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M. \LS B V C O .Ti I’A NY, 41 S. FUiM'HI ST., A JUNTA <JA.. > i rdl J®®-' V Manufacturers us ar.il Cialers in ill Kinds cl MACH i N E RY AND SUPPLIES. Pnrlnbh-, SL«:.; n .ry i»n<! Traction Kngiix*. Boilers, i Jaw M II- .w.l Gn>t Mills. Woo!-w< rk« - : . r:<l Shin | gle Mill Xtn hinorv. <’.HiiphH- line <a■ ri-<l ... -to< k. Writ* fei cat .i’cent* pro . m. Address all co,n ; tni.-n I to At-.-r • '»•*. Wo hu*u no tvunw-WCIW iu ; •ab u es p> cmtsyt:cpa3a e g c h w » -• ■a sSZNDAWoFTiJESOVFnIi HOGLESS h d a raw e i* ■;h. STGLTPNMbNT-INSPECnON tg '•i 'J. V/ITHE-UTI ww A- Ui3 ihLlUi- , * _:*s’~ ’ '■• " k MT '4 3SC»’b'. *ss?eSKt > A J *g de an< ’ Centre i O Q Crank XiXIC&w Engines ORGE STOCK LOMBARD [ cundry, Machine an- Boi'si V/och and Suji.y Stcrt, AUGUSTA. GA. r”r^S~~COMCT' ST» rt££•'- "j | '.„J ’’OlncK Mpv.J ->. Hue •"»• H‘.f:i;U’.«. i •’■’!•• CO., *. , REV C. W. PACKER, M. D., V I I \LI XI NG I \KLETN F«r K er»oii ;. iI G nor .1 !>••»> 11l >. V, ,k Men ni"! XVr.m -'-. Tonic for (ho 8100 I. Etc. »' Uo-Gi of 305*PE T E RS ST.. AT LANI GA. (Atlß-'O7) CROUCH ■‘What Is a model guest?” "One that -ays at home a great deal.”—Cleveland Leader. I that sth I I T- -M? hardest service M z 1 .«'■■■ ■ ; DoYouKnowf LT ; ny of < ■ <«uon, bin J ... / | WITH POTASH V»mDUT F ®-' ; 4> sk z* ■ t wj / wjy *> &/&»< V®-, W *» |r.M"7y ®<* I'D H These illustrations !| kJ show the variations in size Ldtv-» between a strong, vigorous cot- <iM ’ ton plant—the result of fertilization WgU If * itu a i lr O&oSil | and plants «„/rr/:7fre<f and in consequence suffering front Cotton Blight. B This and other interesting experiments are described in onr books, Cott I Culture” and "Profitable Farming”—free to anv one interested. ", rl " I by experts, and full of valuable suggestions whch, followed out. will tr 1 belter and bigger crops and larger profits. Write for them to-uay. ■ ft GERMAN KALI WORKS I | New York-93 Nassau Street, or Atlanta, Ga.—1224 Co sliding g l.' .’ShJKSWB. - ?”<afcJ2CUry3aSMi3&aB&aKSCSEGLiS ! - >r~ ’CRESCENT? &EPfiC ,7 GREATEST HEAI-ER IO SCIENCE. i x- ’ i. Mon Trritat- Inflammation and stops b . Non I 7 ,n A 7 r „1 and as harmless as ■o.o ■ ,!.'77 . . old nd ebronie stags; T- '~'i< * . s '"’ ln ™ nnd inll ii nn !■ ■■ cause on man or beast. tor . “X"holera, satisfaction positively 2 by an c» > ,< ■■Hit Al. CO.. It. Worth, Texas I A Wonder! al (MI Stove 1 < «sa^^^7. :; 7' r p Entirely different I - I jf t^ r from all others. Em- B ■ ~X~T| bodies new ideas, B ■ / Q C]!¥oo' new principles. I ri Easily managed. B B Reduces fuel ex- c I /f~\7 \“j ij pense. Ready for 1 V jl \S business at moment ■ I i* V% °f lighting. For | a < \\ your summer cook- H J ing get a J I NEW PERFECTION g I Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove | Its heat is highly concentrated. Does not overheat the kitchen. g OH always at a maintained level. Three sizes. Fully warranted. B It not at your dealer’s, write our nearest agency for descriptive E circular. 7 THE ST is the best J> -~A. JE lamp for all- j B round household use. Made f ,1 B of brass throughout and beautifully nickeled. Per- . fectly constructed ; absolutely sale; unexcelled in B light-giving power; an ornament to any room. E Every lamp warranted. If not at your dealer’s, E write to our nearest agency. yf\. STANDARD ML COMPANY B aa<a*ai*osAT£D> if Pe-ru-na Relieves Spring Catarrh. '.•zS®’-.'24 sr? ' jgv-* wir . i . i • >” ' • ' c’ •;iss DOHA HAYDEN. U' • u ■ f ht '.itaf. ~( liu i'e t > lluink i;ou ~.,. .. . .. .■ /Utot- itKiit'i iii, </•>«/' iluttblf iHi’tiieine. wifi Citll ■ I'Hention of >i!l m>i friends sufferinj >’ riitttrrfi to that fad. Besides I cheer fi'dj/ recoin mend it to all. suffering with, eotarrh in ang form.' Miss Dora Hayden, •d:/ dh. St., X U'.. Washington. D. C. A Case of Spring Catarrh. '.’ N. P. Lawler, N. Broadway. Piilsburo, Kas., writes: l ast spring I (...j 4it. a severe cold, which developed into -HOUS ea.-e of catarrh. I felt weak and •\. . i'.i ronld neither eat nor sleep well, member of our dub who had been cm.' 1 <>f catarrh through the use of Penina a<U> I i.v- to try it, and I did so at once. 1 ‘xj • itu b b\?. nothing like the won , derfui change for tae better 1 observed al most .;.. SOI 11 ns I Started taking it. In three days T felt. uch better, and within two weeks I was ne health. Peruna is a wonderful mec ." ] ]/)ts of lazy mei ould kick if they ! ; were compelled to nothing. SIOO Kcwtu H). The readers ot thispaju 11 nleaacd to learn tnat there is at hast -ended dis ease that science has been a. $ u . r s ,n fl ' ' its stages, and that is Catarrh. s Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to ' the medical fraternity. Cntnrrli ag a con- I stitulional dtwase. requites a co. HHional treatment. Hnll’sCatarrhUiireist , "inter nally act ing directly upon tl.e bloo id mu . cons surfaces of tbe srstcin theieL it roy ing the foundation of the disease.a ring the patient strength by buildtngup "n --stifution and assistinu nature in <1 its work. The proprietors have so tnuc Uh m its curative powers that they 010 ne Hundred Dollars for any case that it t o cure. Sen‘l for list of testimonials. A< a K. J. Chknkv & Co., loledc i Sold by Driunrists. 75e. 1 Take PalYa VamUy Pilis for constitjM a u 11N X Y K\ I: MT Jo Hi’.' Hl ■' ,i; '"' ;l: 1 ’ * * <h- > i. Wh THE BEST 1 “WLA.- io . .»• JH THREE HORSE STORIES. From Ireland, California, and South African Rhodesia. Wh'at is said to have been one of the most surprising feats of horse manship in all Ireland is credited to the late Empress of Austria. After a desperate chase a fox leaped the wall of Maynooth college, where the students were meditatively pacing to . and fro. As the fox scurried across the ground the young clericals were about to take up the chase (themselves when a beautiful woman, superbly mounted, cleared the wall in pursuit of the quarry. It was the Empress. Dr. Walsh, the present Roman Cath olic Archbishop of Dublin, received his unexpected guest with gracious courtesy. The chase had taken her through deep water and her wet, clinging garments suggested the de sirability of a chanjrn Bat there was not a shred of female attire at May nooth College, so the Empress threw over her shoulders an academical gown belonging to Dr. Walsh. In ex change for her wrap the Empress pressed upon the future archbishop a diamond ring, and upon her return to Austria she sent to the college a superb statuette in solid silver, of &t. George and the Dragon, and for Dr. Walsh vestments of silk and gold worked with shamrocks in green silk. Here is a story of a wonderful jump ... o iMirt i.y JOur- nalist: "A California, cowboy was taking steers to Leadville and had camped for the night on Bear River near its junction with the Little Snake. In the middle of the night something occurred to stampede the cattle. The man mounted his bronco and rode hither and thither on the flank of the herd until their fright had died away. Four or five times the rider felt, his horse give tremendous I leaps, and with daybreak he discov- I ered ‘he cause. The cattle had.climb i ed on to a level plateau which is in tersected by a canyon four miles long and from 1,500 to 2,000 feet deep. Its walls incline toward each other at ’ the top, where the distance is fifteen or twenty feet. In riding the man had kept the steers circling about this plateau. A dozen of them, he 1 found, had fallen down the canyon i and been killed. Hoof marks show i ed him that the great jumps made by his horse were occasioned by the animal’s clearing the canyon each lime it. came to the taking-off Gertrude Page, author of v<Ty \fell an her ■!■ 'ax* iia au-i:'- ootSind ' ' "fl cig: .« big as that in v got on a tramcar going east, i just as they alighted at the .minus a long circular piece of iron t<n a lorry drawn by twelve horses came up the street. The American, in surprise, asked what that was for. The boy, remembering what the Yan kee had said about the cigars, and with a resolve to be even with him, replied: "Oh, a new hotel has just been built in the Trongate, and that is the i kitchen poker.”—Tit-Bits. Gibraltar has 70 miles of tunnels. Echo of an Old Shot. The echo of a shot fired in the mid dle of the eighteenth century was heard in the Paris law courts a few days ago. One day in 1757 the Dau phin son of Louis XV., while out shooting, announced his intention of blowing off the end of a courtier’s mustache. The man knelt, and the Dauphin fired over his shoulder. At that moment M. de Chambers appear nnd received the whole Os the charge, dying immediately. A perpet ual pension of 6,000 francs was grant ed, and was one of the three not abol ished at the Revolution. The pension of late years has been divided between two direct descendants, and when one of- them died the Treasury refused to pay his share to the survivor. The latter brought an action against the Treasury and judgement was given in his favor. —London Globe. < BABY IN TERRIBLE STATE. Awful Humor Eating Away Face — Body a Mass of Sores —Cuticura Cures in Two Week®. “My little daughter broke out all over her body with a humor, and we used every thing recommended, but without results. I called in three doctors, but she continued to grow worse. Her body was a mass of sores, and her little face was being eaten away. Her ears looked as if they would drop off. Neighbors advised me to get Cuticura Soap and Ointment,end before I had used half of the cake of Soap and box of Ointment the had all healed, and my little one’s face and body were as clear as a new-born babe’s. I would not be without it again if. it cost five dollars, instead of seventy live cents. Mrs. George J. Steese, 701 Co burn St., Akron, Ohio, Aug. 30. 1905.” NOT A PRINCE OF FINANCE. „ “That man is positively dishonest!” said the protesting citizen. “No,” answered Senator Sorghum. “He isn’t as culpable as you think. He lacks the high intelligence which enables a man to exercise fine ethical discrimination.’’ —Washington Star. i (OTHER USED IT. YOUR GR‘ __ ’ Sulpha l n Such ; But She N^sT|? OT jn as This. Convet-S aru i g u iphur as her Your {jraudmcF e V, favorite bout ’ho’i' | 3 been curing - in grandmother. ’ hundred years, and blood diser ' they had, to t' But in the c Hancock’s Liquid powdered sulplAi 2in the best possi > <- Sulphur gives full benefit, form and you g Sulphur and Ointmcn Hancock’s Liqa, Tetter, Salt \in 11 quickly cure E< ’s. It cured au it, and all Skin ? V. Willett, of Wash- ulcer for Mrs. e days. ! “‘The stable box. Nose ington, D. C., in t purifies the blood .. xnd he says - ruu Taken inter™ don. Your dnigg>st, & lcng!lh SU re; seen and clears the c, ~ nine'”’ . „ mimed (Blow’ sells lV J You -lie Him . Horse n . an ., Sulphur Bookft ’l'ony- Ha , rd; he win by a nose. cock Liquid SulG -especially if Chronicle. . Never use pi nee them. | DREAMS, ST ! « . . rx-IVnYI 1 lllta you are unable rme- ■ uc I The ? !lbOlU ter churn. She; Is very careful ly altei I;now3 ' scalds It thorou -weeten 1 . tuiut „ 10 it, a sun bath J *« “ r ■ is that if herein <e m it- t i.mrpr tl. it i. i .stomach and digest—o , I lets are P<"Oro- . a " d "' a M U h7 ! fe mU ls n not apparent ) ' chmtang of bn [ \oma-h-ehurn wfuu. it I then that if this} ;’’^ a ch is not alone I ’■/ „„, b ~,l d the foul The evil ol :!• >0 mouth aim " " the bad taste itJ „ but the corr-'l't lo '' breath caused b;T, ’ blood and the < the pure currents through° ufc : Ination of di en Modieal t ‘ Dr I’K-rcc’s I ,d f |lO w asliing I r‘ --- absolutely I , , , ,• corrupting pic and sun bathe. ; nt ro . b)olehps I removes every I| w < r ilin[;S , meat. In th s. '' and n n pimples, erupt < ‘. ' nba dblood- | sores, or ope. | d tastc ln “'Kwu'avT ' breath ’ your mouth c< t Lweak and. | and desponderi I ngordt- K( ,ur attacks.] . Lt -irregular. ach, constipate » or a ny consider- l or bitter nsin ( f mptom-. ° • v( , u jre appetite, these, Il "V'?'’." torpid or lazy ablenumborof IB ,' 5 ' ■..VninntiviiiK i”di snffering from II"a’ ’attendant liver with the Jg >sia and then gestion, or dy? Ji , n tn bio -j a! set’ derangements '», ptoms cnee tor taiT ail the sejrr CJil mu Sb SR § 11 - i i Jo., Buffalo, N. Y. Trouble It t lething that genert. ]y visits us ihout warning. r Ladies Like It I ■■mu i moMW - —B EH tSEagIMIHWI I I When Sick |1 you <li e Cardui, for the good it does you. Mdt from purely vegetable ingredients, it con s|| tains rthi ig injurious to young or old. ting especially upon the womanly organs, it is a fl med. e for women, not men. fl (_ Is and women need it, when suffering from any Hj of the Iments peculiar to their sex. I -ts gently and naturally, relieves pain and dis ||| tress, bills up weakened organs, regulates irregular catair a. uni i i«~i | Wine of Cardui -|l FORCE F HABIT. “What’s the m iter with your eye sight anyhow? Tat's a 5, not a 2.”: "Excuse me —I ilways make that mistake. You se«, I used to be a clerk in a ladies’ sloe store.” —Cleve- land Leader. For more reasons tan one, Garfield Tea is tiie best choice wlia a Lixuiivo is neeuea; it is Pure, Pleasant t. ake, Mildaud 1 otent. Guaranteed under th Jj’oodand Drugs Daw It takes two to make a match — and a divorce judse to ignite It. I You Look Prematurely Old Bocaus* of those ugly, grizrly, gray hair*. Us* LA CREOtt n By . a N fwrses," remark “He had a string offlce of the ert a w thing about him, too- Savoy. t. named Nose. I had ’em all ■ Long Nose, I ‘"TWO was By Nose> Pug X k “” Nose, Your >" iu the bunch. b --’’-^^ma^ doWn • you?’ d M- 1 low n?ks me. picbe d My Nose “‘Well,’ I sajs I P on Your ' , t 0 win , and 1 put a I‘ttle | Nose to ® ho "- . „ knows,’ butts beyond cete ra. Dawson-ls he ru’h? why , ' Dawson F at,ul . Florida ■ j from the best fanUlies’ y fr „ sh - I Bocker— No, the ! New r v.K Sun. /> r z os the 'Wojb p«»»' I I L /# this competitive age and when cl amp ' f JO ■ i S SS.s.jX'Kira™ liWK 1 set I KnmiiKy I *> "■*™s i ssx I Br CAM FRANCISCO. CAL.. i FIIOUISVILLE.KY. , NEW YORK NYjf PUYNA M FAD ELE S S DV E M A word to the wise may be sufficient. —but it depends on the word. It is a pity to be ill'. Take Garfield Tea, the laxative exactly suited to the needs ot men, women and children; it is made wholly < t' herbs; it purifies the blood, eradicates disease,-' overcomes constipation, brings Good Health. Most of the good things in life come to those who wait on themselves. i Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Neverfnils. At druggists. It is far easier to say you do just as you please than it is to do it. r — HEALTH OF WOMEN 1 I \ Ca ’^;‘^fash;<.n ;;: uays ; of I 1 -ed^Sne.Th r 7 their 'rno'vledge of ■ vCVrv/ I that •° { lh^t e nd. t o’ a ro<”aand I -V I'/ I 11 waS ’"r Ha E • Pinkham, of g V A I berbS and gave I X —tvi t< X any combination of d.ugs. I „ mrs.c.e_- f ♦_ vpaetable Compound | ’ll vdifl E. Piflkhatn - , ..^„„„ c ttanable therapeutic value. I is an honest, tried and no nartohes ■ B wish every stiff sring {or ftdv)ce lb has o Qthers 1 a SSE«-=^ a Bp “ tse ’ . i table Compound. H’.nor Invitation to OffiSH I Mrs. Pinkham’s Standinglnvi»« neM invS tedto I Women suffering from any ''’'^ ass . Ont of her vast vo i 2 i I write Mrs- Wowledge that will 1 ■ | perience she probably hits — — Mrs. Nevada Hensley, of Lorenzo, Tenn., writes: B have been using Wino of Cardui for sixteen (16) months, and have g received much relief. I had suffered from womanly weakness and the g - doctors were unable to help me. Finally 1 wrote you for advice and took g Cardui with the result mentioned. 1 can heartily indorse Cardui for the a good It has done me, and wish you every success in manufacturing and g selling such a good medicine for the relief of suffering women. 7 Sold everywhere in $ 1.00 bottles. Try it. f® Write today for a free copy a <te£ribo 1| r FREE BOOKIE 1 FOR LADIES d cX- &feenm J —;• guaranteed Buggies, Runabouts and Surreys J SHIPPED DIRECT FROM FACTORY At Wholesale Prices ’ TEN DAY FREE I RIAL and test ou« vehicles. OUR TWELVE MONTHS GUARANTEE COVERS It is to your advantage to \ nv J.f Catalogue,'which fully explajn< l‘ o £ Send for our IWT, completely illustrated. Free C • B n j’ GH . <iK Al>E: 111'601. KU I< Save voufrem *20.00 to S4O.<lOon the , urcbiue of a 111 6» > t ABOUT or SUBKEY. SHIPP & CO-, DSpt. D, ATLANTA, GA 41 S. FORSYTH ST., —J*