on '"V r V. r?t fur ncvm yearn anil It ri a p'.f- <? rf i i?iy iron; tlie torttirt.. w ; ? t .i.l *.? r?il...i. One of j uMi' f.iioui.pT. c~ei c.t t . j..t fi r tho Tofi'r!io If 11 :V..'. r..-t > : o ti^o 1 les* ttifvn tlirre i;.n*i?# nr.,1 n-r. en tiroly well." C'.nm Kir"r>3. V. .it.n. C \ Tolter'a'.e 1:. /erria 'fitter lUt-g Worm. Uioi.na Jt> !?.. ltc!.tnjf In fant'* Por* I'miplefl folia I'. ? :.f!\ Hca'.y Patr'-.on ^;n t'>e >ld lt^Mrg 6orea, Tiaiv.lruT?. CnrKrr?.\ S~a!p .?? . lor.*, Corns. CtiilMain* ar.J ?very .' -i. of Rkln J^tne4??. IVi teilr. c C 5c , T?t:? U * floap 26c. Vc." i1r?i{>'-?t or 1- tri.il : from the nian'-ifactiM-^r, . i.e St.'ij.lrlr.u i'o. Savannah, Os. Opporf unit irs are o: pood lo tl.e n.nrr- ti ?> >! r the tines to j ,i\e a-1 va i. ' Tl o Will Id IS full . f but if t!;ey <1.. >..? nmuiul I he entei ;>i i-m ; :? a" i 11 rapid .v.lcc. >-;? n ;;?? " ! I manufaetuie theis;. Tho 1* ii 1 ? p of I .tfe. Tho Charlotte I ' a ; I \ (Mi.-.'rv.'f I-i ma. Ik up .1 OU 111? prllioll le of II if ; he ? >'-t pii.' .ill In newfpni ?r% rt'i;nril.o.HS < f . ?!. Mi.i :hrr. iaU in R chances mi ^citiiiK l-m-ic t lit* ou.-t ur.t! foroothiiiK tr.oro fi r ? tir i tT- rl-. Whocvor *'?b5crlt . m f.-rihe oh'.erver it not , - laving out ?n i xpiii; e uoi uum, Lut ii u:nk jnff an Id vWmi'ni. 1 In* ?.i'\v* column* curry ' jiif.ii ir.m !? a that i? w?nih ai.il m al.- > t do tho a<i vorit-im.' <?v*ii?xii hh. Tho i.u-ii.??-? man wbq will watch ili??? coluuia* will Qmi many an oppcrtui-lty to turn a . Ii.)iiii>i dol lar lu tiado and nt it:e ra i.e ti.t,o k'vo ihe Otber fallow what he In loi kP n for. Tto? newKathorom of the e- ini any ? i ?t? lieatiou are tratned to gel and print novfs of commercial value. New burtnena oi pertun f ties, new enterprise*, chuntfon ami develop meats in old eoterprlnen where ttiero In op portnntty lortrade,ar?all carefully rec<>r<l**d. The Ob?rtrer ii Invaluable lor family readiDK. Kveiybody cutftit to ha o a clean Xiewspa per 14 4? < eqotvalent ot ua ?du cation for (hone who cannot othcrwlr>e #et reboot or oolloge traloii p aud It js tbo con necting liuk between Ibe M-hocl or colleKlato training fttd niaoiical Ufo. Tbn modern tiewrpaper In the puke of tho dally activities and those who dou't feet this pulse are not ~Tully armto tbew Fe?l tbia pulse by reading The Dally Ob ecrrer. 8e6d for sample copies. Th* C?*? fcoiTa Dau.1 OtMsmrsa, "A Kawspapar ITull ? X?w%" 3k O. Sr. s. POLICEMAN SHOT IN PHILADELPHIA STRIKE Rioting Depn by Mobs When New Men Appear. HOSPITALS HAVE 200 INJURED Women nucl I Join" in Aiim ???, TJint (h.<*rtvlicihi (lio !')?? lii e? -"We'll Mil Voil If Vow I'uli 'J 1 1 :t t (.tin," Fhijadotphtn, I*?.. Many fnriona rlota, in v.Miji li (>!?'? j. jJJi't iiii'iu wan l^lly 8 hot and U'*0 or morn peinona tti'l'c I II |ll )'?'<( , f;||i;W?'(| II:'* attempt of thy KiijM *>' ;? : r- . M f'urnpuny lo I'll II oars for tlio Ural I line aflt r nljjhlfall Hinco i ho ?>!riki) w;ii iTrautjui ated on May L".i. One hundred or more periionr worn 10 badly hurt ( Is ;t t tley were taken to lioapit :i !h, wiill'i tJ." olhrr; were c;ir? r I* ?l away to tho.lr home* i?y frlouda. Tho moat um Io ih disorders were In i'u> Kom.Jnxton district , wljero many rullii arf Hi naied, Th'trw wero alao iisly clashes between tho pollco and the populace In the foreign quarter, Ir. ibo ooutliern part of tho city. A liliofi f:1) tho polio* fore* hud boon Iwreatitsri ?? y thousand* bv the *wear. i:ii^ In of upeoial .men and i ho poaeg clliccin w<ue rushed In mnall armlet} to car!) fresh outbreak n* It v/as re ported, t hey wero powerleHs against Hi" fury of tho n;ob>?. Won) on and tveu children Joined ? he nil n in savage or.eiuunhin nKalnaf. l he ci'fWH and ^t>nid.-i, co'inlriilnn of ? policoni' n and f.reiui.i, of the earn I Kttyit out. Molorr.ion and conductors j \y? ro pulled from Hi" cars and terri bly beaten. The ?iaz?'d inolm lifted | the cara from the tracks and skewed I hem eror.HWbie of tho tryeka; Beverul r.ii'.t were art on f'.ro, cnilliiK out the depart ?ncnt, which was lit hifth j t.( ncton all nl>:l)f, not knowing to what exc?'nii tho tiiol^ might go, and f hort -ha nded because of tho aHijI-KH mrnt < f many firemen la duty on tho fara. ' ^"'Vv .- ? ?**?*' \ 'i'lio liming tie. jr. an aooi)?^?fter nlidlt* | full,, and at lh< flrsr n!aiinf?t|ie tine, i I Ion c'f)tnpi?t?y mil a laig fore ? of m<'h ut work riiifiVmV, cara Into tin* barn*, i'y t li i means yco-.OH of ears worn raved ironi dc<;lruci Ion, whole or in part. The mob spirit appears to have In i*M avou.s?"| by tbc arrival In Ibn , ftflvriiuon of on" coriniKUiwnt of i t : I ke,breakerr. numbering 400 inmi. The ?;t rlin i s mid crowd 3 had been or derly all day. Tin: only outbreaks were of s'n h t>'ifllng nat'tro that tho rli y O'lleia l:? rind tract inn oflldala I i'o.iKht the k:. 1U ? was on tho wane. f!.r,i,r f t< > h ii i :i :? nn>u need that tin )-ii' !?. bone nf tiu> Htrlke had been I .nke'i. at'd th.U it would be owr In k lav or two. >'!" appearance on' the cars of 100 of !';*? -1 1" ported !<? i II- --b n k era was t'lii dlr*"t. e/. 1 1 hi' of the disturbance*. As Mo- \* oi l< liM^rni-n red mill hand* of H-.a'. k ?? t lo.i . wiuit home from work t hj v raw (Iicmi 1 1 1 ? ;i. Mobs ass?m b!- -l rui r . i rv corner, and "ficHb!" i. , rlioti'i; ! '-t th<' car crews. Later, i ' ' m'.h were Ihrotvn i:nd car windows !:.)l(?n ;:ll ;? 1 i:i<; iveiuiliKlon and" I .' nk fM. d avi nu ?< Wb :i vi\ ' :m:i In a row turned th<3 cm; n-r ?.i I r'/iit and Mrti ka atreeiH, a i ! i i i f "mm h'jfar. to stone them. 1";."' i n! '.r i.;f:i '.vi.'re on ea'h i'lir. 1 ;^*u|-44+H-t,h-wnw?~ i.ikt i I'M ]w In 1 the 'crowd advanced f'.u t ::M > !>! ? . ijrivlnr; back the po 1 . ? i. -n "d b i.i dim: t !,e en rs \ ri i'i ..i' : iMin attack' d a car at Ki ? ' ? ??' i'*i l liefinant own avenue. *i"i ?? 1 1 v i ' ? : ' in wm". ducjti'd In a horso i.i* i ; " i I:.' w;j:j uiH'oiiHcl mf. As u I ? i m.in advanced the i.\ "If vim pull a Kim we'll ki.l >. !: " M) COMI'i: 1 I I l<?\ IN STI'-KIi. ,\ ?:t r<n> - ? i ( lift w ecu th* ( 'orpornt Ion and 1 1 !?> K< puMir Company. IV i'.i - Tlii? Steul Corpora. .m l i;s (>>:->:;<>' most artlvu op. in'! :.t. t i ?? K ??;>?! li! I<* Iron and Stcd i i . , hnva roached an agreement ! }??! h Mu-.v v HI bo do more war i -i ) rlr'-p. Aanouro rn^nt la mado Ii .?:?{? that tbft two cor.rerns havo coin ; lotfd a trado Invo'vlntf $2.*>0,000 of Ohio i-.roi'i': ; v frv Pennsylvania prop i My, cm4'. J-..1? i ract Ically disarming i ; >? ?*? f for nay fr.uro territorial wnr? f i v. Whoa t!) ; Stool Corporation ?:ii f*::a-'d It f;.V,i)od possession, : ? ? : i r.thor of a plot adjoin* t!:>; HrpvMl 's hlft mills In Vo'ivr a, t h r? ? ti v.Ii taking tho old A nuviran *i' ;iV>r> Company's site. No - i\(". n:/ of tho f ict that tho ' i ; 'it-: at ivnd ic.ulv at a nio : ? . ' ' i v. . ?f t > i radmv pinna for a i.-M' i .. .-: mi'.; l.< hldo the Republic .* ? ?hi> : a:v. ? iho linn jMlo hold a trart o' !??: ! ad V ? ? ?? St? ol < <5 |.!.?ats Sharon, Pa., I: v .i f - lii i !?' f.'-rn Y.'iin>;ntu\yn l. !.*. m. 1 t ? K ; 'u.c also held t!>!3 ; ? 1 ' . .id of the Cor* ; a ' * " ii : t that po'n* . lh: [?li','d < 'ar .Men On', A .1 ? ? ..i th* U??? ii tho Pit 11* P "? i i Hr H >va v C7ou> ;a. y i tied I 'I'.k^Ihk .. slrll'O i : ? vi. .? irVu motorn.en, ? A d - i! i- ?Ni ' thr in' ^.i .;r an incr^aso . : ? ? f ? ? * ,m hoi:.- a a l f n* a t :i- ' I. i..r \ . . . i * K V I j tho strike. 'i suorcfrl l.o^or?. J T !! V.- " \VS : r ? d la ^.>^v try i ,?< . i I I i H . Hon- ra . . a \ 1 o! th-"1 Standard ; (' . ! ,\Y \v J t . < ' >i I ora ' 1 ? * : i (>!'??. ci' .\it' stril. V :> .lud.v, ' !..!: ?! i." > ~h\) nut ltxd ; ?l ] !> ?? Totals, '.a N. A Y.i.'k Cltv. th(? 1 v .cr- -pros'idaa' of t .< "> I r, ? ' cfl Coppei j ('??nipnny and sr. ^anfo.d KJi-iason 1 1 ? I ii 7.0 "s si .:?.) :."o:'m v, a day It which t'? o-.,>:.tia hi. ?? > : i. ? n'llon will; tho ial:.--ia.; noiuls of '.In ( llo^ols In I.tma Kill. VI. Th^ ro! c'-toa in I iria. Porn, has (Vi"i;<> i 1: ?? tl'..- ;.i- nhoat ono luuulrod i o;s,.;:is l.a\!n.; l>o mj killed or woinul^ l. I'.'dro 1'icrola Ih amony tho dead. , lll'IUi LA PS OYJ .P.LOOK 8r, 0,000, Opcu J\or.(:icl:y I'ofctofllcc S^fca, lint ltcjhlcnti Scare 1 hem. Newport, Ky. ? lluriilatfl wl.h i.! tro-fclycorlnc, blo\r on< ?i jw\> r?rof? in tho pobtoffice lurr. Keul?Icrlo In tho vicinity relied the'r hoadi oat of win dows. but wr.it bark to bci asain. thlnklny th<? noUo \\.n niftdo i.y l>lait Ing. The Irnylarj. fcowevi t.aw tho head j froru ir.ar.y windows and Hod. Noit ir.ninlnr pontrlfKc cToTTfi" fotinJ lehlad a.t'?iu lio ldo i-tcnrl parti tion In f*nQ of tho rates $00,000 in c??h whlcli had act U??m dl?turb#d, FIGHTING M BEEF TRUST Campaign to Prevent It Estab* lishing a Leather Monopoly. l?vldciteo That Chicago Packer* C^ (]? r I'rctfi'lit ('oimIIUoiii Will I'Ul -Uirt?rl/ Control Shot* Du*ioe??, Washington, I). C.-~Th? lobby and (be lawyers In charge of the manifold Interests of the Uo6t Truat are iu high glee because of recent successes Iu steering their unpopular client past ail I^KiHlail vt> and legal obsta cle# without it.uluKlu bump. A complete score of the Trust's vie- j torles, blessings and merclcH. would b e very long, but hero uro a few of thiyii : Tim proposed new prosecution by the (io vernmcnt ban boon aban doned. lieccnt offerings of the bond<t of the Trust, huve l/oen eagerly accept cd In Wall Street at high prices. Prices of incuts huvo been advanced again Rtid I u and ' no serious complaint, WlManiTuorlmer, the he* role defender of tho Trust In Con? gret$, luu been elected to tbo Senate of tbu United States by his feJlow cltlzens of Illinois, and last, but uot least, tho movement for free bides In Congress bau been defeated. That is, the Heef Trust thinks tha question Is rettled,- but a ganio and effective fight for free bides and leather Is still belt) 3 waged, and there are hopes that Con groan may y#t be Influenced to take another point of view. The most effective campaign is t tint conducted by ex-Covernor Douglas, of Massacbuaotts, who is bombarding Con^rtsij with literature and argu lueiiU which are canning a great stir in the corporation camp. Tho last brick be bus thrown at the meat monopoly Is sensational in th? extreme. Copies of his statement bav? been sent, to every United States Senator and every Representative In Congress and to all ahoo manufactur ers, wholesale Jobbers, r ? tall shoe dealers and leather users in the Uni ted Sta'cH. Mr. [>y,Hglas declares that tbu slit**" 'THi ft l of tli in coun try :? rt; facing a crisis even greater thnn many? of t loin' reside. Under preset' n t conditions it., does pot ta ko a prophet to* foretnTI W a general way what will happen", KIT*""" Douglas Kays. The logic of events bus already proceeded far enough to Indicate clearly tho goal toward wh bdi we are rapidly traveling. This Is no i?rs (1**111 h t;lKanib> trust cou t roll i n % the bet f packing, leather tan nins and shoe manufacturing indus tries of t his count ry. This trust will, of course, bo 'built around the present IJeff Trust. T|r? aiiv 1 hi riven to the T'eijf Trust, as tho original Owner of bides, Is ;;<> gre-ar t?,iat comp.'tlt ion with It v 111 li ? hopi I i1 ; kooii as it can es t<t'ilish its. If i . 1 the Pallor tanning aii l s!j e manifa"' uriu.< industries. Itv ownei ;M;> an 1 control. through c\nnnun!ty of Interest, and by tun ning cii-ii : acts, 1 b<* U.*?'f Packers' Tru.-t bos aln ndy become ?o domin ant in 1 he ?nl-> bathor tanning husl nen3 that it i i difilcult to locale inde pendent tanneries, M >re than thirty tanneries are now gali to be under. Armour, Sv.j/'f, Mori's control. Recently reports hv.ve Po-n heard tbaUli" I: >cf Parkers were becoming Intere-ted 1m t!r? shoe manufacturing iiusiij - s. It > ems c a r that the al most inevltpble re sult of continuing the present policy is to throw the en* ii'-" iv.-i ( h ?? r t : *. 1 1 u I n z an<l sitoo nianu T;t '? 1 11 j" i n h 1 ni net's into the bauds of the l! ef Trust, wl.ich has. through Ps sla/ .lilerlim interests, control of the country's iiide aupi?ly, and can dictate price?.. Newspaper 'publishers are taking a d e >11 !nt"i< >.t In tM; matte r because the shoe men are among their largest nil vert Is-- and they realize that if the IPvf Trust rot control of the busi ness it v. . .il 1 11 ? more advertise shoes tin a than it does sirloin steaks now. CM IM.'S ni'P.P.V COSTS iii:ii r,IFR. 1 \ t: ii s in I'rcnt of Auto Which Had Started Again M Crossing, Lockporf, N. Y ? Marion (locrsa, Jl'llO }<.:ns old, was' killed by mi auto, mobile diiv'ii by Harry Hawkins, son of Supervisor Jlrskins. of t Ii c Fifth Ward. hero. Chh f of Polica Smith placed Hacking under arrest. HasklnB wps c.midoyed as a demon strator for a l-^cnl nuicmoblle firm, He Days the mnabent was slowed up when the girl and f:>ur other persons started to cross the s're^t In front of It. The party on foot nlso came to. a Etnn-lstlM. r.nd Hi?klns rvr.t tlio auto mobile ahead. Jiuu as ho did co the girl dnrt".l away from'thO others anj ru'i Into t'.ic stuo <>f the runabout. J.l.VCOLX'fJ SON OVERCOME, At t'nvciMr.jr^of Father'* ^Statue lias K> F?o ll'dprd From Flatform. 1 ouivvill Ky. ? Robert Todd Lln c -In.o rlxty-six > ear.-: old. president of tlv,i Pullmr.n Sleeping Car Company, w 3 ~\ go (ivpfc^mo by the heat at the clo<:c of thn ceremonies attendant up on the unveiling <>f thn htatuo of hi3 f'Uher at IlodgcnvlUe.thnt It was nec essary to help him ?o a carriage. He In1 traveled from Chicago to bT j resent at tho services, and had i iani?d to make Ma first .Hit to the Lincoln Farm, AV.ah.Vui Lincoln ? blrthpla^o. I nrmcr Kills Xrlglibor, i Mori 1j Do nr. van, a wealthy Clyde, N. V , larnvr, was killed by h'.s fr>-,d "and n ighho", Rockwith Trein per. Tn v.ip r, Donavan and Fred llart. an . i m , luye of penavan's. SpV.n-t th<* nii.bt ia Tr. -nfjn r s barn, who : # much ban', cider was consuni 1. FX 1.1SV El) SOLDIERS IIOXORED, Miss lli'ii'n Taft FurciM (Iranlto Shaft at (icttjshurg. Celt \ sburg. Fa. An imposing shaft tx,f granl' ?. erected by Congress to tho int'inory of those of tho regu larly enlisted forces who fell in the throe, days' fighting about the Round Tops and th* Bloody Angle, was un? veiled bv the President's daughter, Miss Helen H. Taft, while President Taft himself paid tribute to officers aid men of the United State* Army, ?>3t ar.d present. Ex-Congressman Seth W. Cobb died at St. Louis. No attempt, was made to enforce the Bin? Laws at Coney Island. Tho now British Dreadnoughts will have twelve-Inch guns of Increased power. A memorial service for C.eorge Meredith was held at Westminster Abbey, I.ondor. .** 1 ? Postal -anthoWM Incnvered that European lotteries -??ere vising new mall order methods to catch the dol lars of N?w York's downtown dis trict* Stub End* of Now* Would Cwwm Rmouicm. "The conservation of national re sources i a u subject which will proper ly claim* f'ipjj) tlu> present Ajninistra lion earnest attention aud appro priate leg i?lu tion. Tito necessity fur u comprehensive nad aystumatio im provement of our waterway*!, the preservation of our soil and nt our formate, the securing from monopo listic private appropriation Hie powor in navigable atriums, the retention of the undisposed coul lands of tlve Government from complete Alienation all tlu'tic matters arc vitully impor tant to the people of the United State# and Jo your const iltieney, the business ujsn of thit country, "Without the resources which inn U.e labor productive, American en terprise, iiieiy.y ntid h l< i 11 would not in the pnst have btv.-n able to make lu'adwuy ugainst hard conditions. Our children and their children will not be able to make headway it' we leave to them an impoverished country. Our land, out' water.*, our foresta and our minerals are the sources from which come directly or indirectly the livelihood of all of us. "Tke conservation of our natural resources is a question of funda mental importance to tho United States now ? to the business man to day." ? President Taft. . Her Native Oity. Tho misapplication of word* in ordinary oonverHat ion is one of the positive and peculiar truits of a large portion of tho negro mce, duo in a measure to 1 1 1?* ? t* desire to appear ' ' edunot'.'d " beyond their fellows. An example of this curred recently lit Birmingham, Ala., where a group of elaborately attired negroes wcro leisurely sauntering along thv handsome streets of tlmt hustling Houthcin oity, showing the sights to a young woman of tho party who resided in another pail of the South, r)iseussin^ the varied attrac timiM of Birmingham, a duskv beau remarked that " Miss Pearl Lucile w,as wry much delighted with our town, on this her ft rat visit." Prompt ly, lVarl Lucile in all the bravery of fashionable garb and fortified with the knowledge that she was esteemed u "Mar- - gue^t, replied, "Of course, I am. I like this town so much I in tend to make it ' my native city." ? l'Von^r the June Bohemian. Brain and Musclc. The superintendent of ti factory went into the storehouse .cue day and Raw the storekeeper tugging away at a big case of goods. His face was rod oiid the muscles of his neck were bulging out. "Hold on, tin re, Jack." cried the superintendent; "allow me to demonstrate to you tho power of braili over muscle.'' He then grabbed a hook that was on a sljtdi and stuck it into the case, and, giving it a quick j/'rli, he fell backward into a pile of rubbish. He arose as gracefully as | he couhl, sayintr to the storekeeper. " Blr.mc it, the handle was lrmse!" I * ' , sir.'' rep I'm vj Jack; "that's j why 1 didn't use it. "--June I.ippin j cot t 's. New Linen Shantung. The linen wenv.-s iu pongee and | shantung to (b'.sely resemble the i genui.ue s.lks of these navies that at , a short distance it is difficult to dis I tipguisli tlvj difference. It is claiin cd, too. that they arc. actually cooler | than the silks. A linen shantung j specially recommended for tailor or j outgin sui's. or, in fact, any hard wear, is .'11) cents a yard, twenty-seven : incJ.'s wide. j A linen pongee is tl.o same price, but is finor in weave than t be whan* clung. This conies in stripes as well j as in plain colors. A linou and not j ton mixed pongee at cents is very j Bnft and pretty for children's frocks or small boys' units. Don't start out with the idea that you are going to revolutionize all tho ways of doing business. There are 1 plenty of old, established, well grounded principles that can never bo supplanted with modern ideas. | It's all right to be manager of tho ; baseball team and big chicf jn tho lodge, but just bear in mind that your own business is entitled to most of your time, and probably all of it won't be 'too much. MAKING SUNSHINE" It Is Often Found In Pure Food. The Improper selection of food drives many a healthy person Into the depths of despairing Illness. In deed, most slckpes* comes from wrong food, and Just so surely as that Is tho case, right food will raake the sun shine once moro. An old veteran of Newburyport, MaBs., Bays: -"In October,. I -was tatfon sick and went to bed. losing 47 pounds In about 60 days. I had doc tor after doctor, f?od hurt me and I had to llvo almost entirely on mag nesia and soda. All solid food dis tressed me so that water would run out of my mouth In little streams. "I had terrible nlRtit uweats and my doctor tlnally said I had consump tion and must die. My good wife gave up nil hopo. We wero at Old Orchard, Me., at that time, and my wife saw Orapo-Nuts In a grocery there. She bought some and per suaded me to try It. "1 had no faith In It, but took It to pleaso her. To my surprise It did not distress mo, as all other food had done, and before I had taken tho fifth package 1 was well on tho wend. The pains left my head, my mind beeamo clearer and I gained weight rapidly. "I went back to my work again and now after six weeks' use of the food I am better and stronger than evsr bofore In my life. Orapo-Nuts surely saved my life and made me a strong, hearty man. 15 pounds heav ier than before I was taken sick. "*? Doth my good wife and I ar? will ing to make *<Jldavlt to the truth of this." , Read "The Road to WellTllle," la pkgs. "Thero'a a Reason." Kver read the above letter? A new OM appear* from time to time. Tbey are genuine, true, and full of human RHEUMATISM I want every fbronlo ihauuiatte to throw ?way all uitdklma, all lluluiruts, all Sl?f(?rfa midair* MllWYON'i Hi J KlIM A TI8M itBUEDY a trUL No matter what /our doctor nay soy, uo oiittcr wbat /our /rk'0<1a luay a*/, uo matter bow t>r?j li*i roy way l>? ogaiuit all a?lT*r> U??4 rvdUilUa, 0<> at oui? to ?mji drug J tat aitintTi lioltlo of tU? I(HBOmX IHM IIKMKDV. If It tafia to ?lva ratla actldn.l will refund ytoir u>on*r.- Mdujroa tttfioi'tubrr thl* rcmvdjr contains no sal Ic * lie actu, no culum c?>a)ii?, taorpblua or other barlufu! drum. It la pet up und?r Ui? guarantee of |l>e I'ora food aud Drag ^rt , ?' . ? J I' expense* iicred cutting down, it'b a nroity KooJ hi^u Unit tlio adver tising needs to bo incrouHod. UUIlPlCNtt UPTISU MOM 0P| incus. A bad back Is ? heavy handicap to those of us who work every day. Nine times out of ten it la due to stele kidneys. The only way to find relief is to cure the lddnoys. noun's Kid ney Pills have given sound, strong backs to thousands of men und wonaen. Mrs. Junieu Cooper, 118 W. Oerraniu St., Wlucheeter, Vu., B*yts: "I lmd, uuch terrlblo pains trmnitftt kidneys-that'-i could not turn over In bod, I wa<! threatened with Brl^ht's disease, and at the worst sIhko began taking Dhan'H Kldnoy Pllla. Thoy cured my troublo, and doctors who have elnco examined me Bay my kidneys arc ul] right." Sold by all dealers. r>0 centH a box. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Large i notify are very nice, but small profits and lots of tlxun are what build up n business. I>p. Illtfynr* Mu'k'aixrr/ Cj <ll?t Never Fa In To oa re Children To it ti In r. I) >v >1 Trouble], otJ. AtDru^UUlU aal SJj per bottlo. Politeness that picks out the people, with the most money has no place in a s'oro ? or anywhere ol.-e. Be polite to overybodv. Sunburnt Kyelltls. Who d? m'b not know tit? misery of Kiin burnt eyclidb ? tl.;i. crir.klv aiul burning Condi toil of the hkin? l.-n't it worth a {jr- at deal to kiuiw that l>r Mitch- lis Eye Salvo applied to tb<:i: upon iwtring will effect a complete euro before morning? On .-ale ovcry where. Price 'i'. rcnti*, or by mail, Hall & Rmkel, Js'v-w York City. No singL' man is born with I Lie right of controlling all tho rest. ? Wart on. Most Wonderful Cure In '1 ho World For Kc/.-inu. I)r. W , W. Leako, of Orlinda. Fla., who wns cured of a very bad easo, writer: "Ilua OuOk O'uipuiir COdlpO'uihl inO JliwSt WCiir der'ul ro;nedy for Ec/.i*ma 1 havo ever known.'' Doctors everywhere proscrlbo nnd rce>jinnmud It m the.. Kro.t'.ost euro tor ttklti dlseaso.* over known. You c j") got a bottle from your druggist lor 00 eeuis, Dr. 11. II. Thoma.', of Vul-lorftn, On,, w;u enrol of ft painful slv i n trouble, and ho priiLea it In tho blgho.t term*. Hancock's Sulphur Com pound and Ointment cured an u^ly uleer lor Mrs, Alii W, Wiilett, ot Washington, D. (*,, la ttiroo d iyj. I) )o!:let free, if you.AVxUo IIavcock I.ku'M) Bvt PyiviS C ov,'- Ualtiuobb, Md. ^ Even the sea, great as it is, grows calm. ? Italian. Iter], Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes Relieved by Murine Eye Remedy, Compounded by Experienced Physicians. Conforms fo Pure tood and Drug Laws. Murine 1)o?mi>'i Smail : Soothes hye Paiti Sensible men show their sense by saying much iu few words. ? Frank lin. BABY'S SKIN ROUGH AS BARK. IJaby Hoy Ilatl Intense Itching Humor ?--Scratched Till blood ltan Found a Cure In Cutlcurs, "Our eon, two years old, was afflicted with ft rash. After he eulfereci w^th the trouble several weeks I took him to the doctor, but it got worse. The roth ran to gether and made la rye blisters. The lit t lo lellow didn't want to do anything but scratch and wc had to wrap his hands up to keep him from tearing the flesh open till the blood would run. The itching was intenno. The skin on his back became hnr-J and rough like the bivrk on a tree, lit suffered intensely for about three months. Hut I found n remedy in Cuticura Soap and Cutieura Ointment. The result was almost magical. Tha.t was more than two years ngo and thero has not been the slightest symptom of it since he was cured. J. W, Lauck, Yukon, Okln., Auj. 23 and Sept. 17, 1D0S. " Potter Pruj A Cnftm. Corp;, Solo I'rops. cf Cuticura Remedies. Roslon, Mass. They condemn what I hey do not un derstand.? JLatin. Ilottgh on Rut*, unbeatable exterminator. Ro^gh.on Hen Lice, Nest Powder, 85c. Rough on Be ibug*. Powder or Llq'd, Mo. Rough on Klcaa, Powder or Liquid, 25c. Rough on Ib>aohfe, Pow'd, 15c., Llq'd, 90O. Rough on Moth and Ant*, Powdor, 25c. Rough, on Skebtors, ngTeoablo in use, 2."ic. R-S. Wi*lli, Chemist. Jersey. .Git y, N. J. Confide a secret to a dumb man and it .will make him speak. ? Livonian. A cold on the lungs doean't usually amount to much, but it invariably pre cedes pneumonia ami consumption. Ham iina \Yirard Oil npphod to the chest at onco will break up a cold in n night. In their time, nil things pass un der Heaven. ? The Bible. For GOLDS and Gil I P. Rick's Capdimnb Is the best remedy-* relieve* the aching and feverlshnests? cures the Cvld and rektores noimal conditions. It's Uuuld-nrffect* Immediately. 10c.. 2&0. IM ftOc., at drug store*. WHAT'S Your Health Worth? You start sickness by mistreating nature and it generally shows first in the bowels and liver. A toe box (week's treatment) of CASCARRTS will help nature help you. They will do mor?~-nsiag them regularly as yon need them ? than any medicine on Earth. Get a box today; take a CASCARRT tonight. Better in the morning. It'* the result that makes millions take them. ? $ai CASCAIITS toe s box for a weak 'a ' treatment, aU draftou. M||mI Ml)?e in Um wet 14. iflHUs torn a auaUk Get Well If you arc sick, yofi wish to get well, don't you? Of course you do. You wish to bo rid of the pain and misery, and be happy again. If your illness is caused by female trouble, you can quickly get the right remedy to get well, it's Oardui, This great medicine, for women, has re lieved or cured thousands of ladies, suJuTjpg like you from some female trouble. Far Women's Ms JS9 years. M'.fl. Fannie ICllis, of Foster, Ark., mifTi-rcd Hj/ony for seven ? ? , Iteud her letter about Canlui. ?She -write#: '"I was Bi<.*k for 60V0U years with female trouble. Every month 1 would wry nearly die with my head and back. I took 1? bottles of Ciir-hii and wua curcd. C'ardui ia a God-send to suffering women." Try it. AT ALL DRUG STORES ^ THE "HUB" MAN! POLDER The I !c?t and Cheapest Monjlo! Jin^ Device In the World. No Cranks lo Turn ! No lexers (3 Shore!! C.#n be Operate4 l>y Une ll?nj Specially uJuptfl t') lh( need* u' LU .186RMEN. COAL DEALERS, MARKET MSN 411 J all olUf * 4o!n|f u iJelivciy uus!ne*t ur M; j pn??? C/d&dV' * ,j * " * ? ?* *? ??? ? |)??llv*ry Ti? k*l*. ftllis ?.f I ttulnj!. Invoices, Cush.Sjili or c bar^o'SHp*. ? . etc,, ir.ade In Din'Avtfit * ? 1 ^ ? I ? at*, o r jpipiu ,?'?* nt one wjtyi/tg-. ? m upm Roll Form and Con&tctitlvcly Nam tend. koll Printing Ourir f. r ?ny J l/. J f Mar.tffJhjfnV Special Discount# to Customers Secured throuyh the medium of this Advertisement. SenJ Ipr Descriptive Reading Matter. Salesmen write us. A J J rev* !'? ?>!. "]>" * ItliB AUTOGRAPHIC REGISTfR CO., 14-ia Binfcrd St., Boston, Mass. It is -a fair <lr?xoi? of plenty li? I bftve what U iicet?sBO,ry. (Jrcek. Mrs. Witwlow'# h'oot l?in;{ ! 'vruu for (hildrcn tfi't hiiitf, Hoftcns tiie jmjiiih, . ed Q '-OH 1 it It .'f in tfi ft t?yu,iillaj btuiiu, vu?c? wind coli<\, 20c. a liotilo. Kav not all (1tuu kiimvcst, hut hi - licvo all tliou savrst. ? < lertnan. IJo Your f Oct Aclio anil IJtirn? Shake into your kIiocj AIIou'b l\?ot-Kaso, n powder for the feet. It makes ti^Sit or new shoe* feel euny. Cuicb Corns, Itumon.i. bwollvn, Hot, Smarting il,ul Sweating l eft ami Ingrowing Nrtiln. Hold hyijll Drim/rista uud Shoe stores. iJft c h. Hamjile sent Vkkic. Address Allen S. OLniMed. I.eltoy, N. V. None n re seeme from d? t icii. ?few from subt illy. I'or II 1CA l>A< II ft? tllelia* i A IMh S?l N li Whether from folds. Mint. Stomneli ?r K?i-votis Troubles. t'oinidlnc will relieve >oii It's liquid ? ideasant to take- 0<'U Immedi ately. Try It, 10c., S&c. and 5oc ul U/uk ?tore? ? Commit a sin thrice and yon will think it allowable. ? If/'biew. Mover Vary In Quality or Taste because the utmost care is taken by Lib - by's Chefs to select only the choicest mater ials, and put these up in the same careful manner every time. You . are thus assured of uniform goodness, and this is the reason that the use of Libby's gives such general satisfaction to every housewife. T ry these Lfhby Foodns Dried Beef Mexican T amnio Ham Loaf Ohltl Con Game Vienna Sausage Evaporated Milk For luncheon, spreads or every day meals, they are just the thing,. Keep a ?up* tell when they will com# In han dy. A?k for llkby'm and be ?ure you get Ubby'm. Ubby, Ale Nell! & Ubby ROSY CHEEKED CHILDREN art Aiitt . lUrttt?, lib. *? future h?allh. Y ? ? I. At* to f ir? I), em Oftatm Oil. 1 1 1 a the bcftl cathartic, tul natty. Thvflova PALATAL CAiTon oil LOOK O , tuilia. TIITIH GOOD Children Lick Thc Gpoon 1%0 ALL D?l'nailT?, O K HT II All NORTH A SOUTH CAKOltMA ACENTS MURRAY DRUG CO., COLUMBIA. S. C. Cures PNEUMONIA RtP?*? Qooie l,| n! men! It r&Ado of pur* jtoom *re*se (and oib?r remartui r?ro;r ?l*?d for jr*n*r?tlon? m Invklukbl* for Pncumo nla, Coldi, vJrlp, ?to. Try Ficc's Goose Grease Liniment For the?? ailment* ? It r?ll?T?i ipMdliy am\ cur?? permanently. 25c-AI alt Druggists ?nd Dcilcrs-25c GOOSE GREASE G0HPANT,o,1,,;*Soro SHAFTING), PULLEYS, BELTS I LOMBARD IRON WORM. MOOSTft, OIL | Interesting Facts - - -The only ( remedy known (or (lout, IHspcp iia, Jaundice, Kidney and glad der troubles, Constipation, Head ache, Biliousness and all disor der of the bowels is DIUUAYNE'S SANATIVE PILLS For several generations they have I > r it a household rrct'ssi:/ for reliov in j and c.ir:.v(? c ;m;>! lints of this kind. They arc safe stid sure i ;i every in stant'?. As 3 I.xa'ive. purgative and cat4.ar?i; they are u.iexc.'iied. Sold by drugp.ii!} everywhere in 25 c <ir.J / Oc loxe i iLD NORTH STATE OINTMENT ll \M!1 n;if your I'f'.ri Fc/i rra Fob p v . < I lis. i ar'.JUiK'lcs. ISutls. .-<?! e Firs, FWra mi w?e Fycball, Oranu'nu-d I !<U. -on.- i iiioin. i'hr" !t: 3!:'! A 1 1 ei.d t-li Jsj Corns, lhinioHS ?n<f li.*ic W Hirf Tim Nails. Ask your 'ii'iimrlwi iorilt. OLD MOM ( H ST A f E O I.N I M L'f|T 10 , Cini i lot ic. N. | ITCH CURED DR. DAVID'S SANATIVE WASH i-. iruaran I ;>iv. . :i>c .if hrli in l all I. our if 1 1 "I ? >i - ii i '?? <iii- i'< s. M:o? t i i i -r in jirr M?iis ?. a v I mi I ic!i I f yi it; i- <!(,?? has or M:u: iff f :n ii'i N s.tnm i ? !? Wash will ? uif htin ni iMirr IViffTTi- u l li'caimoi ln-ntailt'd. I )?- It v i i > il a' jMiir inntc>t i ofllcu free iu>' ti n i'< ![.i iif n m > Oxtrii* <1 Minor Unite Co., lUclinioixl, Vn. So. 24- 09. - HOME CAHNER and WASHER COMBINED, Gaarinlttd to d? u?\?rp?ist< Write for description. work In titber capacity. W. W. WILSON. 586 ELM ST. DALLAS. TEXAS THE LEXINGTON HOTEL lUCHttUNO, V1HU1N1A. Closft to t~e Depots. Post Gfflco. Capiio) i f'liufcro W holosnio anil P. e tall *<vi!o?*. i EVBRYTMING FIR8T-CLAB0 i RATES R W. A60 N AF3 LE I Restore* Gray Hair to Natural Color' REMOVES OAMORUrr ABO 8CUKF Invig.iratfi ao.J prfvorta tta h?ir from fsliu-.g P?r R?'? b> Oru|tgla<*i O' Ron! Dlrarl by XANTHINE OO., Richmond, Virginia ?<!?* )l P?? (ottlf; &?m?U Ooutf )J?. s?nd lc C> *eu! > H^Thorapson'sEyeWaie? Difitompcr? A tri'f ?rW nnt 'Ap < f ,r .J,.. ? ?SiI 1 ?* c*dn wi'rwni o r:-jsM CJkI Ktmout iH t) n.p :?>?(!? ^ . t?ri*in a r*l r*rrr>?nr-> i ? tr t>?> A I <1r>i^nt ? r?r | - r,.' . , Jk, ? ?nj Si on $?** .. , t, , . ; !f *cl. "iJr CJnlj't -1.1. ,.f ?? " * WELLS MF.t?JCINE CO. NOTH INC 1.1 KE it FO?< ? 0 .-ft [pi frr?f 1 ? Prtxtinc excel* r: v i'?r.;:ine? lHET?ETrl n dr^Mrs. removing lnrtnr irom th^ tcrth. I rt. i-j il< all ?f d?^"V ftr|d d.iease . iv. ;:?fy too'.h ptrparklicm r-annot do. THE MOUTH Ite&ireSi end ihroat, purifiei the, breath. an?! a ill* \\.c grrr.j vhich collect in the mouth, csus.r.g ?vc tV.rr.it, bad teeth, b>d breath, giipp*), ar.d n:ucf. utkaeM. TUP FYFQ *hen inflamed, tird, a>y lltH L I Lw tnd burn, may be intUm.} telieved and ^lengthened by Paxline. r&TARRU Pattine will de??roy the gerrrj VM I l*nnn that cauie catarrh, heal the m? flammation and ftop the ducharg*. It ? a Tin# remedy for uterine catarrb. ? "tine it ? harmless yet nowerfn! ^rr.itcdt !.d.?inlert.nt ?nd deodorizer ^viTh^i nr ,royi leave* ihe bo<iy ?ntu?.puc*||y ^ LARGE SAMPLE FREE! THf. PAXTON TO.UET CO BO, rcN. i.yH*