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spoken of, but of late he la in .had . ...beautiful .chintzes and draoery silks B ** HlVIlinuw
1 Hr
la in .taful „
-TJiliir*
Tea; but that’s only on account
7nf His automobile. I -4on?t like thq
b Knell myself, but they;aay if does not
' • EBAU8T1C.
"My wife has the queerest ideas now
■ - and then."
**► "What is it she's beeiMoBAMKi
“I bought an automobile coat for
her and she’s ruined 'it ’ sprinkling
% gasoline on it to make it smell real
istic.”—Baltimore Newa
Independence and Prosperity.
Cuba has Independence and Porto
V Wco has prosperity. .Porto Rico prob
ably wouldn’t swap with her nelgl
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. .‘"My hair came ,out by the band*
ing out and restored the color.’’—
Mrs. M.D. Gray, No. Salem, Mass.
There’s a pleasure iq
offering such a prepara
tion as Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
It gives to all who use it
such satisfaction.. The
hair becomes thicker,
longer, softer, and more
glossy. And you feef 90
secure in using such, an
old and reliable prepara'
tiOn, *1.00 a bottle. All
It your <
druggist cannot 1
us ouu dollar and *,t
you u bottle. Bo tura and giro the mat
ot you nearest saunas office. Address,
J.C./.YEtrCp., Lowell. Hms!
CALL ON EDWARD
Botha,
SHOWN GREAT CONSIDERATION
MtiHPandl
cart on Trip
era Fash
[itchnner Act as Es-
to Cowes—Burgh-
inably Attired.
Headache?
Appetite poor? Bowels.con
stipated? It’s your live*!
Ayer’s Pills are liver pills.
Want your moustache or heard a
beautiful brown or rich black? Use
50cti. of druggist!Of R. P. Hall Ic Co., Nashun,N.H
UB8Y,McNElLL&UBBY, CHICAGO
The World's Greatest Catcrart.
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’ ! ' I I .' I
I generally bad a headache every
day.' 1 thought I would try glasses,
bat still I bad the' headache. One
day my niece asked me why. I did
not try Rlpana Tabules. 1 have
been tahing them aince last Septem
ber and am gaining In health. 1
only weighed 110 pounds 'and now
1 weigh 140. I take four Tabules
every day of my life—one in the
morning, two at noon, and one ovary
night bcfhte I go to bed. i
At druggists..
The Five-Oat packet is enough for an
ordinary oecasien. The family bottle,
40 cent*, contains a Supply for a year.
af&i fur* [r° r
and Delar/y, who reached London Sat- ULjJfJSK
urdtiy from South Afri&a! left at 9:30
o'clock Sunday morning
Bert.
tie hour of the generals’ departure
Thi
from Londbn was kept secret, conse
quently, the streets were deserted when
the th^ee generals, accompanied by
their secretaries, but by * * “
ladies of their party,
iy nono 0
, started
L VI _L1 _
of the
for
beautiful .chintses and drapery
stimulated the lnventl
that has
such a
silks
Invention of
Itude of prptty, home
ices, «
Mis. J. H. Haskins, of Chicago,
HI., President Chicago Arcade
Club, Advesses Comforting'
to .Women Regarding
P>ua syrfmjtbflfc* Atlanta. <ta.
* ALL KINDS or
MACHINERY
to the summer wanderer, can be made.
Hour cardboard sides ofequal size,
L'l&tft Ms* PotKHAk:—Mothers
need not d
each a little larger sit the top than the
bottom; and a square of cardboard tbe
size of the bottom edges, are cut Each
9 Is covered with chintz
piece la covered with chintz and lining,
and rlbbona are attached at everi cod
ner and in the middle of the long aidea.
Cowes.. They were stylishly attired
in frock coats and silk bats.
’ TTpon arriving at Southampton the
Boer generals were welcomed on
board the commander in chief'a. ya
Wild Ftre, by B«1 Roberta and Gen
eral Kitchener. They Immediately
visited King Edward on boaflT the
Victoria and Albert and were then
taken for a trip around tbe fleet In the
Wild Eire. They returned t? London
Sunday evening, accompanied by Lord
Kltehenerand Earl Roberts,'who took
leave of the Boer generals at Water
loo station.
In an Interview with a representa
tive of tbb Associated Press, General
Botha’s secretary described the visit
to bis majesty.
He said that when tbe Boer generals
board?* the royal yacht King Edward
came forward, and after they bad bean
Introduced shook hands with each of
them. The Boers were highly pleased
with thalr receptlqn. After a brief
non-political talk with King Edward
they were presented to Queen Alex
andra and Princess Victoria..
The reception by hla majesty lasted
a quarter of an hour. The king spoke
of. “the gallant and brave manner’’ in
which the generals had fought through
the long and arduous campaign, and ot
“the consideration and kindness” with
which the general* had treated Brit
ish wounded. His majesty expressed
his warm wishes for their futures. It
was at the king's suggestion that the
Boers took the trip around the fleet
on board the Wild Fire.
During the voyage from South Afri
ca General DeWet did not mix much
with hit fellow passengers. He was
engaged most of the time in writing
bis book on the South African war.
In common with hla colleagues, snap
shot photographs were constantly be
ing taken of him, and he was worried
with requests for his autographs’ until
h6 had to protest against the nuisance,
general Botha, on the contrary, was
extremely genial and indulged in all
the sports on shipboard. He was con
stantly in the amoklng room, where
he played cardi. General Delarey, be
sides playing draughts, took keen
pleasure in discussions with British
arm Jr officers on board the steamer.
fetching And useful addition to the
usually barren apartment is made.
JjUim .aw. nnt , making .the receptacle,
more flaring than would bo possible
With only four sides. These, too, 1 are
carried flat, the sewing utensils being
taken in a small silk bag or a box
and put into the more convenient bas
ket when they are needed. It is tho
work of only a few minutes to tie
the baskets into shape.—Now York
Tribune.
Reliable Frick Engines. Boilers,
all 5izes. Wheat Separators,
Sizes.
iOS. fi H. BASKINS,
for months after, and at the time 1
jht death was a welcome relief;
How to Pick Flowers.
It Is the pride of every gardner occa
sionally to give a bunch of flowera of
hla own growing to friends who come
to visit Mm, but, unhappily, both
flowers and bunch are often spoiled in
the course' of preparation. Flowers
should never be broken off from plants
with the lingers; if the steih la st all
tough the plant la dragged at and In
jured. Neither la the use of scissors
desirable, says Home Chat ’ The best
method of plucking is with the aid ot
a sharp knife, and the stem should not
he cat straight across at right angles,
’but in a slanting direction.. In “mak
ing up" the bunch, too, the best and
moat striking blossom or blossoms
should form tbe centre, and they
should be added to from outside, the
bunch being turned ’round at inter
vals
but before my-last child was .born a
good neighbor advised LjdlnElPink-
liam’s Vegetable Compound, and
together with your Pills
1 Wash for four months
egetablo
I used that, 1
and Sanative
before the child’s birth;— it brought
me wonderful relief. I hardly had an
ache or pain, and when tbe child was
ten days old I left my bed
health. Every sprlngandfall I now
abottleof Lydia EJPinkham’sVeg
etable Compound ahd find it keeps
me in.continual excellent health."—
Mrs. J. H. Haskiks, 3244 Indiana Are.,
Chicago, I1L—f5000forfott V aSwe tttilmt-
slal 1a sot ftmlaa.
Care and careful counsel is
what the expectant and would-be
mother needs, and this counsel
she can secuao without, cost by
writing to Mrs. Plnkham at
Lynn, Mass.
strong in
I now take
BARBAROUS TREATMENT.
“Shall 1 dip your hair a little at tbe
endi, air?" asked-the barber of bis cus
tomer, Who posed as a wit
“I suppose you have to,” was the
sober answer; “unless you can dip it
from the middle and save tbe ends,
which are curly. I should prefer that,
of course.”—New York Newa
(OAL MINERS SATISFIED.
Hawk*’ SjmcIm <* ar» sejd b» »■■»*"«
me chantt throughout tha Untied glalaa.Sw-r
peddled. Non- genuine atthnsi lUwkcs' U
■unpad on frama. Taka no Imitations roar
•jo soy be ujuiad.
Operators and F.mploycs Finally Reach
Agreement.
After * session which lasted ail
night, {be Wage‘scale committee ot tbe
United Mine Workers District No. 19
and tbe Coal Creek and Jellico coal
operators reached an , agreement at
Knoxville, Tenn., at 6 o'clock Saturday
morning.
The United Mine Workers adopted
the agreement and tbe convention ad
journed to meet in Knoxville one year
hence.
Both miners and mine operators
mads concessions on one point after
another until settlement had been
reached.
SHAH VIEWS THE VASTY DEEP.
On His First Sen Voyage the Rolling
Waves Give Him a Scare.
A London special says: Muzafer ed
Din, abab of Persia, arrived at Dover
at noon Sunday on ^oani the steamer
Empress of Calais. At-the shah’s re
quest tbe Empress made the trip over
at slow speed. The steamer was es
corted by the British crptsers Galatea
Indf Immortallto ank Was greeted by
salutes from the batteries at Dover,
and an imposing military display.
The-shah exhibited great nervonr-
ness upon embarking on tbe Empress
of Calais for bis first tea trip. But he
bone the Journey well. Monday
j Ing he left Dover for London.
Th# Frisco 8yetem
Offers to tbe colon.sts tho lowest
rates with quick and comfortable ser
vice to all points In the west and
northwest. Thirty dollars ($30.00)
from Mempbla. Tickets on zaie dally
during September and October. Cor
respondingly low rates from all points
in tbe southeast. For full information
address W. T. Saunders, G. A. P. D.;
F. E. Clark, T. P. A., Pryor and Decs-
tyr streets, Atlanta, Go.
CALM SUPERIORITY.
“Yon deny that you plagiarized your
PlayT”
“Emphatically,” said tbe French
poet, languidly.
“But there are eome passages that
seem strangely similar.”
“Tbe author should congratulate
himself instead of finding fault with
me.”—Washington Star.
Is the eldest end only bualnea* centre In Vs.
■ | ‘
_ tc.
go6 south of the Potoniio
CAHDY CATHARTIC
stamped C C C. lever ’sbld !n bulk.
Beware er the dealer who tries to sell
“something just is good."
WANTED
BBO
Men
Aik T«t Dealer For Allen', Foot-Knee,
A powder. It rests the feet. Cores Corns,
Bunions, BwoUsa, Sore, Hot, Callons,Aching,
Sweating Foot and Ingrowing Hsils. Alloa's
Foot-law stakes now or tight shoes easy. At
all Druggists and Shoe stores, 35 cents. Ac
cept no substitute. Sample mailed Fisa.
Add tees Alisa S. Olmsted, LcBoy, K. Y.
fectiou* diirases ere to be erected at sev
eral centres in Silesia.
W. H. Griffin, Ja-kson, Michigan, writes:
'Suffered with Catarrh for fifteen years,
(all's Catarrh Ours cured me." Bold by
Hall's
Druggists, 7ttc.
A men may pocket his pride, but
woman hasn’t any pockets.
FITS permanently cured. Ko fits or nsrvons-
nets after first day’s use of Dr. Kilns's Orest
NsrvsRestorer. ♦atrial bottle and trsatlwtres
Dr. BJL Kuna. Ltd., Ml Arabs*. Mtlia., Pa.
Tbe photographer who doesn’t wish to
be a flat failure must flatter.
Mm.Winslow's Scothlng Syrup tor ehlidreu
tiHhlif toflGo tbtcams, rtrtnwlnflimmi
t Ion, allay* pain,cure# wind solid. 3Jc. a bottle
Young
At ones to quality for good positions which ws
will guarantee In wrtttng under a 95,000
deposit to promptly procure them.
The Qa.-Ala. Bus. College,
MACON, GEORGIA^
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* HEADACHE, S
H FEVERISH CONDITIONS
11 AND COLDS CURED BY
U CAPUDINE *
Sold by all Drnggfi
OROl
i:
■ ’■4:
HILL ON GAHHL.
Large Engines and Boilers supplied'
promptly. Shingle Mllla, Corn Mill*
glnea and Mill
free Catalogue..
UtaJ a ’
Suppllee.
Une Etv-
Send far
$3&$3AS SHOES BUT
I tin ttaHtard of tit mrtf,
suite aad sold more me*’* OoetT-
Hewe-1 Prore**) ,hoes In the Itil
>■3 than «nr other manufart*rer. ,
tKaiiWxa.auMW'
fsssiet ton Oal£ Calf, Vfcf/W.l
Colt, Mot. Kangaroo. Fast
IjM
OROttOROROROROKOROlIOHOItO
Genial women haadsome
grow in
“Qneen Bess” Shoes.
HAMLINS WIZARD 01
( - SORES.ULCERS
NEW PENSION LAWS
I Apply M NATHAN BICK(/ORD,01«» Nq
Washington, D. Ot,
When s fool is the victim of hereditary
blockhead.
influences he is s chip of tbs old bk
Piso’s Cam Is the bast medicine wo ever used
for all affections of throat aad lungs.—Wa.
O. Kansas* Vanburen, lnd.,'Fsb. 14,1903.
ils would rather lorn their char
«T*»t-
-many
Meaaloo begtas
Lexington.
year, may bee-cured from*' Kenedy's Uo.thly,
llssta, Tessa, for stew days work.
If talk is cheap say man can afford to
make extravagant assertions.
D AINTY SUMMER GIRLS USE CUTICURA SOAP assisted by-
CUTICURA OINTMENT for preserving, purifying and beauti- -
fying the skin, scalp, bair, and bands, for irritations of tbe skin, beat
rashes, tan, sunburn, bites and stings of insects, lameness and soreness
incidental to outdoor sports, for sanative, antiseptic cleansing, and far ~
an tbe purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery.
KF-Jfoch that all should know shoot tho ekin, scalp, aad hair b told is -
tbe circular with Cdticuba Soaf.