Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Mno?i and ea^l 1 r atartled Af doctoring without benefit, I began lag Oban's Kidney Pills and was ac _ *.11 T ?.?-?? Hi. || || | | lUdUt * WUUVV ? WVUIUH3 Dun's Kidney Pills too highly." "When Tour Back Is Lame, 1 member the Name?DOAN'S." 50c box at all stores. Foster-Milburn C Buffalo, N. Y. CURSORY, AS IT WERE. The Owl?What do you think of ! Robin's new home? ) The Sparrow?It looks very n but I've only taken a bird's-eye v! of it. To Mend an Umbrella. TO mend an umbrella that te loose from the rib at the point, w] you are on the street and needle i throiiH AM Wrtf o.,oll-VI? -1 . ??MV MWV M ? uuauio, C1U9U IU? ' brelia, and bringing the cloth in sition, Insert a small hairpin in 'hole of the rib, and wind secui round cloth. This "first aid to the lured" is so efficient you will be ten sd to leave It permanently.?Natlc Magazine. ronRIVE OUT MALARIA AMU BU1L1) UP THE SY8T Take th? Old Standard QHOVICH TA8TBI 1UJLL TOW 10. You know what run *r? tal n?? formula ta plainly printed on erory b. bowing It it limply Quinine aud Iron In n. ta?i< >rn. and the moat etfoctual form. Vor gi opto and child ran. CO oent*. Peculiar Industry. An Important Industry and one ullar to Spsln is the manufactun j ite and hemp sandals. Whenever you have a pain think tmlina Wizard Oil. For Heada othache, Earache, Stomach ache, inv other painful ailments there is n t better. Itie 11 -i!.- putj e unabM 'o ' -jc !o v*' ia. it I i tan ?r mi w first dose often astonishes tlie Invs Wag elasticity of mind, buoyancy of bo GOOD DIGESTION, ?ntar bowels and solid flesh. Price, 25 < Charlotte Directoi fYPEWRITER oominrpllsnwina now n>Ki<>l? ol. ;orn and second-hand typewrit* f all makes from lio.oo t Casy terms if desired. ?. E. Crayfon 4 Co., Charlotte, N. This la Cyras O. OHM fetes, the man who dvertisen Mother's and Goone Urease Liniment. wo of the greatest mmWKNr kings known to jfll'' tomanlty. lothfir'ii J," ^v, y *01 /&* \ Is 3 { Q tVv "Mother* don't fall to get a box of MOTHKB S J I "Whafs in S a Name?" I When you refar to ni.nn. *..? - r??.?w?, O a great deal in the name. The Stieff Piano has become a synonym for merit, and the name is a sufficient guarantee on which to purchase. If you will get acquainted with the manufacturer of the Artistic Stieff, note its quality, tone, workmanship and durability, when you buy, youn will be a Chns. M. Stieff Piano Chas. M. Stiefi Manufacturer of tfie Artistic Stieff. Shaw, arte Stieff Self-player Pianos SOUTHERN WAREROOM 5 West Trade Street Charlotte N. C. C. H. WILMOTH. Manager (Mention thir, paper) ^ J c IB " Mr. fjWtei Ice, I* % >jvi i* i? / ? !?Wfe'L. I. >^-/{:!-? ,r' the jn_ Photo. Copyright, by Underwood & I. apt- A neat, natty and practical headdial wear for women automoblllsts Is this cap. which ts modeled after the soft material college hats of dressy youths and retains all the JauntlneBs of the kII latter. 'ttt* It Is made of soft white felt, hnv o*Tb a co'ore<t band; the veil being attached by an elastic silk weave; the color of both to match that of the machine. P?" The coat shown In the picture Is of ? of SAVE MONEY ON STOCKINGS : of che. Jud.cious Selection Will Accomplish ftth Wonders of Economy During the Year. i ting ' .Many women 1> i. it r iuh lioy i thou,'tit t<? <vc ;.att?*r of buying ttocklugs. Their oi -1 1. -u t ttle lhat it I muc!-. i" cn It lie were care.'ul in ; la I in. tto:. /hit njoi> ?ir- be ' v i i judicious st oc lou than 1* h igbi. I % , ard ip ttij cours. of a yew or so tilljp saving mounts up. If suspension garters are worn, <iy. choose the double top, garter-welt stocking, and then do not fasten the * . garter below the garter top. Some buy the garter top stocking and then fasten the garter below It. where It J -S _ mr luiuieijiaiKiy proceeds 10 tear out. Stockings without the garter top can She made strong at this point by running two or three rows of machine op stitching where the gnrter fastens. ers The white-foot stocking does not ._ wear quite so well as the all-black foot. The white part Is heavier than the black part, and Is apt to break C. above the Joining. Then, too. at the ? Joining there Is n slight thickening of the fabric scarcely visible to the eye. but the sensitive foot soon becomes conscious of It. For an Inexpensive dressy stocking the mercerized lisle Is quite satisfactory. It has almost the luster of sl.k, costs ! and wears better. A PRETTY HAT. yp A shady garden hat In pale blue OT? Tagal with cap of old lace. EC Favorite Dishes. A woman who enjoys having i friends to lunch or dinner has the happy faculty of hitting on Just the j! i things her guests enjoy eating. For some years she has made It a point to Jot down the favorite dishes of this r friend or that in a tiny note book in her desk. When her cousin Molly is coming to lunch she looks up her name, and there finds recorded that the aforesaid Molly Is particularly fond of custard desserts of any kind; I. I... ' ? - , _ i i.miu i? n?i m*"i n? soup, and in ? 1 meats she dotes on anything cooked , I j en casserole. With these hlnf9 spread before her the matter of plan I nlng a meal is considerably slmpll' 1 flod. Another friend has ofteu said she j never tastes such pies as ore served by her hostess; another likes tomatoes I r in any form, and still another prefers fish to meat The guests little know that they J themselves have at some time glveu I the hint ns to their likings. One sided disposition of frills and rovers is a dominant note. v ' yr.;;. ?*#*1 * V-" * V Costume ^ A TTTi which in the p jitsa^ avenues and Inderwood. N. Y. render th|g fy light weight Vienna, pliable and la Plata one c warm. It Is cut pretty and has spa- modern renals clous pockets. The whole get-up ir The univers as workmanlike as It Is fetching. city, for La Pk whon the fori Storing Furs at Home. August 12. l'JC If you have a tin box you can store being then p a muff and stole In it without fear of It is Incredlbh dampness, moth or any destroying such a mugnl element; a large rnetil bucket with such a wonde a tight-fitting cover will protect a fur should have ai coat.?National Magazine. One of the most useful ai EMPIRE BAG HERE TO STAY years to acco;: In Present Stage It Is Thing of Plata as If by i Beauty and Joy of the * lonts to the Season. ences. to whicl 1 e'ro is ro end t?> .' r h, \ foiui and cl. jt assumed i the eve' " lnci? i v popular oni{ re . lr its pr? i>t stagy It is a ih sjj? 67 Hit ', iavi a;.d ri i y ,?f t >e? ?!<>}ison, i ' ?>it>. i. tionig I a child of Dunn Fashion, tt cannot, ic r? , c ,1(a Tor vei i lf .. t - --j puieoniuiogical can be centered on the development of goum. the pre these handsome and thoroughly charm- nation, to serv tng envelopes. Costly gilt ornaments eni| ,nuseum. are seen on many of the more elab- archaeological orate ones, some of which are made lections were I entirely Of ffOld. Silver rnnnnr r?r rfnnl ?rr~- capital, as the colored lace. Senil-preclous stones um tj,e pro, are used to carry out a tlower pat- jn jggi| I)oc1 tern or to higbten the effect or con- . fhe R0Vern ventlonnl designs. Inside are trni>- Carjos ^'Amlct rlngs of silver gold or Ivory, tiny clal inuseiim a vanity cases mirrors powder puffs. con8equence 0 Itp pencils and the like. . , V, ? . ? .. . ? ... r.ated his privi Another Idea that has caught the ? . . ... w . unies, mainl> o fancy of the woman who counts not . . . / . . . . on natural sen cost. Is an empire bag of brocade, [ t tlon |t wm either velvet or satin, to match her ! ( . . hat or Its trimmings. Usually this museum an < < . hat Is one of the small bonnetlike , models edged with hands of fur. sucn 11 as moleskin, Persian lamb, chinchilla 1 1C, 11>t or ermine. A band of the fur outlines 1 ho museum the bag and the flap, which buttons center <>i a over envelope fashion. Of course, the through a statf plnlnest of autumn suits would as- s'd?8 with sha< sume a smart tone when worn with agreeable pron 6uch ultra fashionable foibles. classic style, Bags of broadcloth of the same ma- tremltlea In a terlal as the suit have deep chenille j having an elllj fringes around the sides and hot- facade consists toms, and correspondingly plain co- w'u six 'n mountings of gun metal, old gold or on a platform frosted silver. stops lends. '1 Any odd piece of silk or velvet departing fron picked up on tho remnant counter may S?8S special f he transformed Into a strikingly hand- archaic Amerh some empire bng in an afternoon. And great votarlr there Is a splendid chance for a dls- totle, Lucretiu play ot Individuality. l.lnaous. Cuvle more are repr while such An Washing New Curtains. plorers as A/.ni Before washing new lace curtains . ^ oJhers are soak them overnight In water in ' Th,,ro aro tw which two heaping tablespoonfuls of Hist one salt have beon dissolved. This takes c . ?H18Pun fill the stiff dressing and lime out and ? ^ r0Ilter'0 saves much trouble when the actual n, ,U>. ,. ? . . . . ministration o washing is done. .. on one side s arts on the o Styles In Negligees. parturients. I I Tho new season has opened up with i Itlng the mus> few radical changes In style features, 1 and the Anier out with a stronger Indorsement than ant day at Da ever of all kinds of the laces and soft t^e university clinging fabrics so fnvorablo to negll- The great in gee construction, says the Dry Goods seum of La PI Economist. Dong tunics are again American, by Incorporated in the highest grade gar- looted for the ments, all-over laces and fancy print- llora, fossil, ai ed silks being largely used for these austral regloni over draperies. While tho strong pho -e, hut es colors are usually toned down con tunltles It off? glderably, brighter colors than usual s'udy of the A are being shown this season, doubt- ' earliest prehlf less owing to the vogue of East In- construction o d'an effects. tlcally exhibit ? lugs in the If , tunda, In whlel Longer Skirts 9l.enes from Te The afternoon frock shows skirts _ nJn n9 weu Just a llttlo longer than wo had in the ^ republic ; summer. Tho Innovation is to be ri.,|nai anfj ga' greeted with Joy, for tho foot must be * ' " ' attractively shod and of tho daintiest 8 ! K'11'1 s ' proportions to withstand tho shortness Pm \ ? ^ of the scant skirt that will ride up f,r(0rn 1 when tho wearer is seated. a,,.d habi's ?f So longer skirts?and Just a little sc enco o ma. fuller, if you would heed the mandate ' ,u 1'"()1'? " of the Paris designer*. wtt\' a col,eCrlil dkc'ctc.ns, of i jP ; , . . : ' - ' | srvjri/Af A, tr ml longed to South America. They ropr? ic, i: '8* sent man from the glacial perio' es o a down to the most recent Indian. It i Ity t 01 quite probable that man, at varlou Air tn- epochs, louml himself driven by lore bee 'd" of circumstances to the extreme soutt Dr he and It thus happens that one finds li i pr ,os Argentina the remains of the giganti irn t ->sl Pntagonlan, such as excited the adm :ers he ration of Magclhaens, as well as type :otn ?e. said to be similar to that of Neandei lly. "y. thai. For Patugonian anthropology th 1 r hat museum of I-a Plata cannot be su: elg not passed. ove uni- Another branch of anthropology c e t * In which the museum makes a speclalt t t La is jhat of the history of clvilizatlor >pu tsed You will find here Implements of th 1 ittos stone age, irotu Uruguay, from th i n 100.- provinces of Cordoba and Bueno c rses Aires, and from Patagonia, that nr as npt- iniinii/. .. c??.i? -i - I mvoimvo II CCV.UU1I UUVUIC . ' ndld i0 the prehistoric man of Europe to b* ties, comparative study. ir- ' de These remains of human lndustr '' s 01 appear to carry one back to a ver sa remote antiquity. For instance, at e) Hi the oavations made for the port of I. -ars, bones of extinct animals vver 1 011 found that appeared to have bee l0* tana carve(j by man, at an epoch when th rc lna- region must have been entirely dlfTei e ears enl froin what it now Is, and at RloJ with jraKniei,ts of pottery were dlscovere r' lDK3 at a depth of more than sixty meten When it coines to determining the ai anc1 tlqulty of man. the scientific value c i> Iver- sucb discoveries may be left to ei 50 ' t,ie ports who. as a rule, are by no mean ' ?r harmonious in their conclusions, bu n< 11 *'n further and more positive data uus :n 11 be- awaited. r " Neither lias the moment nrrive h lools . i i Ecollection or tills mu- reseniblnnce to those of peoples acros iv-tnce ceded it to the ^ geag e as the basis of a fed- _. ' , . ... .. .. . . .. The museum Is also rich In materia On the other hand, the . .. , . , , tor the study of the prehistoric clvl and anthropological col- Al , ... ... . .. . lzatlon of the Andes, which stretchei irought over to the new ... . A. down along the eastern slopes ot th beginning of the muse- . . , . . , ^ ^ great chain into what is now the proi Ince of Mendoia and Jujuy. In the At tor Moreno was chosen I(.puh,lc .!?.iVui?X..IH..-?...?.V ^or 'be study of the pre-Inca civil: nd to he its director. In za,,on 01 ,Vru- a very lar?? collectloi f this, he at once do- ?r P,:,tcry from the dead clty of (lral ate library of 2.000 vol- Chtmu- ,:ear Tn|J,!l?- may "eve t if American authors and cast soni" ""certain rays upon th jnces. to the new instl- dark ,)erlod ,hat P^cedod the arriva thus bo seen that the ot the lnra*' ,he I)er,od ,u wh,ch 81,01 ites the "university. The ru,ns as ,l,oso ?r Ch,mu- I'achacama t once besun. and with- und CnJ-imarquilla belong. . was possible to install Hanging the study of clvllizatioi tionH down to the colonial epoch, wo tin. , building, occuylng the I at Ln ,Ma,:i il vory frosting collet park, is approached ,lon- 8a,ll"r"d ??"" Thf'?" Argc-ntin sly avenue lined on both Provinces, and from Paraguay, whic iy trees, forming a most wt'ro tlle (,r tho famo"? Jesul iienade The edifice. in missions t,,at lastod lo the end ot tlx terminates at both ex- eighteen.h century. semicircle, tho whole Tho museum of La Plata is constanl >tlc figure. The central ly Increasing In importance, proniislm * of a Corinthian portl- ,n course of time to become one of th tmense columns resting most important In the new world to which a flight or 'bienos Aires Is now in direct coir he decorations, without nuinicatlon with the principal port 1 the Greek lines, pos- of Europe and with New York, am eatures borrowed from aH facilities oi communication are atu can architecture. The niented. as they are bound to bo. th a of science. Arts- museum of La Plata, with Its scter is Descartes HufTon t,,lc treasures or South America, wll 'r! Humboldt and many become more accessible to scholar esented by their busts. froni aM ,)arts <)f tho Klobe- to thel lerlcan savants and ex- ^rc'a* advantage and to tho glory c ra. d'Orblgny. iiompland Argentina. not forgotten. ~ to floors in the building. Table Etaiquette. being entirely devoted Kapid eating Is not only unpleasan l. while on the second. '>' suggestive of the methods of th f the edifice, are the ad beasts ol the field in its appearanc flices, with the library of greediness, but is usually noisy a ind tho section ot line well. There Is not time bet wee tlier, besides other de- mouthful* to keep the mouth close had the pleasure of vis- while chewing, and the lork and spoo eum some months ago. in their hurried passage In and out ( icanlsts spent a pleas- the mouth lilt the teeth with a diss Plata, as the guests of greeable grating sound. Soup, a | though dipped up from the dish pro| irmsic vaiue or the mu- er!v away irorn one rntner than t< ata Is essentially South ward and sipped from the side as the material It has col- should he, is frequently sipped with study ot the fauna and decidi d sound even by those who cot i well as actual the slder themselves very particula ' emls- Those who out up all their food vlgo I1 'ppor ously before beginning to eat, with "ough thought, doubtless, of saving tlm l; n the later, are not only sinning egreglousl s r?- against good taste In so doing, hi f artls- ale making a nerve-racking noise wit c )alnt- tii,. knife and fork against the plat '' ro .it the same time. All have not leame I ands, that, regardless of time, it Is not 001 lJnta- sidered rood form to prepare all tli us or f,)()(| before eating, cutting up the le abo- tuce, mashing vegetables and potato* together, or picking the bones of II y ?P- hinl. That method savors loo muc Sj* thor- of the child. Harper's Basar. ' 'he Had Applied the Edges. tonn Wife?Our new maid has shai " ojsvs. ' 'd kfi Hum? I noticed that the doo.rs ni W lie .,11 cro-of/th,. I i n.o On.-'bn'rv w EVtri TAKE A MUSIC BATH? They Are as Good for the 8oul, Holmes Says, as Water for the Body. On? most be educated, no doubt, to understand the more complex and different kinds of musical composition. 1 (lo to the concerts where you know that the music is good, and that you ought to like it whether you do or not. Take a music bath once or twice a weei' for u lew seasons, and you will Hud that it Is to the soul what the water bath is to the body. 1 wouldn't trouble myself about tlie affectations of people who go to this or that series of concerts chiefly because it is fashionable. Some of these people whom we think so silly will perhaps And, sooner or luter, that they have a dormant faculty which Is at last waking up, and that they who came because others came, and began by staring at i audience, are listening with a newlv frtni.ll .1I I -U 1 .. ... .vuuu UCH6UV. BirWjrODO OI US IKIS a harp under the bodice or waistcoat, niul If It can only once get properly strung and tuned it will respond to nil outside harmonies.?Oliver Wendell Holmes. SUITED TO A TEE. I P? ! Fox (to bear)?Come over tomorlf row and we'll play a game of golf on y the links. ' ! Hear?All right. I don't know what 0 the game is, but if there's any Job ' e you can put up on the lynx I'm In s ! with you. 3 ; MAI. \HI \ AM) KlM)Hi:i) IlISKASKX r Cured by that wonderful remedy Kllxlr i iinbrk. Once used, nothing else will be I even considered. It removes the strong- | y est and most obstinate Fevers. "I have used *lOllxlr Hnhek' for past >' eight years as a preventive and cure i ?. ! for Malaria. I take pleasure In rocom- j | mending It to my friends.?P. A. Simp- | a son. \V. 1". Tel. Co.. Washington. I). C. i e | ttllxfr Unbrk 50 cents, all druggists or n Kloczewskl & Co., Washington L>. C. e Mere Bagatelle. r" i "Hut, fatlier," said the beautiful girl, a | "remember that he Is rich as well as II j handsome. ' "Rich nothln'!" replied the stern old >* man. "I'll bet he hasn't more than ,f $2,000,000 to his nanio." s Important to Mothers t Examine carefully every bottle ot CASTOUIA, a safe and suro remedy for ! infants and chlldicn, and seo that it , ! Hears tho U UlUW 1 V.OUI.CB1. II. For MRAI)Anil{-hllrkii> CAPI'DINK Whether from C'uIJh, Unit. Stomach or I Nervous Troubles, t'.ipuillnc will relieve you , \ I It. liouiil pleasant to tftki- art* linmoll \ atdy Try It. 10o.. ;j5e., anil 60 cents at ilrui; [1 i Mtorea. e ! r. i Many a man's deficiency In dollars ( .. ; is due to his deficiency In sense. 1 Mrs. Wfnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children ! ; teething, softens the Rums, reduces lntlamiua0 tiou, ullayn pain,curss wiuil colic, 26c a bottle. ' n 0 ] A man can't kick if Ills monument I e 1 Is a put-up Job. ! e. Spo&safi Off&ir s This paper is printed from ink 1 the SOUTHERN OIL & INK CO., Lper pound, F. O. B. Savannah BUDyUHHBBnHHMHHBHBHDMHBHMr 4WUSHH cl ____________ I A Real "When I was a young girl jjjjfj of Columbus, O., "I contracted t jla entering womanhood. From th e suffered untold pain. Soon af ? i&S a^?' ^usband bought me a 1 H| at once, and now, after taking (i PjjEj well. We have recommendec II OS will do so as long as we live Sjlj the world for relieving womar I The Womt Have you, too, suffered for 't! |U Try Cardui. It maybe you h; iKrj no itie PnKnt/o tlm 4r/...l> 1 t ? II pnnio. lilt II IMII lie DC i- fore you have endured years < t I Cardui lias been used f s demand for it has increased a gn recognized everywhere, as the ! It you suffer from nervou 19 head, side or back, or froii womanly trouble, get a bottle " 9 y?u II HTHREE hours '* after the first dose. That's all the time it takes for Oxidine to "get busy" with a torpid liver, sluggish bowels and kidney3 and a weak stomach. Tones and strcngth 1 ens vuai organs. Try just one bottle of OX1DSNE ?a bottle proves. The Specific for Malaria, Chills and Fever and a teliable remedy for all disease* due to disorders oi liver, stomach, bowel* and ludticy*. 60c. At Your Druggists faa iianaann ?sro oo,9 Waco, Tom, Relieves Backache Instantly Sloan's Liniment is a great remedy for backache. It penetrates and relieves ! the pain instantly?no rubbing necessary?just lay it on lightly. 3 Here's Proof. j "I had my back hurt in the itoer War I and in San Francisco two years .ice | was hit by a street ur in the same p.ace." I tried all kinds ot dope without success. Two weeks ago I saw your liniment in a drui; store ant Rot a bottle to try. The first application caused instant relief, and now except tor a little stiffuess, 1 ain almost well." FLETCHER NORM AN. Whlttier, Calif. SLOINS uLIF "T I xs I rhr 1 sore a. MlSS E. Uim tf writes; "Sloan's I.tn. lor rheumatism. I have u. B ties of it and it is grand." c-'1' *-?/ >?'l tVilprc v' ^ m/*> :,y : ,1 . ? 'L. I51(- V j'I J? H p^ m, ijL-?-^wneri you noed a remed ^*^for COUCH3 and COLC LT D1STEMPE idled very canity. 1 tio nick arc cumd. am! all o h? \ lioinMv'r how-exiKaotl."la,i?t irom having tin xliitf MIMING I.lQLll) OUrriiMPEU CI'KK. OI% ?.??r In fiMHi. A l# on tho blood am! v\(h)!b jftin f dlfttcmpor. lu-rtt remedy over known fur mans in L'uixruiUitHl to coreonocwo. fa? and 11 u bottle; C t drugglM** ami hum*".?d? alam. or Merit fxpriwi |*?t rera. Cut shown how to poultice throats* Our r?ne*mtiling. I-rs-al at(*lit? wonted. largest ae dy la ex Intense? twelve your*. rbeiaUUandbacterid otUU^ Coahen, lnd?? U?6 m iaii ai? !! ? ? i ? ! ami iwiai ' to Printers : made in Savannah, Ga. b> Savannah, Ga. Price 6 cent< l. Your patronage solicited I omc! I," writes Mrs. Guy Simmons, I I a bad cold when I was just at time on, I grew worse and ter my marriage, three years aottle of Cardui. 1 got better ; three bottles, I am entirely i Cardui to our friends, and . It is the best medicine in i's ills." if! m's Tonic years from womanly trouble ? ive just begun to suffer such fore it becomes chronic?v of pain. Try Cardui today or nearly fifty years. T, every year, until it is no standard medicine for women sness, weakness, pain in the 11 some other symptoms of of Cardui today. You'll be