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& T MiL r'l* | . Ml l % Sold r ^ aTA f A r* ' % * m rT\ / > / N # i A f A ;t; Guaranteec # A a?/\t f uie iwv vi tuw / a ? at Washing a ^ ST\ f A H \S__A y A <l> $ and unadu *e ne r \ \ p %THE I. TR/5 $ f: OFFI 9 I \ rr r . ^ :li ^ < f ? \ >. ' f ^ f ^ ^ ^ f ^ * r f * * f ' ? s\ <>> VVV%v.kV?.K*V**V.?v ' i wiia ? y v n ii js. ei - w nf- "tr - ji. m'mttvtcv " ? r Iligli Avi The grandest lir Men, Hoys av brought to Aug Gent's Furnis'iii A(11N 1 HOi* J. & M. a-.i'J We carry a full 1 Suits, odd Skir 1 x t 1 ana i\iecK-wear. WJ1311 If) til 3 Cit^ :i' J. Will 8r>'> BROAD STRliGT, :: :: Sit'vM'iC/vrt*" 'W r,*vvr? 1 | THE CM/ ^ Rt:nOl?Xl?(> \v!> jjjl \i my and N:s \ iu I (>:\?. AN!) LON i |VS!'\N StJ.iai Hiit, lil ct'-'c I i;ii Singly .'in ! I'.n -n't ? % UIDDOwK li\ 5? C" \H! I m m --,"111 ,rf vfy V / V/ vL? vy vy *v vy v y VL4 JT j| ^ vjy *A $9 " ^ vT> vy vly vy vy V viy _ vl y Everywhere j viy ?~ v y v y V vy 1 by Serial No. 137, of the W\ ; Sacretarv of Avriciiltnra. :;l ?ton, D. C., V/ V/* V /! VJy i. v BSOLUBTLY PURE V/? i Vly V /> vF Iterated, under the Nat- | V/Food Law passed by Con- $ 30, *906. I 7 Vy V y VF V y V/ Viz OiERCO., PROPRIETORS. I V V ' vl / ^ f ^ I \ T/^I MM A T! a \ H \ ' .' > r \. . ' - :\'!) r: i \ I V|y Vy V A V/* vt> VM V/ V y yiy vy vp ft'rrrrr'fr err**'ft f f f ' >' f ' f f r ? f ' ,r ,f ' f f ' * / y , v\ - >. \ jv\ > v i \ v ^ v v < v\ ? v v*v v cv ^.vvkvkvvk ~\ 7 ^x%'? ? 9 "r iwiti? orpholo. forex|M*rt Haarcn and free reports - ?^ T~ " " - U- "- **-.? -T- |8 Kroc ml vie*-. how to chutm |Mton(-. trade ituu kn, P copyrights. cti. )N AM. COUNTRIES. I M Husiness Jirtct with ..'ashing: ' softs timf,B (y "B / "B I m'""y a"J ''ft'" thf patent. r g / \ V b > f tj * y a) Patent and Infringement Practice Exclusively. K > E SB*' K J I I I 4 I $? Write or came l? us ?t * _y . I \ F i H 1 1 I I -III Ml I H 033 Ninth Streot, opp UnlUd SUUa P?t?nt Offlca.R id Children, ever .^fs^Mi usta. A full line '? - T^TT^I ) \' ^ T i V1.1!^ a!>'1s.s' jl ^ I is, Shirt Waists flTOBACCOM ti Is a (^e^ci?us chew, 1 i ani i jok at our doods. fj ^ made from the best J 4 JNortn Carolina leaf; |B ti H ^ J r 3 a leaf that has a spec- K lIC V y ) lial texture, a special? 1 llavor and which? auolista. <1/ * makes RED EYE ag s? 1 specially fine and satis-B j fyingcliewingtobacco. B a." >.<*'r ?vvm -' s* . **%#- 1 J Most people prefer it K ^ to tobacco costing one E i :>i CCTAV EI j dollar per pound. ?jfe VhvLLv? 1 V / i A ?* '(- * Ask your dealer for it and |r. fi insu t on him keening it. IffiS > & MERCHANTS I If ? . , . v?r 1 Write for Special Prices. Bfc> /v Msadcpiartcrs # ;::: rw? ?v* .n ?.?<>?? ^ 1 I-i. trie 4 te\ -tTr1-, !/<?<"* >tS ^ w" kj a ' 1" ' * Ui^JllJ^ * ; v P.-'opriot.-r*. || t i*%? 4 r . COURT THE LIGHT. ? darkness Is an Emmy to Vigof inl Life. Neither grown people nor chilidren thrive in dark places. In thif respect they are like plants. No potted plants will grow in the house unless they arc placed in the light of a sunshiny window. J'cis str&nge that people dare to sleep in dark rooms where daylight never penetrates, und much stranger thut they dare to live in such quarters, j When compelled to work or lira a lurge part of the time in rooms artificially lighted one should make j it a point to be in the sunshiue ? very day if possible. Sunshine is a goc' cure for dyspepsia. No animal and no plant can properly digest food in the dark. The truth of this asserlinn ncn Vvn .ouilil.. 1 1 * , >.vw vuu i/v 1COUIIJ UClVlllliUUU uy u little experiment. A potato pluced in a dark cellar with a little ray of light will sprout and make an effort to grow toward = the fight. Make a larger opening for the light to enter and see how the spr'ttts will longingly stretch toward the light, but how pale the color <.vl how/iekly the plant. No matter how often you water the Slant or enrich the ground in its ark situation, it will not thrive. It will always remain n poor, sickiv sprout or plant, But give it sunlight and see the wonderful change that takes place. Grain that grows under trees doet not grow well or fill out, although the soil under the tree is richer perhaps than the soil outside the snclter of the tree. Nothing will flourish away from the light. And to go from the material tithe spiritual, dark deeds and thoughts are resppnsiblc for many a puny, undeveloped body. Live in the sunlight of strength-and purity I ?Boston Traveler. Neglected Opportunities. Mr. Sidener had made his first ' public speech. His subject was good ?the iniquities of industrial econo| my ? and he hoped his treatment ! had been adequate. lie was net sure. He wuitcd for his wife's vcr diet, but she was strangely silent. She had listened to him from the gallery of the town hall, and he hud alf expected her to meet him a' the door afterward and to say a? soon as they were out of hearing, " "Oh, it was simply great, Eddy!" But they were halfway home, ana he had 6aid nothing of the kind. "Well,"he began awkwardly when he could bear it no longer, "what did you think of my speech?" "What you said was all right," she answered, with 'tuarded enthusiasm "But it scemea to mc you didn't make the most of your opportunities." "OnnArfnnHm-V. <T W v. ' * H v ] C'.9 ? y , . \ j . wri ii vor? tuti.1' l lie wearing 01 mustaches is sucb ' a universal custom that we might suppose it never had a special mean- ! ing or beginning. But the fact is that it did have a beginning several hundred years ago and served a very important purpose for awhile. For several centuries the Moors had fmssession of Spain, but were limils' conquered or driven out by the Christians. The Moors were believers in Mohammedanism, and, having made many converts, it was not always an easy matter to tell a .Mohammedan from a Christian, and as there were constant conflicts be vwecu pcopie 01 tne two religions the Christians decided to adopt sonic sign by which they could bo distinguished from the unbelievers. So they let the hair grow on the upper lip ant 2 the chin in order to produce as nearly as possible the ' form i a cross, and in that wa\ * they wti able to recognize one another at all times and llock together in of danger. ,*owett Smoked. Dr. Jowett, the great master of Baliol coBegc, Oxford, hated tobacco, but hv moked a cigarette once under the following circumstances: There h' ^ been u little quarrel between tlx, Piaster and the other Baliol don and Jowett celebrated their reconciliation by dining in ball or the following Sunday. Aft- j er din r he noticed a certain awkwardness and guessed its cause. So Lj said, "I think 1 should like a cigarette." Every one joyfully lit up at once, and Jowett gently blew down his cigarette until enough was consumed to save appearances. Otvr1ie?r<l In (lie Art Ualterf. They were making the usual round 1>r continuous. "Oh," lie exclaimed, "do look at that ! 'lenutlful Apollo Belvedere!" "Sh!" slic returned. "Don't say 'dear* o loud. Kver.vhody'll know we're Juat inrrletl."?Judge. Not Kinillnu Fault. . k?~ 0...1 #..? * _ll?. JEWELRY! JEWELRY!!KH | OUR NAME IS YOUR QUARANTEE. Everything that we handle is of the best that money can buy--Rings, Scarf Pins, Studs, Brooches, Baby Pins, Charms, Handy Pins, Chain Sets, Unkttu ttons, Hair Barrettes, Crosses, Watches, Ladies and Mens Umbrellas, Gillett; Razors and Blades. 1 Wm. ch weigert & Co., I 702 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, OA. I 6AAA t&kA AA&A AAAA AAAA AMMfl Nfkr&k ttftAA IfcftA'A irpoco rvrrw nn~ rxrrxi ryjin nmo ifTkI nn" noiTfj nnt^o Sc For everything good to eat, fresh 3 , ft# and up-to-date go to ^ 1 * DreherHros. Batesburg, S. C. ? < 5c% amI AAM AA*A aaaa AAAA 101101 si ! w. UL rTfj.xl nnTln I ^OiW rn KI nnrtn ror^i hii'Vi wrw rmt 1 _ - - - __ . - f r-No Operation?a j Mrs. Malinda Akers, of Basham, Va,, writes: I ? "I had what doctors call 'prolapse,' and couldn't stand straight. 1 had pain in my back and ti shoulders, and was very irregular and profuse. f Doctors said an operation was needed, but 1 H couldn't bear the thought of the knife. 'After tak- R ti ing three bottles of Wine of Cardui, I could walk ^ h aronnH ?-? rir.iw ? -.v.. v^uh i iv/ vt uu 11 iv i iuubtfworK ana am in I- I [ splendid health." Is I Cardui is a pure, vegetable, medicinal essence, * especially adapted to cure women's diseases. It H ^ relieves excessive periodical pains, regulates I irregularities, and is a H ? safe, pleasant and re- free advice H a 1 ill hip rpnipHv fnr all Write US a letter devcrlbtnt all IH g liaUIL ILIMLUy IUI an your symptoms, and we will send you H K sirk women Fn Slir? Free Advtee. Ill plain sealed envelope. EH V :5iei\ WUIIiCII. Ill SUC Address: Ladies' Advisory Department. B3 I cessful use for over 70 ISS!,T^r**M^k,n'Co 'ChaMa" I }. At Every Drug Store in $1.00 Bottles. I ! ?T CARDUI?11 PPB!M "Increase Yields Make the Farm S(Jl la ? ?* ilOilW VJ . ^ o . V y It docs not matter much what crops you raise?cotton, (r*\ ^ tobacco, corn, rice, all fruits, peas, potatoes, onions, cabbago (L J c' and all other vegetables?you can easily "make your farm V\J pav big moncv" bv Carefullv nrmarinovmir lan/I ?> ?"? ?1 l|B J ten days before planting use liberally ^\ Virginia=Carolina Fertilizers. You will then greatly "Increase your yields per acre," for Jzjwl these fertilizers contain the necessary plant foods which your soil needs, and which will make your crops grow abundantly. Kjrrf| , Study carefully Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer almanac, and follow the suggestions in it. This almanac is free?ask rrsANr i your fertilizer dealer for a copy, or write us for one. vC/ st SALES OFFICES: jgSug Richmond, Va. rlorfolk, Va. Atlanta, Ga. Savannah, Ga. /I m Durham, N. C Charleston, S. C. Baltimore, Md. y Montgomery, Ale, Memphis, Ter>?- ^hreveport. La. [ -I. I Stands Like a Stone Wall | i I Turns Cattle, Horses, Hogs?Is Practically Indestructible I tj, iSiiii HWfc I ^1 (i^l Dl.l | I ?<1 J ma :ead ? hajnh^l Into the prirlfegfofjprogreaatre change their oplnlana, "I honor thorn for It." ho mil "An bonoot man to the God. A* (or met Mr. flu word* of an imtrwit AtoaiHteitf SSiB^WBW man, 1 would rather * * eight MdjgW iJEB president.'" wM "The gentleman from Ittaeto^Miflln^ : J| worry, Mr. Chairman," drawtoA MN^" .^3 'He'll never be eltharj*!_JH?agjfflMMgl^M During the bitter light saatnst roles" the house was thro,'' roislons by General Spinels, wlja^? jointing to the painting of the "Siege -i >f Yorktown" hanging In the hsU, '3 rravely accused Speaker Beed of count* j? ng the Hessians In the background of "J be picture In order make up a quo $ The always wore a tremem lously Urn collar, so high, la fact; tepresentatlve Tim Campbell tapped t one day with the ferule of his cans . V* nd Inquired, to dm amusement Of the HrcpESBB ouse, "la General Splnola withinT* " During the famous deadlock fight In .gM tie bouse over the civil rights bill Gem ral Ben Butler favored n Sunday see- . - * "Bad as I am, I have some rsspsit .4 it God's day." replied Bam Bandall of "Don't the Bible aay that It |s lawful > pull your ox or ass out of a pit on -' 5 M Sabbath?" asked Butler. "Ton ave thirty-seven asses on your tflde of le house, and I want to get them out '*jj f this ditch tomorrow. I think I am agaged In holy work." **rv~?**-?jLg - ? f? uuu i uo it," replied Randall. 1 cpeet some day to see you In a better Is orld." "You'll be there, aa you axe here, a ember of tbe lower house," flashed ick the general, with telling effect.? merlcan Magazine. 0 Rheumatism. Thero ia nothing so good for rheumatism as cotton batting," a lady declared the other day to a friend who was a victim of it. "I have tried every other remedy unler the sun ana cotton batting haa telped me when everything else has ailed. For :* l- ?u uv ?*oiVCU 9 opped. "That I promised t.' arry your father." A Happy Thougnt. A well known Boston writer tells ith glee of a neat sally on the part I his nine-year-old son, who is a ipil in a private school at the ub. Apropos of something or oth the teacher had cjuoted the line !n the bright lexicon of youth lere's no such word as 'fail/ " At lis point the lad mentioned arose id politely made known his desire i offer an observation with refcrlce to the maxim. "It occurs to e, sir/' said he, "that if such be te case it might be advisable to ing the omission to the attention * the publishers of the lexicon."? arnor s Weekly. The Calf Stream. Western Europe's climate would tie landed entirelj* were tbe Isthmus of aunmu nnd adjacent territory to l>* ibmerged, for In that ease the equa>r!al current would be carried Into the aclfte ocean, and the ffulf stream, hleh does so much to warm Europe, ould not emerge Into the Atlantic. ? > ... Watch Jewel*. A jeweler, no matter how disnonest, ould uot steal the Jewels In u watch, >r they are valueless. They cost only ) cents apiece. In antique watches re jvwi-m wer? onen cosny. in modrn watches they are never worth more mu $15 a gross.?a IintiBfvlikfd Wy Mov?a?i(i. Observant aiul far sighted persona ItHtlngutsh at great distance* a man 'roin a woman, not by dresa, face or 'gore, but by movements. The moiou9 of the most graceful of men are ragainly when compared with the stnuius lines that most women instinctively issuine. It often happens that a single notion of a distant figure, and eepeclaly a motion of the arras above the bead. viii lusutmiy determine Tor a trained ibservor the so* of the pcreon. If any no dn rt?ts this let him note the awkvan',|?j^ itvimllJ like performance of a nau arranging his hair and the grace- >. 3 nl curves and deft towbra with which i woman accomplish? the it? tktag. ,?wii ut- * n mm i?um wiui j our *. .As's cooking?" "I kliniilil cnv lint ** onon-?<*Ai1 \ I ? Ueckton "\\ lien iny wife condescends o cook 1 say everything I can to en onrage her."--Washington Star. Judge barker Ad.nited to Practice. New York. June 9.?Former Judge Alton B. Parker and his law partner, ex Judge Edward H. Hatch, were formally admitted to practice In the U. S. circuit court Friday. Neither had appeared before as an attorney In the federal courts of this d'strlct. tut both were qualified to do so gs mem- ( Ibera of Ua supremo court of NtO ... . I Buy your new fence for years to come. Get the big, heavv wires, the 6 si hinge joint, the good galvaniiing, the exactly proportioned quality of steel E tc that is not too hard nor too soft. g !? VV'e can show you this fence in our stock and explain its merits and I ._ superiority, not only in the roll but io the field. Come and see us and get I our prices, MOLMAN?CULLUM MDWE. CO., Batesburg, S. C. " . ???? n tt IS 8i/FFn IM TrniW " I IMjur m ipu 's 'he only (Tonument dealer, ^ , - :|? >vho has cut anv statutes in the f BjLj- ~ " ? South the statues of Dr Irvine, Mk3 VSkVr?-jViv faP Hrs. McCoy, Mrs. Carwlle, Mis* OUXiJl'J t WHSi Tim',er,al(e and Cant. Ward, 1 V v^SJi Confederate Monument*, Green c iflllitf ' ' ir- Vnli * .l>e, S. C. and Greensboro, (la , 11 WW ? are work s of his own hand. Aly I UhPL^ contemplating anv work in his 1 lit*--?' 2 ,"'c wau'^ do well to purchase y ;OR. WASHINGTON & ELLIS c AUGUSTA, - - - GEORGIA. I ?w?uva IV UUHU t an >qual. I had suffered from it for reeks, could not turn myself in bed ind had about concluded that J had ither got to wait and let it wear >ff or wear me out. I sent for seviral sheets of cotton batting and wathed my leg in it from hip to oes, leaving not a loophole through rhich a particle of air could enter, n less than a week I was up and bout the house. The pain had left le entirely, and I never have felt a winge of it since." Care should be aken. however, especially in the Liter, not to f"iv< o.T the wrup'huis tap suddenly * More Thin & Sifter. The \A..r f.jji.j picked v.p h's hat rid looked idiy ut liie. lining. '"it.ere is no hope for mo?" he BKeu laiuuv. "None whatever/' replied the eautiful girl, her eyes Ailed with onipassion. When he reached the door, he lu-ned toward her again. "I have to thank you for ont hing," he said bitterly. "What is that ?" she inquired. "You have*not told me that you ould be a sister to me." "I thought of that," she rejoined urriedly, "but I suddenly rememered."