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f GOVERNOR i Uses Pe-ru-na &A For Calds M CAPITJL miLDIXU, A Letter From the Exec iV ru-na is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Letters of congratulation and commendation testifying to the merits of Pe-ru-na as a catarrh remedy are pouring in from every State in the Union. Dr. Ha rtman is receiving hundreds of such letters daily. All classes write these letters, fron the highest to the lowest. The outdoor laborer, the indoor artisan, the clerk, the editor, the statesman, the preacher?all agree that Pe-ru-na is the catarra remedy of the age. The stage and r^t aim, recognizing catarrh as their greatest en??ny, are especially enthusiastic in their praise and testimony. Any man who wishes perfect health must be ntirely free from catarrh. Catarrh i9 weli-nigh universal; almost omnipresent. Pe-ru-na is tJhe only absolute safeguard known. A cold is the beginning of catarrh. To prevent colds, to cure colds, is to cheat catarrh out of its victims. Pe-runa not only cures catarrh, but prevents. Everv household should be supplied with this great remedy for coughs, coids and so forth. The Governor of Oregon is an ardent admirer of Pe-ru-na. He keeps it continually n =~. W? buy Bounty T,*n?l I' Warrant* issued to olnar (tiers of tb? Mexican and inavl^Otl other early Wars and nay TICXILUII full Tdlui In cash. War-) ifiVAiVUIl rentP loured for tho?e , | entitled, including heirs. I *r . 1 Write for | articular*. Veteransi: ^ c* i Atlantic ftiiildiug, T? i< L*tt ?. , ? ... Have I Seen Cur i3b!0? COj Money Savin' Catalog fctSfcfUS.?t K,J Best Cough Syrup. Ta?te? Good. Use Vigoro. a new game, described as a combination of cricket and tennis, is to be launched on the world before long under the auspices of the Marylebone Cricket Club at Lord's grounds. It can be played all the year round and by women also. A decoction of cofTee husks has been used as a remedy for malaria by Dr. Restrepo, of Medellin. in the; State of Antioquia. Colombia. It was found effective in cases where quinine failed and in other diseases as well, such as enteric colic and chronic dysentery. rT ate rato; ftafaii 'U, J? Is the Standard R1 f The ONLY compound on the m ^ disease without doing irreparab I UNEQUALLED as a ir CHEERFULLY RE $ Gentlemen:?I had rheumatism for at 4 I had 10 use crutches or cane. Was confli ft at a time, several times. Last 6prinir I bei bottles bofore 1 noticed any benefit. 1 M cure seems to be complete, as I have h 9 I can cheerfully recommend your medi K; For sale by Druggists, or sent expr H Bobbitt Chemical Co., ? At ail Seasons. it The Straight Fron 6 Royal Worcesi M Son Ton Corse\ B are iust as comfortable in the w; weather as in the coldest. Wi || been making these corsets for g half a century, and we know jus QB cverj stitch is put into them. Ask your dealer to show them to ye JL Royal Worcester Corset Co., Worcester i winch H FACTORY LOADED H "New Rival" "Le ? y?u are i??king 3 |i munition, the kinc jB BJB point your gun, I I Loaded Shotgun Shells: ( g; Black powder; "Leader" ||j with Smokeless. Insist pl Factory Loaded Shells, l_*UDEAl?W OF OREGON Lin His Family H anil Grip, , SALEM, OKEGOX. : alive OHtee of Oregon. in the house. In a recent letter to Dr. Hart man he says: State of Oregon, 1 Executive Df.partmknt, > Salem. May 9, 1898. 1 The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co., Columbus, 0.: D*ar Sirs?I have had occasion to use your Pe-ru-na medicine in my family for colds, and it proved to be an excellent remedy. I have not had occasiou to use it lor other ailments. Yours very truly, W. M. Lord. It will be noticed that the Governor says he has not had occasion to use Pe-runa for other ailments. The reason for this is most other ailments begin with a cold. Usifig Pe-ru-na to promptly oure cold*, he protects his famiiv against other ailments. This is exactly what every other family in the United States should do. i\eep re-runa in the house. Use it for coughs. colds, la (tripi>c and other climatic affections of winter, and there will be no other ailments in the house. Such families should n.ovide themselves with a copy of J)r. llartir.au's free book, entitled "\Vinter Catarrh." Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio. . ; Hfi. | THE BEST SHOE r AMERICA i I SUBSTITUTE II cJ II ,f your dmler 00,1 , U J i II "0T CARRY EM-? vv ? tC/ A R0*TAl- CA*? T0 08 \!^\ yV WILL TELL YOU WHERE YOU CAN GET THEN. CRAPPOCK-TERRY CO. LEADING SHOE MANUFACTURERS OF THE SOUTH. LYNCHBURG VA. >o. 44. heumatic Remedy. | arkct that cures this terrible " BLOOD PURIFIER. M Frkrstatk. S. C.. Aug:. 18.1PC2. ;v >out twelve years. Great deal of the time K ied to bed, nearly helpless. three months Qj ran to take " Khkcmacidk." I used two g? UtOKether I used seven bottled and the H nd no symptoms of rheumatism since. D cine. B. F. FE.V'IGAN. R essage prepaid on receipt of <1.00. ' icS ! SHOTGUN SHELLS E ader" "Repeater" % for reliable shotgun am- | 1 that shoots where you I buy Winchester Factory | 'New.Rival," loaded with F and "Repeater," loaded upon having Winchester ? and accept no others. > BILL ARP'S LETTER. | i The Philosopher Receives Another | Communication. I t?n * mntf menu iniUDED I ntAltt rKU/n nuniKtR.i jiuniiRLn., Notes That Northern White People: Object to Sending Their Children ; to Negro Teachers. My northern friend who asked me to hold up on the negro and let him go dead has sent me a clipping from a Newport paper and says: Here is s. good text for your next letter. It reads as follows: "Newport, October 14.? At a meeting of the school committee today, George Ellis and wife objected to having their son taught by a colored teacher and said that if their son was not admitted to another school where :he teacher was white they would keep him at home. The committee refused to change him and ordered the boy to be arrested as a trust. The father filed a plea of not guilty and the case will go to the higher court and be tested." They have compulsory education there. It seems that this teacher is the daughter of a preacher, who is the American consul at St. Thomas. He is a loyal Republican and there is politics in it, and the lily whites are in the minority. She may be one of the 400 that Watterson is troubled about, and so I will turn r?vor thp tpvt tn him. The same mail that brought me the text, brought a letter from my grandson, who is in the employ of the Westinghouse Company, of Pittsburg, and is an electric engineer and is now putting down a plant at Utica, N. Y. He writes that his contractor had a number of white men employed, but as labor wa3 scarce he picked up an idle negro and tcld him to go to work. The white men rebelled violently against this and i threatened to quit, and so the negro had to be sent off. When I was last in Mississippi the barber who shaved me said he came down from Illinois on account of his health and was amazed to find white folks down here patronize negro barbers, and that if one dared to open a shop in any town in Illinois he would be mobbed and run out. of the place. l>ake Banquo's ghost, this race problem will not I down. It has as many phases as there j are times and places. Shortly after J the war the yankce school martns hurried down here to educate the negro, but they soon tired cf it and wen' back. Now a negro woman has gone nr. thcro tr? trnrh thpir white children. ! That is all right. Wo don't care. As Cobe savs: "It's all optionary with me." Now I will let the negro go dead for awhile. It will take manv years yet to settle the problem, hut I It will be settled. The two races work together very harmoniously in our town and county and we are reconciled to* the situation. I wish that every community had as many blessings as wo enjoy. No strikes, no murders nor outrages of any kind?no 3tce: fights, no cursing, no cyclones nor j floods nor famine?no pestilence, no fires. We have good schools, good j churches, good preachers and good hunrole congregations. Every church has a nice comfortable home for the. preacher and there is on? more fo: the presiding elder. We have a gco-1 i sociable community with no stuckup ! families. Not even Son Jones' foiks; put o? any airs over the rest of us. | I visited them on Sunday eve and we.3 j | treated with the most cordial hos-1 pitality. Their home is a palace and j j their garden and grounds a little para- i j dise. I am getting strong again and j ! walked to town last week for the first J time in three months?when I came home my wife shook her fist at mo and said: "I believe you will outlive! me yet." From the tone of her voic? j I thought maybe she was mad about j it. We have nearly completed the | finest court house in the Stale, it is j in full view from the window where ; I write and I never get tired of look- i ing at the beautiful dome that shine? j like silver in the sun. "A thing of beauty is a joy forever." Our garden is now adorned with beautiful rosesJ and 1 cut them every morning and my ! wife allows me to send them to the! pretty girls?no. I mean to the ancient mothers in our neighborhood. My wife J is peculiar about that. At night I have I to help a pretty lassie with her arith- J metle and algebra and Lattin. I get j stalled sometimes, but we generally | get through all right. We have a tele phone and my daughter, who lives a [ mile away, has one. So when her i daughter gets stalled she telephones | here and our lassie tells her over the i 'phone how to do it. Sometimes it j takes many figures, multiplying and dividing, etc., and if there is a mis- j take made of only one figure near the beginning it runs through to the end and gets bigger and bigger as it goes. And so my lassie is disappointed because she did not get the answer, i Then I go over all the figures carefully and find the error, and she has It to do over again. Just 60 it is with our habits and conduct. If a little boy tells fibs or stories, the habit will grow on him and by the time he is grown he will tell lies. If a boy swapsknives with another boy and cheats him, he will get into a nami or cneaiing in a trade and nobody will trust him. When Tom Benton was for the first time a candidate for office, it was told on him that when he was a school boy he stole a knife from another boy and had to give it up and take a whipping. And so he didn't get elected. My father always said that knife story was just a political lie, but I have known politicians who would steal knives and lie, too. I had a most grateful compliment j the other day and it was as pleasant' as it was unexpected. The Dalton lawyers and the Calhoun, lawyers were here to attend the funeral of Colonel Harris. After that sad mission was over they joined with our local bar and our judge anil visited me in a body in my sick room and did me special honor. For a while we exchanged wit and wisdom and pleasant anecdotes. I shall not forget their kind and grateful visit as long as I live? such things are worth* being sick for. And we h^d a baby snow yesterday r . at my daughter's house. She had a fine little boy a year old who is beginning to walk and talk. 9o she gave a dining to two young mothers, who each had a little girl a year old and they two were learning to walk. Il beat the Atlanta horse show to seethe three little tots tottering across the room as merry as larks as they tried to show o2, sometimes colliri lng and falling down?then up again and on another round. It was a pretty sight and their :no:hcrr, were proud and happy. A joung mother is the proudest creature on earth. She is always calm and serene.?3:11 Arp in At-j lanta Constitution. Ti? worst tyrant Is an evil habit. CURES RHEUMATISM AND CATARRH It. K. B. Cure* Deep-Seateil Cases Espreial* ]y?To 1'ruTe It B. li. B. Sent Fro*. These diseases, with aches and pains in bones, joints aad back, agonizing pains in shoulder blades, hands, fingers, arms and lega crippled by rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica. or neuralgia; hawking, spitting,nose bleeding, ringing in the cars, sick stomach, deafness, noises in the head, bad tcctn.tbin hot blood, all run dawn feeling of catarrh arc sure signs of an awful poisoned condition of the blood. Take Botanic Blood Balm. (B.B.B.) Soon all aches and pains stop, the poison is destroyed and a real permanent cure is made of the worst rheumatism or foulest catarrh. Thousand* of cares cured by taking B.B.B. It strengthens weak kidneys and improves digestion. Druggists, $1 per large bottle. Sample frde by writing Biood Balm Co, 14 Mitchell 1 St., Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and free medical advice sent in sealed letter. Of all the silks used in the United States $2(},000,000 worth is imported and ^107,000/000 worth home made. l .noo Per c?nt. Profit In Pocket, Health ahd Plxasuie fa paid by fresh, luscious, home grown Strawberries allowed to ripen thoroughly on tbe vlaee. We sell the Plants packed to carry fresh anywhere in the U.S. Our 150-pagr Maouakfcee to buyers) j makes growing tor pleasure or profit plain to all. Plant now. Catalogue Strawberries, Asparagus,etc..tree. Go*ti>sktal Plant Co. Mo. 18 Strawberry Heights., EittreU, M. C. lOO Reward. SIOO. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all its stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positlvo cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's CatarrhCure is taken internally, acting directlyupor the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers thgt they offer One Hundred Dollars for onv case that it fails to cure. Bend for list of testimonials. -Address P. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O. Fold bv Druggists, 75c. Hall's family Pills are the best. There are no less than 3262 different spe ies of fish inhabiting the waters of America north of the Isthmus of Panama. FITS permanently cured.No fits or nervousness after first day's use of Dr. Kline's Great NerveRestorcr. $2trial bottle and treatisefree Dr. R. H. Kline, Ltd., 931 Arch St., Phila.,Pa. When a fellow proposes he expects the girl to take him at his word. Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup 'or children teething,soften the gums, reduces inflammation,allays pain.cures wind colic. 25c. abottie The truth is not always nieasant, and that's when it is generally to'.d. Piso's Cure is the best medicine we ever used for all affections o? throat and lungs.?Wm. 0. Esssucv. Vanburen. Ind., Feb. 10,1000. American shoes are worn by thousands of Europeans in their native lands. Jcxe Tint Bcttek Colou makes top ! of the market butter. : I Bad (Joughs I K 441 had a bad cough for six I weeks and could find no relief I . ral. Only one-fourth of tne bottle 9 cured me." fi L. Hawn, Newington, Ont. a Neglected colds always I c leau iu suuicumig scuuua. g They run into chronic bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, or consumption. Don't wait, but take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ! just as soon as your cough 8 begins. A few doses will I I cure you then. I Three sites: 25c, 56c., $1. Xtl jj I Consult your doctor. If lio says take it, I | then do as he says. If he teJM you not I to tnke It. then don't take It. He knows. I Leave It with him. We are srllli?~ J J. C. ATEK CO., Lowell, Mass. I i" nmi ii iiiiii wmi i iiibimw ii nwiifj WANTED S50 Young Men At once to qualify for good positions which we will guarantee In writing under a 95,000 deposit to promptly ptocure them. The Ga.-Ala. Bus. College, MA COX, GEORGIA. Cgwrfne stamped C C C. Never sold fo ' j Beware of the dealer who tries to sell V "something just as good." ' " l&JIS ^ y LpURIPPk.i ' S.II.N i \ w and III AIM, < * S..M by nil !<rtuqr>ta. U v I of Richmond, Va., a g. woman's troubles, tells Lydia E* Pinkham's Veg " Dkab Mrs. Pinkham : ? For some y severe bearing-down pains, leucorrhcea, tried many remedies, but nothing gave an "I commenced taking Lydia E. Pink in June, 1901. When I had taken the firs provement, and have now taken ten bott like a nevr woman. When I commence* pound I felt all worn out and was fast a collapse. I weighed only 99 pounds. N am improving every day. I gladly testi Mrs. K. C. Tupman, 423 West 30th St., When a medicine has been succes cases, is it justice to yourself to say, w believe it would help me " ? Surely you cannot wish to remain aged, exhausted with each day's work mcnt of the feminine organism, and table Compound will help you just as Mrs. W. H. Pelham, Jr., 108 E. Bak< " Dear Mrs. Pink ham I must say ti: female medicine to compare with Lvciia women who are ill that Lydia K. Pinl is the medicine they should take. 1 and it lias hundreds of thousands of should consider it unwise to use any < iTjr;ns. I liiiuimn, u uvok fully and without cost all letters addt Perhaps she has just the knowledge try her to-day ? it costs nothing. dtrftfin forfeit if m*o err: jot forthwith pro< abov? testimonials, winch will i.rnve ?lie<> OuUUU LydUE.ri f* Situations Sccaric 7* for graduates or tuition refunded. . Write I / at once for catalogue end special offers. SSflfcCAV Business ... IVIdSdGj Colleges WW Louisville. Ky. Montgomery. Aia. J J " - *? T? ^Aliiahut Cl nous ion. i ?a. Ilchmond. Va. Blrmincham. Alt. Jackrcn*'.Me. FJa | F~KOTttrees, fe fe pg Sl'0' ORNAATENTAL TREES, Ctai STRAWBERRY PLANTS. J'!? SHRUBS, ROSES, O.llJ I JRAPE VINES, ASPARAGUS, ETC. to?" Catalogue sent on application. J.B. WATKINS & BRO., u': HALLKROKO, VA. ^DROPSY fe W 1? OATS' TfitATMEt J FSEL rj 55 Havo made Dropry audits oao* y plications a specially for twcnt* J f year'a with the most wanderfiu v A ? .( Boccess. Have cored many thoui/Jo**. ard cues. / I2.S.IL CZIZil'S 30H3, A Box B Atlanta, Go. 3 & ?3? SHOES piv kV. i. Douglas shses ars the standard v[ the urorld. \7. L. Dourlas made and geld more men's Good- COl ear flTolt 'Hand Seir?d Proms) shoe# In the first Is mouth* or 190S ih-.n anr other manufacturer. USt 'in nnn ItGWtBU nill lie paidto aireae nko ? ) I UtUvil ran >'iypron tki? uto'ewent. COl V. L. DOUCLAS S4 SHOES qrt CANNOT BE EXCELLED. atl !'catfukt. U,wm) !MSL. ^310.600 Best lnocr'td c.r. i American leathers. Heyl'c | <itent Gal'. Cmmal, Bix Calf. Calf, '/let Kid. Corona | gtt, Nat. Kangaroo. Fast Color Eyelet* lined, j I'he atifinn f The s*nu!ne have W. L. DOUOLAS' ! " l juo,* onrt price *r?mpeel on bottom. Sheet by mail, 'Jiic. extra. Hint. CXKalog free, j go W. L. DGCClLAts, BROCKTON. MASS. j L_L_ - - i - * t reat sufferer with _ of her cure by retable Compound. ears I suffered witfc hwfaidfc . and falling- of the voidk I y positive relict ham's Vegetable GMnpMndl it kail Dotue, x ica u m am- . ;les with th& result tint I feel i taking the Vegetable Gout- > .pproochlng complete nervous ] ow I weigh 109$ pounds and Ey jto the benefits reeetvedL*? JRichmcnd, Vs. isfnl in more than m mflHaa ithout trying *t? "I do nod weak and s5efc ami disco or. You have some derange* Lydia IL Pfukluunfia Yefestirely a> it has ethers. ^ ?r St-r RkLunxmd, Va^njfi: . > tat I do not belie re there is aajr 1 E. PiiiklinxnV. Vegetable Com- ~ to you my heartfelt thanks Cor ire lias dare for me. Before able Compound I ess sobadhr aght I could not five much it tie work I had to do was a *. I suffered with irregular and lencorrhcea, which caused A of the parts. I looked Eke )nsumptionr but I do not look ad I owe it all to jour aooikr- ; y six bottles,, but 2 fiss made like a new person. I thank there is such a femals helper t, therefore, believed fcjr mM |j ;liam*s VcgctobteComptraad t has stood the teat tf fiat, cures to its credit. Woracs >thor medicine, nn, Mass., will mworwelieeir cssed to licr by arret vnant.' that w ill help jecar ease In?v> tfcoorfjpn*! fe.'tm w< xlisolute penriri?'ii<!S?nLb&ra McUieino Cj*? Lj-m, 3Kjm*. riNVESTiE?f The Preferred Qrack of Mr Lnfiiirrl?je Shoe i UOltfyitw Go. Capita! Stookj <f?,J3St}flS8, OO..OCO Preferred dtactL. S l.,GO(^CnV Cttdb :ea,S {?beast Setlatftr. Preferred S!o:k offe.rWkrrfe. W. L Dourias re&on dl Cswmm Skat Preferred Stock<* rhe W. /.Vaqjw MxrOwt pays Setter than StiTimca >?i11 ar AamoM4 >. livery dollar U ?focfc aCrml the jatUc trnm ^ \ ?yteim> X ?wthw? daffafli yf jk worth of art ami OKlm. V. K. fc - ?? of AeTtaK-ncMLaaS ? jra a to n ? u afe* aaUra lw< ^ ?w rffti ?>2 ^ IJn" ?? **?twr **?; (m| TW? KmwailiMi u wm[vfy ''qp*' psv*mrl. Ittik K'-'-Z \ %!}>UnmnHtn4e4 arridenr) fayK afayfc /y/ it. rtiw ti iti? t??yfi i a>?? a ^sFAS _/ worH anrfexoax "IVu'a / ....-I joirr Xte}! (Zeal f?we* Plh'IV' 1 PfucwwT <i/?L av4 kJta at-. ? V;;... ' T v'' / w.iyrf bm aut>*!t i n'? * jdh$**** '' A n!4f. Tbir t? M Una Blwjl." //>Kv j*,-rtr rjlicfa*' iiitrratiu ijivs; . / iigjfe* Uie txatof-M har at* mart A*3T--\tJvln t?tvot[ rstsfc turrit atw &'v \St11 'c,n*lraanauaknrerssaaw v?>-\ WC// /s?w/lC2t?? pay " ?-r r-r*t iMial ' rvl on tire pref-T. etl ?u? i. of 31 a*K Wt Annual l?sin??t now in fc.OOVWi. U i* atrrintJmC apcllv. mut will equal Jtr lln-yrtfWl itorv is now Inrntntr out fairs of ttkoaa arr ml an addition If tlie j?tr? re brer* twillwJatk I CI ease the dipwii* Icmovulw p?-r*?T_ iva?on I am o.Tmini rt* lirtunul tlnk lai nil erj>etnate tlw he sir. am. >a wish to lures! in rfce hrsf aftorr taaisrssfca Ota . which is penoaoen*. .tot iwrln T per rrmt em noner, you tan pumouruw ifjmaiaarlslMa msinea*. Send moorj Vr i wish i*V rtart ?r mBleck. inude payable (?> ?'. V J***"**" tf 4W*? link In yoar town, veuk maury Ity riyaai ar (lli* money orders. pretax iftriror fnil tnfnnanttcn afcoos ttds jarwt ivTi7. uo'iio?iim?. mm**. s So. [ have been using Kipaos bules for over two years a medicine for general I always keep a stip on hand, and lind fhey -ne in handy for everyday ? in case of headache, ^ astipation or a bilious M ack. At drwc^OkFirt-Cent packet iw muofdh lw -4 iJinary occa?io?h. Ukr ftaa aJjk cent*. roi*ra?nj? a aarpl* 4vt m >?" 1 ; J! s i