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A MUiiM& t itMt aehns and pains caused by ?)ul 'ailing. or other dispiace tho pelvlo organs/* Othtf symp female weakntM in frequent s, dizziness, imaginary spkeks or floating before the eyes, gnaw tnsatlon in stomach, dragging or m down In lower abdominal or pclvic t-dtasgroeablo drains. from pclvic , faint spells with general weaknesa. ly considerable number of the above presentj Hero pep-. r favorite rcr forty ?f cuT 9 Bade ve medlcl ots frun^ in our forests and cou not a drop of *)cohol or harmful, or ^forming drutfft*' Its ingredients are' niod on tho t?o tilt- wrapper *md at uiuler oath as correct, ry ingredient entering into "Fa Pr*?criptk>a'' has tho written en ient of tho most eminent medical * of ail tho sovcral schools of prac moro \ uluablo than any amount of ofnHsional testimonials? though tho ar>> not lacldng, having been con d voluntarily by grateful patients mbors to exceed tho endorsements to any other medicine extant for re of woman's ills. cannot afford to accept any medicine known composition as a substitute is well proven remedy or known ilTiftN, ovOft though the dealer may a Utile more profit thereby. Ymir t in regaining health is paramount y selfish interest of Ms and it is au to your Intelligence for him to try Im off upon you Substitute. You what you want and It Is hi? busl to supply the article called for. Pierce's Pleasant Pel lots aro tho nal "Little T.Ivor Pills" first put up d Dr. Pierce over forty years ago. Imitated but never equaled. Little r-coated granules? easy to talco as y. renins are froi* Jove. ? Homer. Thousands of women suffer daily backache, headache, dizzy i spells, lanpuor, nervousness and a doj.en other symptoms of kid ney trouble, hut i lay It to oilier j causes. Make no mistake. Keep the kidneys well, and these Jichcs and troubles will disappear. Mrs. Anthony rette, 77 Mechanic St., Leomina M&sh., says: "My sight failed, 1 sharp pain Id my back and beur -down pains through the hips. 1 R nervous, fretful and miserable urine was greatly disordered and egan to have the swellings of fltappsy. 1 wan running down fast #&en f started using Doan's Kidney (?Is. A wonderful change came and fcftor using them faithfully for a Wort time I was well." ? Sold by all dealers. 60 cents a box. foh'ter-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. ? **"? __ _____ _ if? .Am Incentive to Live. Cheer up, old man,*' said the in tifelid's friend, "you're not groiug to yet." V' You bot I'm not," replied the in* *?rtid with great determination. '"That's the way to talk." V'Yck, I heard the doctors quarrel tp? about which one of them should j&rlorrn tl]f autopsy, so I've just de > <ldcd to fool them.',' Light Enough' for That. Aough very dark the hallway tvheie I llo jook her by surprise; 00 found a way to kiss her by X The love-light in licr eyes. * If you have a cross to bear, bear it like a man and don't place it on exhibition. So. 4f>-'0G Dyspepsia of Women Caused by Female Disorders and Cured by Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 1 A great many rromen suffer with a form of indigestion or dyspepsia which fgoes not neem to yield to ordinary treat ment. Wtillo the symptoms seem to be ?kr?il&r to those of ordinary indiges 9l/n,yot tho medlolnes universally pr? ?erlbed do not seein to restore the pu Kent's normal condition. . .Mrs. I'iokham olninm that there if a kind of uyspopnla that is caubctl by a derangcinont of the female organism, and wliloh, while It causes a disturb ance nlmllar to ordinary indigestion, eanuot be relieved without n medicine which TTdt oa'v ?ets as a stomach tonic, butbasapcouiiar tonic effect on the fc <nUio oryaniira. As proof of this theory we call at ?entlon to the caao of Mrs. Maggie Wright, Brooklyn. N, Y., who wiis completely enred by T.ydia E. rink liaift k Vegetable (k>cupound after every thfbg olso had fsiied. Hhe writes : "For two yeara I suffered with dyapepvta wM"h eo dogotwwat'd tbo ?ntlre ivitrrn thm I ' wa? 'inaMn fo attend to lojr drily rtutlew. 1 fait weak and nervou?. arid nothing that 1 ate taatcd stood and it cau*ad adixtnrhanra In >ny stoinacli. I triM different dyipe|*ta nirm, but nothing eeemed to help ma. I w?? nd* vimd to (tiro f.ydla F.. Plnkbsm'a VegotuM* Compound a Irlal, and wa? happilv mirpHned So And that it acted Ilk* a fine tonic, and In a fewdaya I began to on Joy and properly digest mjr food. My recovery waa rapid, ana In five weeks I wm? a well woman I have reo ommsndad It to many suffering women." No other modicine in tho world lia* received such widespread and unquali fied endorsement or has such a record of on res of female troubles, as ha* Lydia S. Plnkhau* s Vegetable Compound. Airs. At. Mfrigh t I<y i% >liiw w Jil Ll lit uttln tHrl'n OlMtiMto t?H ?f uU^r?n ^*i?*uiw ? ktMdij ?" y **l.a?t 5 ??r. attar bav:ng nor lUVte girt tmttd by t very prrroinent pa^ucita tor an ob(tin(te case ol eczcma. I resorted Co the t'nticura Itemedie*. and was so irtil IhMord Willi the a.mo*t luitanuncou* re m< aU??rdcd tnat ?i? discarded the pbjru* r.imi s prescription and relied entirety oa the Cuticuru Soap, Cuticura Ointment aid Cyticura L'tlla. When we commenced with the I'ntK-ura Ktnivdiei brr teet and limb* werjr' covered with running aoraa. In #Hit an week* we had brr completely we;l. and there Imi been no recurrence ot the trouble. We hud that ihe futicuim Keinedie- are a valuable lioii.*hoJd atand i?y. living aa we do twe?ire in ilea trom a doctor, and wtirre it costs trom twenty to "twenty-lire doltara to come up on the mountain. Mrs. Lizzie Vincent thorns*. Kairmoant, Aalden's Uid^c. Icnn., Oct. is. iDa">." Tl?? ?arii - \ r Is a Monthly Ma^asino published in the interest of Poultry- You should have it. Send 25e to Tho Poultry Yard, Charlotte^ N. C., for a whole J year's subscription. Rich prarmcnts weep on unworthy shoulder;;. ? From the French. ? IV.NfeiltK JAfirKt'AlA UK. IKI?V. Many Have l>y?|K|Hiin and Don't Know It. no you bt.Ich up wind? Taste your fcoil after eating? See specks before your eyes? Are you pale and haggard? Does your henrt flutter? Are you dizzy? Do you have pains in side or back? Ilt8ing? or pimpled on the akin? Are you low spirited? Ja there a I bo.,.* nroath bud? Headacbc? I Weak, kidneys? Bilious? Consti pated? Are you nervous? If so, >ou have Dyspepsia, and it is a dangerous condition. To cure, take Tyner's Dycpepala Remedy. It ia mad 2 ?or just such troubles and symptomu. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy removes I acids from the stomach, strengthens J wcnfc stomachs and cures the v.orct I Dyspepsia or Indlgciuio.u Druggist." or by express i?l> cents a bottle. Mouey refunded if 11 fail:} to cure. Medic:*', advice and circular free by writing to Tynor Remedy Co., Augusta, Ga. I Sneezing is the beat brain clearor I known. Many persons conclude au I attack of falutr.efs or fainting with a violent sneeze. Our ancestors took anil ft from a belief in the efficacy of sneezing. But tobacco ko taken ir In part absorbed Into the blood and hurts the system. There is more Catarrh in this section of th? country tliauall other diseases put toiretlior, and until tho last few years tfau snpposoil to belncurable. For a trrout many y?*ars (looters >ronouDc**illt u local dltwa.Hu and pre?cril>nd ocul renierti?;e, ?nil by constantly fall!n< to euro with low 1 treatment, pronounced tt in curaMe. Nclonce bun proven Cntnrrh to bo ?? constitutional dl^aso and therefore require* constitutional treatment. Hull's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. .T. Cheney ft C'.?., Toledo. Ohio, is the only con?Utuiluunl euro onthe market. It is tukon Internally in doses trom 10 drops toa teasuoonful. It uotK direct* )y on tho blood and mucous surfacu* of the system. They offer one hundred dollarr. fo* any case It full* to cum. Heud for circular* anil testimonials. Addre.? F.J. Csksve* A to., Toledo, O. Bold by DruKclstn. 75c. Unite Hull's Family Fills for constipation Tho city of St. Petersburg Is pro ceeding vigorously with the develop ment of Its urban transportation sys tem. An ordor lias been given for 180 British-made electric trolley cars. Good Habits a Business Asset. It used to be an accepted theory that tlie business world lias nothing to do with th?? private life oL' business people. As long us a man attended honestly to his business occupation, was true to his obligations and paid his debts, that was considered suffi cient. It is no longer considered suf ficient. The business world, hel'ore it will accord to any man the highest rale of credit, must 1k? shown that the man is not only faithful and re liable, but is not addicted to habits and occupations which may impair his standing. The Wall Street Jour nal recently went so far as to declare that the business world has a right to know of any business man "not only where he spends his days, but where he spends his nights. It has a right not only to know his financial standing, but also his status in the scale of social decency. The man who is faithful to the duties of his ofllce and false to the standards of domes tie decency must have his financial credit marked down and the business confidence of his fellow men lowered to the class of extra-hazardous risks." HAND TO 8KB. Even When tlie Fart* About Coffee Are Plain. Tt Is curious how people will refuse to believe what one can clearly see. Toll the average man or woman ?hat the slow but cumulative poison ous effect of caffeine ? the alkaloid In tea and coffee ? tends to weaken the heart, upset the nervous system and cause indigestion, and they piny lauscli at you If they don't know the facts. Prove It bv sHcnee or by practical demonstration In the recovery of coffoe drinkers from the above con dition*. and a large per cent, of the human family will shrt^g their ahonl ders. take some drugs and ? keep on drinking coffee or tea. "Coffee never agreed with me nor with several members of our house hr Id." writes a lady. "It enervate*, depresses and creates a feeling of languor and heaviness. It was only by leaving off coffee and using Postum that we dlseovered the cause and cure of these ills. "Tho only reason, I am sure, why Postum is not used altogether to the exclusion of ordinary coffee Is, many persons do not know and do not seem willing to learn tho facts and how to prepare Mils nutritious beverage. There's only one way ? according to directions ? boll It fully 16 minutes THen It Is delicious." Name given by Postum Co., Kaltlo Creek, Mich. Head the little book, "The Road to NVellvllle," in pkgs. "There's a rea son." PMWEITO affairs Occurrences of Interest From Al Over South Carolina MANY ITEMS OF STATE NEWS * v 4 A Batch of Live Paragraphs Cover * in* a Wide Range ? What is Going On in Oar State. General Cotton Market. Galveston steady 10 3-8 New Orleans quiet 10 5-110 Mobile steady 10 Savannah easy.... 10 Charleston quiet 10 Wilmington tirm 10 1-8 Norfolk steady 10 3-8 Baltimore nominal 10 5-8 Nev* York quiet 10.40 Boston (juiet.. 10.40 Angus! a, steady 10 5-1G Memphis quiet 10 3-4 Louisville firm 11 1-4 Charlotte Cotton Market. These prices represent the prices quoted to wagons: Good middling 10 1-4 Striet middling- 10 1-8 Middling ' 10 "Tinged and stains 10 Charlotte Produce Market. Chickens ? Spring 12 to 25 Hens ? per head 35 to 40 Ducks 25 Eggs 20 Rye SO Corn 72 to 75 Cotton seed 21 Oats ? Feed 50 to 55 Oats ? Seed 55 to 57 1-2 Baltimore Producc Market. Baltimore, Nov. 5.? Flour quiet un changed. Wheat steady; spot eon tract 75 1-2 to 75 5-8; Southern by sample 58 to (?4. Corn linn, sj>ot 52 to 52 1-2; South ern white corn 50 to 53. Oals linn. No. 2, Mixed 37 to 37 1-2 Rye firm; No. 2, Western 72 to 73. Butler steady, unchanged; fancy imitation 21 to 22; do creamery 27 to 28; do lade 18 to 20; store packed 17 to 18. F<ggx linn 27. Cheese active aud nucliunged 13 5-8 to 14 1-8. Sugar steady, unchanged. Electric Cars For Chester. Chester, Special. ? The Chester Traction Company will, November 30, apply to the secretary of State far a charter to construct, maintain an.l operate an electric railway in the streets of Chester. The work is to begin as soon as practicable after the charter is to be obtained and not less than one mile to be in o|>eratioii in twelve months. The corporators of the enterprise are Messrs. ?7. R. Westbrook and L. 1.. Reading, of Chester, and Col. Jasper K. Rody, president of Oermania Mutual Sa vings Company, of Chicago. Ample capital will back up the enterprise and there seems to be no reason to doubt that a properly operated street railway will pay in Chester. Western Union Loses Case OalTnev, Special. ? The jury in the case of M. I). Adams vs. tho West ern Union Telegraph Co. brought in a verdict in favor of the plaint ill' for $">00. This was a case for damages for mental anguish. A telegram was sent to M. 1). Adams from Jonesvillc by his son on May 31st, 1005, tell ing him to come at ouce that his (the son's) wife was dying. The tclogrntn was not delivered until the next day, in consequence of which M(r. Adams missed She first, train and was delayed about 12 hours in reaching the bedside of his son's wifo The suit was for #2,000. School Fund Decidedly Short. Columbia, Special. ? Last year the public schools of South Carolina re ceived in all $168,075.77 from ihc pro fits of tho State dispensary system, the fund - hemp distributed according to enrollmet. 'Ibis year only $25, 000 has been received from Ihc dis pensary for schools up to date and there is but one month more of tho lis cul year. It is stated the dispensary will for the next six or seven weeks, pay $10, j?cr week t<> the school fund but even at this rate -4 he total amount will fall far below the" fund of 1905. Mr. W. A. Garrett Appointed. New York, Special. Announce ment was made at the office of the I Seaboard Air Line Railway in this city that W. A. (larivtl. general man ager of' the Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific and Alabama (Srcat Southern Railways, will be elected first vice president and general man ager of the Seaboard Air Lino and Atlanta & Birmingham Air Lino Railways, asumiug the duties of his ofiico December I, 11)00. Anderson, S|H'cial. ? Two negro children were burned to death in dif ferent sections of Anderson county. The seven-year-old daughter of Alex ander Moon, who liven on Jon. Mc Oill's place in the Mountain Creek section, wa* one of the victime. It is not known how she caught on fire, ns she was badly burned when some one Entered %he hoif?e. She died rom the injuries last night. The other ease was that of n little negro child about a year old whose parents lived on Mr. E. B. Snipes' plantation Cotton Fire Near Donalds. Anderson, Special. ? A special from Donalds to the Anderson Daily Mail states: "Mr. Tom Algary, a prominent farmer of Algary*, near here, lost bis cotton and contents by (Ire. Mr. Algery lost about two bales of seed cotton, the seed from 10 bales of cotton, a large amount of wheat and oals and all of his farir tools. ' ' W.EMSON COLLEGE Fdl Dj Cocome From Fertilizer Taj Tax Shown to be Exactly $164,996.82. Anderson, Special.? Judging from uie now ? paper editorials and rfhe talk >f individuals, Clemson College will jome iu for u big share of the time of :he next general assembly. Knowing that the annual report of .he board of trustees of Clemson Col egc was being prepared, a correspond - ; t exiled on Col. U. W. Simpson, hairman ol that board, at Pendleton i lie finance committee will meet Fri -v "Vfut at Clemson College to out he annual report in writing, at which imc Us newspapers of the State will |x>rt Wlth a ??1>y of thc This report will show that Clemson Allege secured from the privilege tax -m fertilizers and cotton seed meal l>e weent July 1, 1905, and July 1, 100(5, xactly *l(>4, 990.82. From this laigo unomn must be deducted the amount it; rod tajfS whilh anu>unt is the c ?M S? ,Cal,y *15W1.03 is what college secured. win show the following ? xpemlitiuiK: t.vjH'iises ot' analysis and in speetion of fertilizers and ij''1"." *eeU $l7,626.f>f) wnfticmry scholarships . . . 11, (J IS. 79 Coast experiments j w-? s:? ^!;:rIOS"Vl1 ill8r^etion .. VoJm'io ten nary inspection .... 1,560.02 Holding 1 armors' institutes m different sections of the O TO* qr? I riming popular bulletins "790.23 ? ? *36,324.23 the ilM-r tllis nmou,,t fr,,ni uic JrT.,svt.,.j.oj, lt, ienvcs clemso College proper $122,030.80 with which o operate the college. To this amount should he added the income from pay 000 innl V. n??U,nt* nbout Wr anuua.lj, which giv?*s as p total $1 ?S,t?;i0.S0. ?r.?nd There are about (.00 cadets at the d^vhle l * 3'c>ar and if ,|?s number is dnidtd into the $142,030.80 ? !,<. cost Ol each cadet annuallv is 71 In making up these (iUuivs. it must not be lorgotten that the collce is always making son.o improvement*. rii< < MUipnu-uts of the various depart .Vij ?" . !I'VI! r???cv.-etl. Th* ??ne a.^Xlil,s is,ul ?>^?ieai t Th ? 11 'YC a Vnys 8?,nc ?M?i|?mentH 1 .>11 a,nd f'osf ?r ?lM'i'atiug 'Wlcr'Tl h'K i 88 ( ,omson is h>'ich p ale, than the cost of ?? ordinary 71 7b r io^; There I'orc, the *23<? ?i< H. " !,l0,n*ht ????wnt to be used is the eo^t of each cadet. , mental nation :* P?rted by the United Stales ?y,Vern Tho ugh f?nd providSVj? ? 00 annually for the station. The Adams amendment, whieh passed the ia t < on -i-oss, provides for .f5,000 id 'litioual tin, year, and the kmcuin is *2,000 annually nii income is .f 30,000. J he ex|>cri?nental station is not onlv supoprtcd by the United Stoles^ ? ninen t, but it is operated by the ->ov ? t. The affairs of tUo ^ """ ,h" "f Plau of Protection Against High Tide Charleston, Special.-The project proof against the high rules which have been "doing much damage and causing no lim" inconvenience, discomfort and troublj rom tune to time, is now in the bauds ot the city engineer's department, and ' is understood that the raising of ,hIC ,0VC| of streets offers the only solution, which means the expendi ture of considerable money. It was suggested at the meeting of city coun n! I rl flo"(,?aUs ? trap system ' ngi nc<u* U iS 8ai<' tUni 11,0 nfeinccrs are opposed to this P|an st en1 W1?U 1 "0t ,''t ",e the <ots during hard rains which n.av short c?f Spfl"''' ?ioit ol raising the level of i?,m s reels and drains will *,.lliee to pro be Ur1cJe:|U,,,r, r"n,,,<,y for the t rou ' . ,U! tr"nble has recently been nil} properly onnoi* an.l rt-siclcnls "f '??? ?-Cion? of ll?. ,'itv nro coT(.<'tin,i of ihc |r0Bh, 1 Palmetto Gleaning. The 'reports and itlisinwis from 1 1 to county auditors arc In itio received al most daily by thr comptroller fieneral but there niv s t ill sevwaln counties missing. ,\s scon a the<e ?< c<> receiv ed the total lljrures un the taxable value of the pr? pcrty in I In* t a t ^ will be available. Oovernr lb v ward. on account -?r ;h pressure ??f oiiicial business, hits b< -m compelled to decline the iv.iiii'ion (;? 'uj present ul the ( icor:ria-( roli;i i Fair of Augusta. Governor Upward rtqfreU this very much, as he wished to meet many ? ? i' his Georgia friends in that section of the State. Two reward proclamations were is sued by thy ? .vcutive oftlce. A reward of $100 was off' r?'<l for the arrest of Press Jackson. h ncjrro wanted in Herklev eountv for murder last spring. Since then he has returned to the ?ounty and lots made an attempt to kill u woman. The other reward of i?l">0 wn* otfep'd for the arrest and conviction o *' the party who burned the barn of Mrs. F. M. Sistrunk in ()ranj.-ebur^ county. .. Governor Hev ward has accepted an invitation from Mrs. T. Moultrie Mor decai, chairman, to act as one of the judges for the floral parade to be riven in Charleston during the com ing tfala week. The other judges v.il' ?e Judge R. O. l'urdv," of Sumter. lIon. W. 1). Morzau, of Georgetown Ion. George Hudson, of nnettsvill ind Mayor K. ( !oodwyn Ifhett, o Charleston. A charter was issued to the Ha rvi 'teal Instate Sompany of Starr, in Ar , lerson county. Tho capital is $1,00. nud R. II. llnnks is president. i TheWinning Stroke If more than ordinary sfcil! in playing brings the honors of the game to the winning player, so exceptional merit in a remedy ensures the commendation of the well informed, and as a rea sonable amount cf outdoor life and recieaticn is conducive to the health and strength, so deer a perfect laxative tend to one's improvement in cases cf constipation, biliousness, headaches, etc. It is ail important, however, in selecting a laxative, te choose cne cf knewn duality and excellence, like the ever pleasant SyruD cf Figs, manufactuied by the California F?g Syrup Co., a laxative which sweetens and cleanses the system effectually, when a laxative is needed, wilheut any unpleasant after eftects, as it acts naturally and gently cn the internal organs, simpiy assisting nature when nature needs assistance, without griping, irritating or debilitating the internal organs in any way, as it contains nothing cf an cb.iecticnable ct .n.iurious nature. As the piants which are ccrrointa with the figs in the manufacture cf Syrup cf F:a:s are known to physicians to act rr.cst beneficially upon the system, the remedy has met with their general approval as a family itxntivc, a fact weu wcrth considering in making purchases. It is bccause cf the fact that SYRUPOF PIGS ta a icmedy cf known cuality and exce.lence. and arprcved cy physicians that has ied to ts use by so many ml. Jena cf we'll informed pccple, who wou.d not use any remedy cf uncertain cuai'ty cr 'nfericr reputation, fcvery family mould have a bcttla ct the genuine cn hand at ail tiroes, to use wnen a laxative remedy is required. Piease to ismerr.bcr that tne genuine Syrup of Figs is for sale in bott<<?s of cne sire oniy, by ail reputable druggists, and that fuil name of the company ? California Fig Syrup Co., it plainly printed on the front of every package. Regular price. 50c per bottle. PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Lolor more Itri^iKor am! faster colors < Ut?r? ?nj' other ?!>?>. Ouo lflo. jiaikii#" color* alt lUwm, Tin y U c?-Itl wftWr l?'tt r than any oiher Vou caa djreauj gtioivnt willwut ripiiiiv apart. Wnw fi?r (r?c ImuU?i( ? How t.? J.'yo. Itl-uu'U unJ Mix Color*. llONKOK IMll (1 CO., I'uIohtIII*. liliiHflt STAND FIRM When yon buy &n OILED SUIT t 02 SLICKER demand ?BU1? It3 th) easiest and v only way to get the best Sold ev?rjrwher? * ea mim ? ? c > IM Dropsyl *?BOTT? all awaiting to 8 to 20 ?yt ; cffecta ? permanent euro la joto 60 dav?. Trial treatment (ivcnfrK, Not hlnaenn be falter " Pr- H. H. Green's tons. ?Mdalltto. Box ? Atlanta Ha. Ho who is feared by many tears many. ? From the tiermmi. The Ideal Family J^nxutive i* one that can he used by the entire family, young and old. weak and strong, without any dangT of harmful effects. It should have properties which - i mane the same doae always having the mime effect, u'Iktwuc the quantity will have to be in creased nnd. finally lone its effect alto pet her. Thenc properties can he foun<l if that old family lemedy, Jtrandreth'a I'ilb because it* ingredients are of the pure> herbal extracts, and every pill is kept fo three year* before l>einir sold. which 11 lows them to mellow. \Vc do not hclict theie is a laxative on the market that, i no carefully made. Brand ret n 'a I'ills are the snme tine la: ative tonic pill your grandparents use They have been 1'n u?e for river a eentiu and are sold in every drug store and mrd cine atorc, either pln?n or Mixar-coatcd . You are not likely to find faith v.ben you nr.. 'ookinvr for flaws. Mra. VVlnslow H.*x>othing Syrup for Children tocthing.MoftonBthegnm*,ro<luce*intUunuia~ tton, allays paiu, cures wind colic, 25c u bottle Out before day, in before night. ? From the Dutch. MONTHLY MISERY is one of woman'.; worst afflictions. It always leave* you weaker, and is sure to shorten your life and make your beauty fade. To stop pain take Wine of Cardui and it will help to relieve your misery, regulate your func tions, make you well, beautiful and strong. It is a re liable remedy for dragging down pains, backache, head ache, nervousness, irritability, sleeplessness, dizziness, fainting spells, and similar troubles. A safe and efficient medicine for all women's pains and sickness. Mrs. J. L. Broad! tead of Clanton, Ala. writes; "I havr* used Cardui for my disease, which was one peculiar t t women, and it has completely cured me." AT ALL DRUG STORES, IN $1.00 BOTTL^. WRITE US A LETTER tVArribInc fully alt your symptc.n* *nj w? will ?eud you Fr r* Advii ? In plain envelope. ladle-.' Advisory Dept., The Ctuittanriosa Medicine Co., ChaManooga, Ten:i. J10 WINE OF ? i Two-thirds of tho so-called ho??icly "400" .ire ciphers. HICKS' CAPUDINE HEADACHES Break* up COLDA' IN n TO 13 HOl'K? Trial fattl? 10*. At Dnof<i*a So. 4J3-'06 W^TEO-:; who mrrwl Id Ih ? idr**?ul <l) [>art?>n?o< v?i j IbdUu bloel wUo nr? not H? wtli *ut trib*. (?<> r! n?r? _ ?h?> F?l?r? *nny. cr <?") ?!<? " w u*Kr*>>>t k-n ol Mich m>u1i?i* or sm lor?, nrw tArwnMMf. HA I HAN HICK FOlfD. *. ith .wloo, V.C need not be a cold The it room in the hotoe If you ow?* a PERFECTION Oil Heater. ThLi in ?i oil heater thai given ?A(itfacUon whererar tiaed. Produces interne Ueat without smoke or smell because it is equipped with smoke ten device -no trouble, no danger* ILuily carried around fr^m room to tooou You c&nnot turn the wick too high or loo lw. A? my uid simple to car* for aa a Ump, The PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with SmekclcM Device.) is an ornament to the home. It it tniidi in two finish**- nickel and japan* Brass oil fount beautifully embossed. Hold* 4 quarts of oil and burn* 9 hours. . Every header warranted. Do not be utiiikd with anything but .a PERFECTION Oil Heater. If you cannot g*t Heater or information from your dealer write i to nearest agency for descriptive circular. I "Th? T makes the home The/g*y C* Lamp all-round household use. Gives a clear, steady light. Fitted with latest improved burner. Made of brass throug hout and nickel plated. Every lamp warranted. Suitable for library* dining room or parlor. II not at your dealer's write to otawt ??????* STANDARD OIL COMPANY, * . \ W. L. DOUGLAS *3.50& *3.00 Shoes ?K?iT IN THI WORLD W.LDoiiglas $4 Silt Edg? (Ins, (? wotto J 2 ! ^ny p? j L TV -St iit iKaltrt : W , L lK>aKlm .Joh flour* ?? :'if uiotit III thu COOTtfJ SHOE* YOR EVERYBODY 7kf ALT. i'RlOfcS. M?n'? f*H tn tfl.tO. ftcrV 8"X"?. fa tofl.tff*. Wommi'd IM.OO t ? IU.0<>. Ml?t n' tf* OlilKrui.'l ??. t > (JJ.OO. Try \V . I., I>i?n(jlin M 31'^cn ;ind Children'-* ; for ?<?) !<?, fll l? iU \; r.;:r (l??ty ?lh?t If I could tx:ko you Into i*y larjjh factories at lirockton, Mrsrr, ..end .-thow > ou liow carefully W.L, Oougla* ?jIioc* are made, vou would then utiduretnnd why they hold their shape, ill better, wear longer, and are of greater value Hun any other mai'.e. Wh?rtvff jou live, vou can obtain W. L. Douftv Ml* name {irk-? on (N? bottom, which protect* joh ngtiod high prlcaa and Inferior aho??. r nUn no aubatt* tut*. Aak your dealer for W. I.. I.'ougla" atiaao ?n?l lntl?t ueml htvlot them. ' fntt Color tyolrtr if- i ; f??ey nil I n?t i mar t rniij. Writ# lor flltintratrd Cat*'"*"! l-'all Stylei. W. L. DOUULA*. Deyt. I -. lifotHfoti. Mas*. Standard of Quality The Southern Cotton Oil Company