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One thing that keep# a good many men poor i? buying what they ought to raisp tliemBclveH. Try Murine Kyc Itemed/ For Red, Weak. Weary, Watery Eyta and Granulated Kveli<U ll Soothe* Eye J'?ln. Murine Kvo Itcmwly Liquid. 25c. nnd fiOe. $ Mwriiie l''yc Halve. 25 o. c~il 91.00. Customer ? '.'Is this meat <le?rT" ' liutohcr-^-"Nein, M voh aheep.". Day, like a weary pilgrim, had roue bed the western Kale of heaven, and Kvenlng stooped down to un loose. Hie lutein's of his sandnl shoon. for 1IBAI)A('H F-Ulrfc?? CA WVmiHM J?br<h*'i' from ("old*. He*t, Ptomtch or ? Nrrvoiih Tioublf#. ('(vpuiltne will rrllrro you. It'? llu?l?l-|ile?h?iH to t*k?~fcct? Immnfll ? tely, Try It, 10c., Uo, and 00c. ?t dru* ' store*. To tlisl ribtile spice evenly through a cake or pudding, carefully mix it ?with part of the granulated sugar to bo used. So. -25-10. IJny "JJatti, i; Axk" Siioeh. Do you remember, when you were young, how it encouraged and eheer <?d you lo he consulted by your elders f Try it on the young folks of the household. i Food Products Libby's Vienna Sausage is distinctly different (rom any other sausage you ever tasted. Just try one can and it is Bure [ to become a frequent necessity. Libby's Vienna Sausage lust suits for breakfast, ts line for luncheon and satisfies at dlij* ricr or supper. Like all ol ILibby's Food Products, It is carefully cooked and prepared,! ready to serve, in Litby1* Great' White Kitchen ? the cleanest, most scientific kitchcn In the \ world. Other popular, ready ?to?] serve Llbby Pure Pooda ares Cooked Corned Beef Peerlesa Dried Beef Vm! Lot! Evaporated Milk Baked Beam Chow Chow ! Mixed Pickle# I Insist on Libby's at your groccr's, Libby, McNeill & Ubby Chicago Buy"Battle Axe" Shoes I Vltuil ktier far jm Uua i(ttti ar t? i??faa acrckaata. Rclwcoce: 117 kaak ia LaaUrtlb. Wt Iwibfc Waol B>(> Pft? to Mr akipptrt. Write far pr kt lut. M. SABEL 4 SONS Larfarflia, If. W. L. DOUGLAS ?t.H. & (9 THB STANDARD FO* 3? ***#?? Million# *?? w*?f OHUROH GROWTH EXCEEDS Ilf 0REA8E IN POPULATION. Washington, May 30. ? - Church growth in the United Btates has been greater than the inerease in popula tion between the years 1 1K>0 and 190ft, according to tba special census rej>ort on the census of religious bodies for 1000, now in press. In the principal cities of the country, the growth both in the number of religious organiza tion! wid commun it ie* -w?* tfwatcr in^ the years mentioned than the increase in population, while in the area out -bide the principal cities the rate of increase in the number of new churcbes wam approximately the name as the rute of |>opulation increase, al though in the number of (ominuni rants the increase in the outside area, as in the cities, was in excess of that in population. Out of every 1,000 people in the 100 principal cities of the country ? that is. those which bad a population of more than 26,000 there were 400 church member*, while for the area outside these cities there were 303) and for the entira country there were 301 Ar compared with 1800, tho re* port shows a gain of 00 communi cants in 'each 1,000 of population for the principal cities and a gain of 61 outside of them, Female members in 1006 outnum bered the male members by 32 per cent in continental United Btates, while in the principal cities the ex cess of female members was propor tionately less, beiug 000,526, or 23<6 per cent. Worth Knowine. I)ont ' rtn<roly apply for a position. When a man wants iiii employe for a position lie really means for yon to come and get it if yon can. Don't make the mistake of talking to all met) in the same manner. Men are as different as animal* ? some will give the growl of "get ont" and oth ers the rnh of ( ' e6me in/' You ean generally snve money by avoiding the dead-sure thing*. ?, News Notes. Last month there were on the stock* in Hritish yards three hundred and eighty-six vessels, excluding war vessels. Three hundred and forty nine of them were steam-vessels. Thus is the picturesque "wind-jam mer" pa*ssing from the seas. Speaking of tlio English roads A returned traveler aaya that the Eng lishman doesn 't know what a rut is. A road in most parts of this country without a rut would look ho strange to (lie average farmer that it would have to bo introduced to him. | At all of- th<) J ii <] in ii reservations through the WeHt carloads of faming implements of the most modem type will begin to arrive this svcek, mark ing the first steps in a great work which the Indian office has undertaken ? that of making a successful farmer of the Indian. A German was riding on a crowded .Broadway car (lie other day and a 'woman's rights' female was sitting alongside of him. Said she: "Beg pardon, but why don't you get up and give the lady in front of you a seat 1 ' ' The flerraan broke into a loud laugh, and said: "Dot is a good joak on you, ? vliy, dot isn no lady, dot isa my vife." German paper-makers are experi menting with various fiber plants in tho hope of finding a material suf ficiently cheap for nse in supplying thy constantly increasing demand. Sisal hemp, wild grassc*, palm leaves, Spanish broom, banana fiber and cotton-bolls are among the sub' stances tested. The United States government is engaged in similar e*r periiuenta. If some substitute (or wood pulp can be found the forssti wll be allowed to itand a Uttlo longir. Oorm&ny haa lonsr been pointed to by the advocatea of beer-drinking at a country wheye almost everybody drlnke light beer without evell effect*, But now Emperor William ha* iaaued a solemn warning on the subject to j tho young men of hie empire. He ; tells them that the drink habit ia ser iously injuring the individual young men and the nation as a whole, with the result that both are falling be hind foreigners, especially Americans and the English, who Bave more sensi ble ideas regarding drink by youths. Nobody has ever accused the Kmepror of being a temperance "crank," and ho views the mutter wholly in th# light of effectiveness in the battle of 1 if j. A DKTRRMINKD WOMAN ] Finally Found a Food That Cored Her. "When I first road of the remark able effects of Qrape-Nuta food, 1 de termined to secure some," says a woman of Salisbury, Mo. "At that time there was none kept in this town, but my husband ordered some from a Chicago traveler. ^ "I had been greatly afflicted with ?udden attacks of cramps, nausea, and vomiting. Tried all aorta of rem edies and physicians, but obtained only temporary relief. As soon as I began to use the new food the cramps disappeared and have never returned. "My old attacks of sick stomdeh were a little slower to yield, but by continuing the food, that trouble haa disappeared entirely. I am to-day perfectly well, can eat anything and everything 1 wleh, without paying the penalty tbat 1 used to. We would not keep house without Qrape-Nuta. "My husband waa se delighted with the benefit* I received that he has been recommending Graps-Nuta to hla customers and ha* built up a very large trade on the food. Re setts them by ths esse to assay of the lead* lag physicians of tbe couaty, wbo reoommend Orspo-Nuts very geaeral. ly. There Is soma satlsfsettoa la us ing a really scientifically preps rad food.* Read tba little book, "Tbe Road to Wallvllla,* la pbga. "There's a ? ? "UNCLfJOr CANNON * Scores Newspapers, Maga zines and Other Critics COMPLIMENTS CHAMP. CLARK "? -v# Th? Vww>M?-8>wkw-c< the Hour 9 to ? Virile Speech Defend* (he Old Rale* Fifty Thousand Bills Intro duced At Every Session, and Some c t Them the Author* Do Not Want Faesed? Speaker Will Always be Orlticlaedi Washington, J). C., Special.- ? The old rule* of t lie House were defended ftild the critic* of tin? Speaker wore severely scored by Speaker Cannon in a briisf address in tl?? House Satur day, Mr. Cannon contended that the operation of the rules as adopted by tbe 61st Congreaa and a* enforc ed by him, had never intefered with the will of the majority of the House when on actual majority had been obtained on any proportion, He ?cored newspaper and magazine writ ers who' had criticised him, and said they had proceeded from a lftck of knowledge and upon false premise*. The venerable Speaker was greeted by cheers from his Republican col leagues when he had concluded. Representative Cooper, of Wiscon sin, one of the leading ''insurgent*," attempted to reply, but there was objection. Nearly every member yf. the House was in his place and every eye was centered upon Mr. Cannon as he be gan to speak. Mr. Cannon declared that whoever should he speaker of the House, whether for two or eight years, could not escape criticism, lie spoke of the 50,000 bills introduced in each congress, all with their advocates de manding consideration. ''Many members introduce hills that they do not want passed," said Mr. Cannon, explaining the troubles that face a Speaker. He declared that, under the rules as they had been adopted in the 51st Congress, it had at any time been |>osrfl)lc for a majority in the House to legislate. Referring directly to minority lead er Champ Clark, the speaker suggest ed that the gentleman from Missouri would make the best speaker the mi nority could obtain. This remark was a signal for an ovation by the Democrats in honor of their loader. . Continuing, Mr. Cannon said, that not half as many bills were passed under the new "unanimous consent " ' rule as formerly and he ridiculed the suggestions about bis role as a "e zar. " Whatever the clamor might be he declared that he preferred' to maintain his fidelity to the majority of the House. Referring to news paper and magazine writers, he said lie would rather keep his own self respect than "to bend to demagogues and the 8elf-tinnstitute_d righteous ones who criticise without judgment and without knowledge." Bill for $300,000 to Raise Maine. Washington, Special. ? A paragraph in the general ' deficiency hill, which would suspend for an indefinite period Ihe enfroeciueht of the law rrccjitly passed appropriating $100,000 for j the raising or removal of the Maine, stirred up a bitter row in the Ilonse and resulted in the exchange of some rather warm personalities. Represeht at ive Fitzgerald, of New York, made the direct charge that thia paragraph was a deliberate at tempt to hamstring legislation. Mr, Tawney then moved to appro- ] prist e $200,000 in uddition to the $100,000 auporpriated some months ago. Mr. Fit/.gorald moved to make it f400,000. but the House refused to sustain him. The House Anally adopted the Tawney amendment. On to the Frosen North. Boston, Special. ? Carrying a boun tiful supply of trinkets and gumdrops for the igloo dwellers of the frozen north, the steamship Hoothio, char tered hy Hnrrv Whitney of New Haven, Conn., and Paul J. Rainey of Cleveland, O., for a hunting expedi tion in the Artie, Railed from South Boston Sunday. "To Attract Tourists." Ilabnnn, lty Cable. ? A bill Irprn lir- - ing the revival of hull fights ha* been favorably reported from com mittee to tho House and is now await injj further action. The bill gise s company, the capital of which is principally American, the exclu sive concession for 30 vcarB to oper ato a Monte Carlo on a race near Camp Columbia, at which the attrac tions will be gambling games, bul' fighting, cock fighting, horse racing and other spcrts. The object of tin bill, it is declared, is to attract- tour ists to Habana. Additional Federal Judge Lo?t. Washington, Special. ? A lively de bate was waged in the House Monday over a Senate hill to create an addi tional Federal judge for tho fourth or Virginia, North and South Caro lina. West Virginia and Maryland circuit, and the bill was fina'ly lost 91 to 96. ? Mr. Webb, of North Carolina, in an impaaaioued appeal backed by figure* on a chart placed in front of the Speaker's rostrum, opooeed the bill Postal Sayings Bank Bill. Washington, Special. ? Instead of reaching a vote on the aecsptknee of the House postal aarinve bank bill, ar | had been confidently expected, the i Senate apparently was farther from that consummation When adjourn ed Monday than when it convened. Following apeechea in opposition to the Houae measure, Senator Bacon aIPamaJ *?? atMAH 4fM <kH t w*ava?^? ?h? ??? v??t the proriaion regulating the invest ment 0< deposits in forernmoat heads, said the jsoliec was pending whm the Isnats adjourned. I??t BACKACHE WIOYIELft To Lydia B. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound Bloomdale. Ohio,? "I suffered from, i?rrit+6 he*<lache?, pains in my ?ud right Hide and wu tired all the time and nerroui. I could not sleep, and erery month I could luudly stand tho palu. Jjrdia^, Pinkham's Vefleta. ble Compound re. stored me to health again and made me feel like a new wo. man. I hope thli letter will fnduoe oiner women 10 avail themselves of thli valuable medicine."? Mrs. E. I L Frzdzbicx, Bloomdale, Ohio. Baokachs Is a symptom of femalt weakness or derangement. If yon have backache don't neglect it. To get permanent relief you must reach the root of the trouble. Nothing we know of will do this so safely and surely M Lydia E. Hnkham's Y*g?table Com* pound. Cure the cause of these dis. Ironing aches and pains and you will become well and stroug. The great volume of unsolicited tea* tirnony constantly pouring in proves conclu3lTely that Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots ana herbs, has restored, health to thou* sands of women. If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. lMnkhum'* Vege table Compound will help you, write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass.. for advice. Your letter will be absolutely conlldontlal* and the advice free. Buy Battle Axe Shoes Thompson's Eye Water LIT ME 00 YOUR WOKBUYING IN NEW YORK. Any book la tb? World mipplirri at l/owr*t Trie*. Krompr. paraooal attrnflon. Write to A. R. PfORTIIRUP. Roooi <01. No. 000 Klftb At* wm, New York City. When you wont to do a good job of hoeing or weed cutting, put an edge ipon the hoe. How much better (he tool will work, and (ho operator as well I W'e despise a dull hoe, and do aot own one. So.-25-10. Mr?. Winnlow'n Soothing f]yr up for Children teething, softens the gums, kvduceti inflamma tion, allay s jxim , cures Vind colic, 23c. a bottl*. Everybody is impatient to' begin tho spring work, but it were wise to temper impatience with good judg ment and to wait- until all the cou< litions are right. Buy "Uatti.k Axk" Siioki. Agricultural News Notes. The yule-log burns the more cheer fully when the corn is all in the crib. The npple crop in the Pacific North vest thin year is expected to yield the jrofters from ten to twelve million dollars. ? On account of the diminishing sup ply of Pacific red salfnon, there is 1 low an increase in the demand for >ink salmon. The patrons of Husbandry, also mown an the Orange, is the largest ?nd most effective secret organization >f farmers in the world. The production of sugar at the }hino beet-sugar factory in San lier jardino County, California, amount ed to 22,237,000 pounds. There is an alligator-farm near Sarsot, not far from Tampa, Florida. There is a brisk demand by tourists for the small "gators" also for the lides of the large ones. Unquestionably the lack of a paroels [>ost system, similar to that of Qreat Britain, is a hindrance to rural pro gress in this country. The farmers want It and will now get it. No more serious danger to the vital igricultural interests of the nation now exists than the consolidation of interests which seek to get possession of the water-power on the various rivers. Texas is acquiring a national repu tation as a turkey-growing state. Dallas is said to be the largest ship ping-point. The refrigerating system, by which dressed turkeys can now be placed on distant markets irrespective of weather conditions, is promoting the rapid gruwili of this industry. Post Toasties with strawberries and cream. A delightful combination that strongly appeals to the appetiVc. The crisp. Huffy bits have a distinctive flavour and are rca4/^~"t*T~Wrve from tha package without coojkmg Convenient, Appetising, Healthful food. "The Memory Lingers" rOSTVH djOUUL OX. IjK, INTERESTING STATE NEWS OoIwmu of Qarreat Events 0??ght in Every County From Coast to Mountain Cap. "Barking Up the Wrong Tree." John A. Law, uresident of the Saxon niilltj, mentioned as one of tl*e co-conspirators in the government's suit against James A. Fatten and qthers charged with uonspiracy in restraint of trade in the cotton bull movement, says: . "We have po apologies to make to the New York grand jury not to ^Attorney General Wickersham not to the administration which he rep resents for such part as we havr taken in the alleged conspiracy whiel in spite of the government's mis directed opposition, has interfered and is still interfering with the ef forts to depress the price of cotton. "As titi/.ens of the Houth we recognise to a profound extent that her financial recovery, the education of her citizens and the proper de velopment of her natural resource* ?re peculiarly dependent upon the obtaining of a fair prioe for cotton, representing not only the South 'a but the nation's greatest export value. The honorable Department of Justice is, in our judgment, simply ' barking up the wrong tree.' n Mr. Aiken in Laognate Plain. Mr. Aiken began his recent speech with the following: "Mr. Chairman; When the gentle man from Ohio, Mr. Ilowland, made his spcech he stated that the South Carolina delegation in the House was in favor of a protective duty on tea. He refused to be interrupted and I did not attempt to interrupt him, but I want to denounce that statement as an absolute falsehood. There is not a word of truth in it, as I am positive that no member of the South Carolina delegation of the House favors any duty on tea at all. It is a fftct that the only tea farm in. the United States is located in the State of South Carolina, but none of us, cortainly in this body, has asked that their product be protected to any extent." Seaboard Drops Fight on Rates. The Seaboard Air Line has aban doned its fight against the Railroad Commission in the matter of de creasing the rates on fertilizer in this State. An order has beep signed by Chief Justico Jones which restrain? the commission from , -prattling into effect the tariff on fertilizer rates, known as circular No. 135, which re duced (he rates, until August 1. After that date the ordor of the commission will be put into effect over the Sea board Air Line. The order was signed after an agreement bad been reached between the Seaboard Air Line, the Railroad Commissioners and with the consent of Attorney Genernl Lyon. By the order of the Supreme Court the Seaboard Air Line is ordered to pay all expenses incurred by the litigation. Boyd-Brock Inquiry Cost $1,000. The sum of $lv005.40 represents fche amount that the Bovd-Brock court of inquiry cost the State of South Carolina. Just what provision will be made for the payment of this sum is not known, .although Governor Ansel has promised that when thr matter was presented to him he would docide the question. Charleston Church Is Reimbursed. Christ Church, near Charleston, will be reimbursed for destruction of its property by military forces of the United States during the civil war. In 18G5 these forces, under command of Major Gen. Q. A. Gilmer, took possession of the chupch building and used it for military purposes until after the close of the war, damaging the property very largely, It is re commended that $14,500 bo paid, in full setOotr.ent of the claim, Xf?fro Operating Big Cannery. An encouraging sign of the times li the fact that J. W. Newton, a negro, who has been operating a modest truck farm cannery at Sneli ing, near Barnwell, has met with such success that he has been en abled- to install a larger plant, with a capacity of 2,000 cans a day. He expects more work than he can do. Senator Smith Speaks His Mind. In an earnest speech in the Senate Mr. Smith, referring to the charg< that the brokers had corncred the visible supply of cotton, tbo South Carolina senator vehemently declar ed that "never was a more bare faced falsehood or a greater fraud perpetrated than in this indictment.'' He repeated his previous charge* that the law bad been invoked t< put dowi) the price of cotton in tfc* interest of foreign speculators ant' said he had been informed that the Attorney general had been at om I time a partner of the attorney for th< cotton exchange. The Congress of Road Builders. South Carolina will.be represented at the meeting of the International Congress of Road Builder, which is to be held in Brussels, Belgium, from July 31 to August 7. Gov. Ansel has appointed A. - C. Moore and R. Freeman, two South Carolinians, who are now in Europe, a* delegate* to attend oongreaa and represent this Sfate. ~ ?; SontJi t>*nrtfaMi'? Shore, ? Among the provision* in the omnibus publie buildings bill, report ed to the Houseware: For aits for buildings? Columbia, $75,000, For new aiUe and new buildinge? Ren nettsville, $A0,000; Camden, *50,000. Boater Fertiliaing Mixta# Flant Of*anir'ed ? fertillaer mteiag plant - "v.h miMiI ?I ?? at Sumter io time for next season's business. ? rapacity of the plant ? ill be 100 tons a day. A Poor Weak Woman Aa *ba I* temad, will aodura bwvd* aad patiently aioale# whiob a rtroa g men would pro way uoder. TVa fact to wo??i mt? mora patiaat ttok Ibay ou#bt li b? under ?uoh tiouble*. Hnrjr womm o*4U to bow that the mar obtain Dm moat enpactoaaad madioal advice frt* of (kurf mi i? ht? mmJUmm aad privacy by writing to Che World's DtopaiMHiry Medical Association, B. V. Pierea, M. !>.. Pre#idci*# Buffalo. N. Y. Dr. Ptorco be# baa* atdaf ooutultinf physician o< the Iovall4a Hotel aad Surgical Institute, ol Uuffslo, N. 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When may a man be said to break fast befor? u? f cts up ? When . b* takes a roll In bed. Why are teeth like verbs? Because they- are regular, irregular and defec tive. What is it that a gentleman has not, never can have and yet can give to a ladyt A lusband. Why is a man just imprisoned like a boat full of water? Bccauso he re quires bailing out. Why are fowls the most, economical things a farmer can keep? Jlecause for every grain they give a pock. FIVK YEARS OP PAIN. A Tale of Terrible Kidney Suffering. Mrs. J. P. Kibble, 62 Stevens St., WellaTllle, N. "Y., aays: "I ennnot de scribe the suffering 1 endured from kidney trouble for over fire years. My back was so lame and painful 1 could not turn in bed without aaaiatancq, nbr false By arms above, my head. I often be> came eo dlaay that 1 fall. The kid nor m. emiotts ,?r? d?rlt. thick and seal 4 od. I rn>lw< no relief until 1 began nelas Dots'* Kidney Pint. My Im provement tu io rapid that my fam ily 4lld not think It would bo lotting. 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