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Probably yoa use it?
Nearly everyone does, and if so you
know all about how far superior it isU
cither baking soda or baking powder.
Leaven
is the latest advance ;> baking preparations,
and if yen don't use it you should.
?- Tl.??
II Jt> AJf-'LL-l J. I mil v
because it will make biscuit just right
every time. N'o more yellow jpots or
soda taste.
it Is Better Hum Raking Powder
because it is half as strong again and
one heaping teaapoonful will do tin
work of two rounded teaspoonfuls ot
tbc best baking powder ever made.
It Don't Spoil
but is so prepared that with ordinary
care it will retain its full sttcngth fo't
year;;. We do not have to pack it it.
CMc.-ir.s like bakmg powder. and thi.t-avnug
enables us to give you !>< tub
, va'ue for your money than you c.v
had b fore.
A little leaven l<a~<rn?(h the v / /. i n - '''
' 'or to*'. <-."o ? .m?.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Itartificially digests the fond and aid?
Nature in strengthening and reconstructing
1 lie exhausted digestive organs.
It is the latest discovered digestant
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It instantly
relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatu'ence. Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache,(iastralgia.Cramps,and
311 other rest! 11 s of imperfect d igestion.
Prepared by E C &Co.. Chicago.
"Acme" Bicycles"
f/'98 Models. High Grade. ||
SJ ME GRADE AS AGENTS SELL FOR $75.0#. k'j
|L Y.'e Have no Agents bat Sell Direct
& to the Rider at Manufacturer's LS$
Prices, Saving Yoa c!l
Agent's Profits.
Best materials. Superb finish. Kifcht
elegant models. We ship anywhere will:
, priviH?e of examination, pay express
e!. urges both ways and refund ycur fc
I .If, money it not as represented. liver/ j'L.jj
, >' "Ae-nc" is futhi rruarantwd agaiu.t ijLjji
fftl a t drcidenti oswell as Defective H'or/.v tuu
"fVinskip. Send for catalogue.
ACME CYCLE CO.,
! j 102 Main St., - - Elkhart, loo. ^
The Drug Store Kind
.t? in i ??? n i
hut price the same as ordinary brands. Draireists
buy Anvil Soda in bulk and sell it at fire cents an
ounce. Grocers sel1 it in packages at 10c. a pound
or 3 founds Ibr 25c.
IS is Exactly the Same SosSsu
To fret the best you must insist on package* put
up by the manufacturer with the
*XY!L BRAMD TRADEMARK.
MATTRESS.
This matt r?.?w dtjpe:i?li. l<ir ;elr upoc air - the reo^t reiii- (
iMit torc? m.owQ to tor iC. lii?uriou* comfort iu
use, Uiivin xr. tio)!o?r ' ontfAt ?:r tl>? length and width
of the mr.vtrow wu:.'.ui.iui .|K-i u.t wection r.ith W E-teel j
mirinfN nitMPi'fij'P.t into woven wire fuliric. si fa)i> unit twit '
torn. Aroar.dthis i* mace i the JlW'iitc,?on-ab?orlH-*t ?nti. I
eptir ?i*:rr w * !tc c olt :?a ti-It- 'lb* air coder pressure in I
combination with the sprite?* result in a most ren nrkuble |
elasticity. and ?ith the other featunw make the n.attre?r
hygienic, p.neematir, self-ventilating and of do?u> soft
l rosx. lie iter than uoj other mattress at o?r prior.
K? (tS c* C To introduce oar
9 arnBB$i&W"A(MK"i
jL ^ -Hygienic Mutti-ms we wilt for r.
limited time include with evt .v
fj order a line lire Trimmed. j
JSC White (Cicumted !
3 J, Metal Ihd free.
Andiuini> A2 like rot ' yonr
bk lOfZr "k? choice of Widths- I
*Y , ^ \ * ' & ' sn<1 '' !
se^L^grrsxiI feett, and on* of our
;*w'^w- f I celebrated patent 1
' -ACME" Bed
1 l p I 1 I Spring*. sjnie n*
[ 11 s stfp- 111 . I adopted by the tl. S.
, l 'a . i r Arrny after thtre
^**^1 !m 1 t \ t I month* of the most 1
I t ' / fill'.! rigid ttesta n* best
ike jcomliiuing the 3 I
w , *c trrent virtue* comfi.ri.durnblllt.r
und
rlru-llnr**. Adjust* itsilf aotoinulictiily to varying ;
weights. A Ikht and l:*..vy person lying side>hy .?de will
not is>l| r.gaiirt each other. Hv?*i u* On*- lio!'ur, state ,
site of Mattress u"n' J-1 ' ' - *->
and Bed wr-n'od f':h~"rr "'.f]?*? mTO" "*
and ?ew ill ship [ft ^21 .' t SSi-S 'ltd ~
When they a.-- h&i-- \ \ ? ,
ri?e ut your? /,,+" 4:4 ?W> Ss? v"T"\l ? '
milrnadstatiar | *
and paythebil--^**""1*'4'"'''""'' tflMWT 1 "^jxi ,
JUK.f-fl4.0l> and fr?lrbl cbar;^w~ mljr wilt :i -st istiod that
they are exactly a* rminNWlfl. Wboreall <u?b-fl5.00?
in rent with order *f i.resuy freJ^bi In full froir 1 hi-end.
Farther wo will make shipment wilh the expre** under tanrUm:
tl.it if, in your juderooni. >-'ie mattress alone in not
Ortlfm.ire than and l>>ttei Mj.tn an; otlirr mattress,
no raaiter 'tow costly, you can h?/<.-- your money hack.
The e.lec of thin inattross does i.it liexi <t to represent itfi
Talue. the r-aJ solid comfort i-yii.d In Ho Use. Nearly
weerybody who has u*di it tl.>i? ?.u has reported full J
$ 1 ."?.00 value reoeirei in the tw-si month's use.
The premium i offered in coooelion with the mattress j
are a fro? ?lft from U-~. for |1m eJverlisini; which we exi eet 1
we will obtain from thj use on yoor port o| this ui.xtuetH. j
It is by use alone thst its full luen'e can lie appreciated.
On ree?e?t \ie will send duiri.Mle* of terr-oiial letters
of endorsement Irom tho oelpl, It ;*I Chicaitc surueon. j
l>r. J. B. Murphy; Wi-.hiuKton iitwiuy, lal<j postmaster of 1
Ckicsco; Mr. losenii Sin?i'l. of inem'.. Cooiwr A Co. of ;
Chiww ludpo R. VV. Clifford > < 'IhicaKO. anJ many other |
well ki'Ourn peoplo. of the reovir. ji this rr.attio.v. A?L lor j
Booklet ".V."
p 2k r? g*?8ampr9? of ews-.i and illustrated catnB
XX C v? locr.f show)n-- than CO ?|vle? of
Aerae Couches, at nit <! ?._ .orleee. Aiwr Hewlne ,
srhla-v Pols, >'?5^lr"s Afh* f?r"s?-Tcl?mrd I
Metal Bel*. 31 anile is-sCii^a ssJ 1 pri?hl Fvldlax
Bode, Cbulrs. Kock. ore. etc. e
*CME SPRIMC W. 43d St., I
? BED Of-- ^^CHIOACO.
I VIEW OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS
! One of the Mint l'icture*qaa Object* in
the Southern Skle*.
A halo of romance ha:* woven itself
:tholtt ti e stars of the Southern Cross,
1 or.e of the most picturesque objects in j
the -outhrrn skies. At one time rtvese
stars formed part of the constellation
named the Centaur, which was once
included under that called Argo, the
| Great Ship, but toward the end of the
eight' nth century the Southern Cross
< became a constellation on its own acI
count. Nevertheless its resemblance to
a cross must have been unserved long
j before this time, since an Arabian
! globe nas been found on' which an
outline of a cross is marked about this
group of stars. The longer bar of the
\ cross points nearly to the south pole,
I the situation of which in the heavens
is not marked by nuy brilliant star,
but which is abcr? fo.r and a half
i cross lengths from the foot of the
i cross. For this reason Alpha and
j Gamma are sometimes called the
, 'Pointers." In fact, the Southern
, Cress may he looked upon as the hour
hand of a great clock, which goes
around once in twenty-four hours,
1 moving in the same direction as the
hands of a clock, unlike our Great Bear
or Dipper in the northern heavens,
which appear to go around the northern
pole in a direction contrary to the
hands of a clock. This is because the
, observer's face, when looking at the
' nortnern poie. is turneu in a mrmiuu
! j contrary to the faro of an observer
i in the southern hemisphere turned to:
ward the southern pole. Near the
Southern Cross 1s an almost vacant
patch of sky, which is named the
"Coal Sack" by early navigators. In
' the Coal Sack only one very small star
' can he sc'Oi with the unaided eye. but
j the telescope reveals many stars in that
seemingly deserted region, proving
that the striking blackness is due simply
to the effect of contrast with the
brilliant ground surrounding it on all
sides. On the northern e'dgo of the
Coal Sack is a star of ruddy hue.
known as Kappa, but too small to be
seen with the unaided eye. Even a
I small teleseoDC fails to make one real
lze the splendor of this star, but when
Sir John Herschel turned his ttventy1
foot reflector in its direction he was
i surprised tp find Kappa the center of
a cluster of over 100 stars of all the
' colors of the rainbow, contrasting
i wonderfully with one another.. He
I compared it to a superb piece of fancy
jewelry, while Flammarion describes it
as a "casket of glittering gems."?St.
Nicholas.
The Cunning of Pack Mules,
"A prick iniilo that has seen service
gets very cunning." said the ex-soldier.
"I remember we had one fellow who
had been in the army for twelve or
' fifteen venrs. and he knew as much as
j most of the nipu. lie was occasionally
' used as leader, and was very fond of
the job. because in that case he had no
load to cony. To see him manoeuvring
to tret to the front was very comical,
j The regulation pack weigs lith) pounds.
; and the mules soon learn to size it up
' to a nicety, refusing to carry anything
j note. For that reason they are blind;
folded while being loaded, otherwise
i ihey would be eoutinunlly looking
( around to see whether the pack was in|
side the limit.
'On one oeeasion we received a eotlin
to be sent to Sihoney and the old mule
' 1 referred to was selected to carry it.
The eoftin weighed only tweuty-tive
| pounds, but the untie must have conJ
eluded from its size that it weighed a
| ton. and lie immediately began to
j groan in the most pitiful manner, exactly
like a human being. When tlie
; eoftin was put on his back lie pretend|
ed to stagger and sagged down as if
lie was carrying a ten-inch gun. At
j the same time he turned his head and
j looked at me with a mournful exj
presssion that was as easily rend as so
much print. We were all shrieking with
laughter and tried to make him take
liis place in line, but not an inch would
helte budge. Finally, he deliberately
rolled over :iml knocked the coffin off.
That settled it. We let the old rascal
take the hell, and I could almost hear
hi::) eltucklin.tr as it was looped around
his neck. Another mule was then
blindfolded and took on the coffin without
trouble."?New Orleans TimesDoiuocrat.
Registration Notice. |
The office of the Supervisor of regie- (
tration will be opened on the first
Monday in every month and the two i
days immediately following, for the
purpose of the registering of any person
who is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been a resident of
the State for two years, of the county
one year and of the polling precinct
in which tho elector offers to vote fonr
m/vnfha hofr>rn t.hft dav of election, and
ulvuvMU J ' I
shall have paid, six months before any
poll tax tuen due and payable, and
who can t.oth read and write any section
of the Constitution of 1895 submitted
to him by the supervisors of registration,
or can show that he owns,
and has paid all taxes collectable dui i
fng the present year on property in
this State assessed at three hundred 1
; dollars or more. J. J. ?AD.DY,
! Clerk of Board. <
in dbiiy. ]
Presbyterian Church Rov. J. E.
Duulop, pastor, let Sunday, 4 p. m.;
3rd Sunday 11 a. in.
Methodist Church ltev. W. S.
Martiu, pastor, let and 4th Sundays, j
I 1 1 ?> in 7 -'-iA ?r> '4/J Wnn/lor '
A 4 .vvr y. Ui., wuaa-;,
7 :30p. iu.
I
Baptist Church?Ret. F. W. EaRon,
minister, 2nd Sunday. 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. in.; 1th Sunday 7:30 p. m.
Episcopal Church -Rev. R. W. Bamwel),
pastor, 2nd Sunday 11a. m.,7:30
p. m.
OUR CIjUB OFFERS.
The County Record one year and j
the Furm Journal live years, $1.00. ,
The County Record one year and the ;
Home and Farm, $1.25.
The County Record one year and i
the Semi-Weekly News uud Courier,
$1.73.
mt ? ? i_ t? j tl.. '
xlie i^onoiy xtccuru uue ?e?r ?uu tuo
Tri-Weekly (N. Y.) World, SI.05.
The County llecord one year and i
the Semi-Weekly Columbia State,82.00. j
Tbo Conntv liecord one year and the i
Atlanta Constitution, 81.75.
Buell & Roberts'.
CASH DRV GOODS STORE,
t
Some Of Oar Specials:
Ladies' Umbrellas, 2G-incb, Black ,
Serge, 12 different styles of Decorated '
China and Sterling Silver, Congo han
dies, 89 cents. |
20-inch, Steel rods, Black Serge,
Congo handles, 49 cents.
20-inch, Black Silk, Sterling Silver, i
Turned Congo handles, $1.29.
2G-iuch, extra quality. Black Seige, J
with black and durk green carved handles,
at 65 and 98 cents.
Gentlemen's 26-inch. Black Gloria
Silk, Steel rods, Sterling silver, tnrned
Congo handles, $1.30.
2G-:nch, Steel and Wood rods, Black
Serge, 49 cents.
26-iocl), Black Serge, latest style
Horn handle, $1.24.
BLACK SATIXE at 5 cents.
I White Lawn, 40 inches wide, 5c. j
Cambric at 5c. J
White Table Damask at 20, 25, 34, |
48, 50, Tie, SI and SI.25.
Bed Unmask at 15, 20, 25 and 35c.
Beautiful Colored Silks at 21 cents. J
Huek Towels, bright borders 5c.
Towels at 3c. .
Blenched Huck Towels, II S, 37x20,
at 10 cents.
Lace Curtains, Craeh Skirts, whito |
Plaid Aprons, Wrappers, Lambrequins,
Tinsel Drapery, Bureau Scarfs, Pillow ;
Cases, Side Combe,Shirt Waists,Brush
Braid, Dress Bones, Crash, Straw 1
'' 1 1 ^ ~ ? -? an/) cnrflffl 1
OttlJOTf*, -L) L'J 1 V^I U ii vjoi;ux Oj auu ou * v* u?
other kiuds too numerous to mention
and quote prices, proportionately
cheap.
Just received, 1 case Cordet's Beati- !
ful Ocods at 5c per yard
i Furniture Department- :
10-piece Solid Oak Suits 817. j
10-piece Solid Oak Suits S18.
10-piece Solid Woluut Suits $G5 to
8110.
Solid 0*k Sideboards 812 to 815.
Imitation Walnnt Sideboards 86.50 to
so.
Single Lounges $* to $G.
Bed Lounges $8.50 to SI?.
Imitation Walnut Beds S2.50 to $6.
Mattresses $2 to $8.
Bed Springs $2.25 to $4.
6-foot Oak Extension Tables $4.50 to
$10.
5-foot Imitation Oak Extension Tables
$-1.50.
Kitchen Table $1.25 to $1.75.
Full Sizo Willow Bockers $1.50.
Kitchen Safes $2. 75 to $3.50.
Stoves $5.25 to $20.
Ladies' Desks $5 to $14.
10-piece Decorated Char tube:' sets $2.19
- - - ' "?* A.1 OO
6-foot Smyrna i.ugs ji.co.
5-foot Velvet Carpet Rugs 01.50.
5-foot Smyrna Ruga $1.40.
3-foot Smyrna Ruga CJj.
G-foot Jute Rugs 98c.
Window shades 10c to SI.25.
Bamboo Easels 50c to SI.50.
Just received, a new lot of fine
Chinese and Japanese mettings.
ill J HIS,
573 and 575 King St., Charleston,S.C.
- (
Skin Diseases.
For the speedy and permanent core oi!
tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Chamberlain's'
Eye and Skin Ointment is
without an eaual. It relieves the itching
and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch,
scald head, sere nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
Dr. Cady's Condition Powders for
I horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
and vermifuge Price, 25 cents. Sold by
SEKDIiAE DOLLAR h?-.cv'.t of frin? wanted, and wr
subject to examination end approval. If von don't find it tho bm
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WE HAVE BICYCLES
in every town to represent n?. Hud red a earned their bicvrle l
for us; also Free TJeeo of sample wheel t<? a rent* Writ?
M the fTeaWi Riclsalve Rlrjele II?u?e in the world and ar
Cher . | *?any eiprr*s compel* *nd to our rustotneri everywhere
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VaV One Gallor
(T ji The needle keeps the
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* 132*134 Lake Street,
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ioi's Bicycles SIP.75
if the Umcm* IrOQUOiS Model 3 | W BscycU
i told ?t $lS.7&eich, juto^Ulnl Ucir r? a! iklat.
QUOIS CYCLE WORKS FAILED ZSZtZ
peasleely bail t, and we here bo .jht the entire plant at s fc-reed
20 eeaia oo the dollar. With it we cot too Model 3 Iroquoii Bi
timehod and complete, Made tO Sell It $60. To odour
buainsu wo have concluded to aell these MX) a: joet what
and if, ard make the raarielotia offer at a Model S
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luUsand hooter, 3I4 in. drop, bnest mckeiandenamel: colore,
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for our liberal prwpoaltloa. We are known every where
e perfectly reliable, we refer to any hank or tuni es-. house in
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