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1 fTW ftwUml'i Work laoraaalnc, - OB tk name day that M. Lagarda. (h* Philippine repraatntatlva. called at tha White House. there war* visitor* MMt from Hawaii. Alaska. Porto , r tUeo aa4 Cuba aa well asa large dsie lallia at Indians In paint and feathers ■ach aw of these callers repraaenred • lata addition to the territory under ' tha aid flag On some day* the secre tary to compelled to report to the PmUrat (hat he aaw only one-half j Vf tha callers: next day a third: next I day a fourth, next a sixth, until the 1 jWKrii'il l«ccaicii reaches a frac tion »! 1—• t-isn one-tenth. daring rh« * rash Some inventive Yankee will 1 ton to invent a prealdcntal automa ta* to k*ep up with the necessary da- Isairta for handshaker* —-esjiecially If this Spirit of expansion keeps right on oapandlng.--.loi- Mitchell Chappie, in tha National Ma^ailm- The difference between theory and _ |nrlke la aa great as the difference Atotswa a bachelor an - a aiarrlwi • All manner of extravagant expressions are possible when a woman's nerves are overwrought. > The spasm at the top of the wind pipe or hronchial tubes, "ball rising in (lie throat," violent brating of the heart, laughing and crying by turiiH. h[>a*ui* (throwing the arms aboul). frightened by the most insignificant occur rences —are nil symptoms of a hysterical condition and se rious derangement of the female organs. Any female complaint may produce hysterics, which must l»e regarded as a 'symptom only. The cause, however, yields quickly t-> !,\ilia K. Pinkluiiu's Vegetable Com pound, which acts at once upon the afflicted and the nerve centers, dispelling effectually all distressing symptoms. " Mrs. Lewis Says: " I Feel Like a New Pfersoa. Phwltallf and nentally." "Dksr MKS I'INKHAM I wish to a good word for litlla I*. J Pinkliiiiti'a Vcgrtiililc Compound. For year* I had ovarian trouble and suffered everyl!n?t;j from nervommeasr eevero headache, and pain In bark and abdomen 1 had consulted different physicians. but decided to try Tour mrdi ine and I anon found it wan giving me much relief. I con and am glad t»> add SieYnore testimonial to the value irf your remedy."— Mas. M. U. Ltwif CIOS Valentine Ave.. Tremont, New York. N. Y Writing to Mrs. Pinkliant is the quickest aud surest wav to get the right ail vice about all female troubles. Her ad dress is Lynn, Alms. Bho advises women free. Following is an instance : Mrs. Haven's First letter to Mrs. Pinkham. •"DESK MR-- I'I.NKII.M 1 would like your advice iu regard to my troubles I eufTer ever} month at time of menstruation. and llow so much : and for «o I'm* that I In'flßM very weak, ul*o get very dizzy. lam troubled with a discharge la-fore and after mttnses. have paina in ov arie> so l*ul soma time- that ! can hardly r-t around, have sore feeling in lower part of bowrls. pain in back Uariux iius'n fueling, a desire to |«« urine freqneutly, with pains in pa-sing it: lu».ve leucorrhtca, headache, fainting spells, ami some times have hyMeria Ui blood is not in good condition Hoping to bear from you. I am " Mits • KM MA HAVES, 8508 South Ave . Council liluiT-. lowa. (JuneS. ISV#.I Kl' Mrs. Haven's Second letter. ) "OR*a MR-- PINKHAM I wish to express uiy gratitude for what your medieiiM- has done for i?». . I suffered for four venrw with wouib trouble. Every MOUIH 1 flowed v-ry badly. 1 g"t HO IM»II that I ■■ould hardly do my work. Was obliged i.> «t or lie down the moat of the time I doctored for ( SIOBE ttWie. but o!»tiiii;«il no relief 1 liegan using votir remedies—-l.vdia 1 E. I'ltikliuiii's \ eget:iUle t'ompound. Blood turiiiw. Sanative wsah auid l.t-rrr Ptlto—Slid no.v fei'l lik.• a new womifn."— Has. t'VMA IliVUl, , tVP South Ave . Oouucil Bliiffa, lowa. (Feb I, lUOO ) A ■■ B P 111 A rt A ,K ' '«•' tt I RB■S [c M M>e W uKBI r' > P''bvelioa>ltnwl»iimr^iK > lu«r4 ; Pti p R ' j lIL WW vwlllw the genuine tbess . f ihf utiuatmiftlkture u| tiomwlidfi'ih't genuioc, or were fitit>ai«Srd I*l an «d>uui»| the wr w uraeift* »(v. ial L*t»u E. Pymkiiam MIDI- IS« CO. j I^W.L.DOUCLAS^r"^ S3. & 53,50 SHOES SS." / B 1 m r ■rii 1 e w • rll ' 1- HB lICS \WfV'r.lue ...unaat IM- If Jil . pt.tnnrd tb#be«t | - »•!- it i~-tfe«« model I I •f tV «a 4 tbr e»r»«t% ... . tiam- ai *ktil set 4 t lß»Wt»Vrlturi 11T* r % I'.f Seiltl fermrn T ak- a . .•.I.»(lt*i«r. I' » • U laa W»»h (Mine j a»t ; • lie .biN Dvt, ■*2 .... J %\ I !!• ekieto. Mat* OODUUUUUUUOOOOUOUOOOOOOOe DYSPEPSIA i jrMtf* to nature's medicine, # g § Hlllll llirllll Ml Lu|»; IBTlCvrmtM f ■ffcw u» «>» 'W« A n.urmt f «lW Ltctol tanldiiaj tijfl*, COM- { l MMMltliMtilkr ... _ > , X£r=. vast £ CMI l»ni>»8 ««I E» CC.. l*n»».H«.K». > | BALL'S CURE limhi the em whUa yon walk. lioiai fztm bf amii *w. H VH.' • LIMLK UfKN «IIAM)U» rur, lim nii villi* you «l»*p 1»r »>J- m«l THE ALLIGATOR LIK4MENT CO-, CkirieslM. S. C. & : • J fc.,,,., • ■ ■»- : —■ far L* srlpytaal ■aadaafca. These illaagriaalila aad daagarooa Oh aasaa My ha nM«nl ■■itmi'j by tha lean lie, 33e and Meat all drag atotw. If ! > ,,u r druggist doaa not kaep n saad Oe for 1 pontage oa trial tools. Haras Csinrai. 1 Co., halelgb, S C. iiulitaun b• ka nuuiaa, (Mats of . I>t rknim s bar of bhaa Payala TatU Kruttl after tub wai. I be eaebaua editor goat thraagh Mia at j a pretty rapid ebp 1 German chemists have at laat pro i iluced a synthetic Indigo which la " rapidly displacing the vegetable pro duct of the planters in India, aad the governihent of Bengal baa devoted ' 50.1100 rupeea to be spent in the Im ' provenient of' the indigo industry, so that the'fttaater* may compete, on ! even terms at leaat. with the German laboratories. _ —Tommy—'Top. what are falaa p'ropheta?" Tommy a I'op 'My aon, you are too young to appreciate tha ] prospectus of a mining company. ' I • Iwo hundred bushels of po tatoes remove eighty .pounds *. of''actual'' Potash from the ' §* soil. I'nless this quantity ! V St. is returned to the soil. v.t-5- the following crop will ; j materially decrease. _____ ij&gi M ■■'. ' y ■■ d£a~i. i -di-. . - .akfS - • CIOP CONDITIONS. I \ The Past Woofc Warm aad FavoraMa t For Cailtlvatloai aad Orewth. - Vary decided improvements in crop conditions occcurred during the put week. Clear aklea aad warm, dry weather gave aa Impetus to farm work of all kinds, and rapidly advanced the growth or vegetation whlcli now ap peara green and vigor!us. The change to summer-like condltona was very rapid; middle temperatures during the entire week bare been quite high. ' .reaching a maximum of M degrees on May 3rd. and although the nighta havi ontinued comparatively cool, ea pecially in the more elevated western region, the mean temperature was 6" degrees above the dally normal. Every ' day was bright and sunny. Then- was ; no rainfall anywhere during the wetk except a very small amount 1 0.'»3 , inch) at Weldon and traces at a.rew j other points. The only disadvantage ous feature waa that the soil dried out so rapidly and formed a hard crust which prevented seeds sown before the last rains from coming up well; in the central-east .portlona especially the ground has lieeotne hard and difficult to plow. Warm showers are much needed to soften the soli and would greatly benefit vegetatou; In fact in many counties rain is Miginnlng to be badly needed " Karm work was pushed rapidly du ' ring every day of the week. Planting j com is approaching completion except in the extreme west: early planted came up so poorly that a large amount of replanting waa necessary > in gen i era I. the stand of corn Is poor but the ' young plants have Improved in eolor. i ; i'lanting cotton la now progressing ac i lively, and Is nearly finished in most I 1 eastern aud many southern eountiea. j Almost all the land drat seeded to cot j ton had to be replowed and planted lov.IT. Cotton In coming up slowly, and needs warui ahowers to promote ger- I munition and growth. Home peanuts have been planted. Uround for tobaceo jIH Iteliig prepared and transplanting ! will begin in the east as noon as show i era occur; tobacco planta have grown | ' rapidly Hjui are about ten daya late, j Wheat oats and rye are beginning to head; the prospect for iheae crops is very promising; spring oats is not io iug ao well and needs more lain. Oar den* have nearly all heeu planted, anil much improvement la noted; vegela . blew have tiecome more abundant j Truck crops are now growing nicely, and shipments of most of the early vegetables are Increasing late plant ed Irish potatoes are doing well; the stand of early potatoes I* poor Large shipment* of nt raw berries are peing T made. Jiiit the crop I* late and short Almost uil correa|Mindenta state that the proappct for fruit 1* atlil Very gVmd: apples are blooming in the cx j trehie west; peaches will be i|liile aluindnnt. I'aatures are making slow IMOgress on account of the prevailing ■ dryness. Americans Leave Pckln. i'ekln By Cable.—The t'nlted State*. cavalry anjJ artillery left I'e kln Sunday morning to march to TJMI Kn Imposing farewell ceremonies attended their departure. Blr Alfred Oaselee and the other Hritl«)i gen j erals with their t«toff*..were present ( and the lirltlsh Coinmander aent a d» ■ tachntenl of Italm-hla, who escorted ! the Americana outside the city wall, j 1 tlencral Chaffee publicly thanked the I cavalry and artillery for their ser i ' vices in the International relief expe ; liiion. and for tlielr behavior since, j which has been, he said, a credit tu J themselves anil their nation. IVtcgiaphlc Uriel*. Nationalists at Santiago. Cuba, j | proteated because CJovernor-General I 1 Wood stationed American officers in . the registration liooths. ' A Are at Jacksonville. Kl.a., caused j an estimated loss of sls.iKH>.(iiKV of ' I property aud rendered 10,lKMl people • ' homeless. Six lives are reported loat. j I.V lire In Armour's beef house in j the Chicago stockyards endangere I head of cattle, but they were, i icottcn out. 1 President McKlnlej spent yeater- ! | day in Texas, being welcomed Uy im ! j mense crowds at Houston and Ana j ' tin. Textile Worker#. Ilcrtyoke Mass . Special —The lnter ( national t'nion of Textile Workers met j | here iu annual convention Monday At j ! the forenoon session there were about j | 60 delegates present repreaanting the i j textile centieo of the North and from i North Oarotlna, S>uth Carolina. Ala-j oania. Kentucky, and other Southern J states Several of the delegates from j the South are women. The afternoon 1 jsi saion «as principally devoted to or | canixaUon and the detail budneos be- * gau Tuesday when the number of dab | i i-?atea in attendance wss 1.200. ■ ■■ Philippine Atfslra. Manila. By Cable.—The Island of j Samar; one of the Vlsa>an group, has been transferred from the -depart ment commander by General Wade, ti that commanded by Cteneral Hu j glies. Oenotal Hughes has been or -1 ilered pcraohally to Sauiar. and If he U unsact ossful In negotiating the »ur- j render of the insurgent general. l.uk l-anti the force of American troops In Samar will be largely lncreaaed and a vigorous offensive campaign will b« Inaugurated. Hall Storm Is Texaa. Houston. TeX.. Special.—A high i wind, accompanied by heavy rains ' and hall, did considerable damage j to houses and cropa in Milan Falls j j u> l i.;m.'fetone . o'inUes Monday night BaiSeyviile • town of 17S people la i Milan county. I* reported as having i»-cn wfecked and % number of poo ] p•- injured. At McCalaSahan. Fa lis *" i i. my. the Paptist church waa wreck ei J. C. tiw'ena. colored, killed, an-i r. tloaen white i«>rsona lnjurel. The cotton and grsin cropa over a . alrts-aeetloa were kU tnK A DOMESTIC CATArrnOPVE. | The Hw>m Mwt Waft But Ha FoW | TW Wort Uneengealal. WkM the central superintendent of the household department Ia sick there i to bo amount of good will on the part t of the reat of tlx family that will la r dnce tUip to raa smoothly. In this' eaae the wife bad tha prevailing mala j dr. Aa ao often happapl. tha girl left ; Jua* when ahe was most needed. She ; was paid what was coming to her one ' { evening, aad tha only notice ahe gave i appeared Is her absence nest morning, i! Than tha hngl—d casta out it his .' best mad declared himself, i "I'm a very busy man aad this Is , { one of my busiest seasons, bat 111 be , blanked If we'll have another girl round here to bunco as and increase ;,j mother's aerToinnoss Not while I're ' j got a wiggle left in obs, and they tell j { ma I'm a mlguty well preserved man. j J ' ; 111 work Bights before I'll be Imposed on. Half the women are cringlag I slaves to their hired help, and 111 not i stand for It In my houae. Not me. One thiag I'm mighty glad about Is : that ws use stoves, for I was raised with them aad know .all about them. Get the ash pans together here aad 111 empt jf them In the alley." , _ Five were accumulated In short or- • der. aad the eldest daughter suggested that htf "run out with them" two at a time. He looked at her pityingly, and { piled the Ave np like boxes. He had rubbers over his slippers and his hat was palled down to meet the upturned collar of his coat. "Just put thst sieve fall of dry garbage on top," he direct ed. Then he seised the load, looking ; to one side of it to pick his way, and gsve orders that the coal pails be got I together so that be could (111 them. „ j The. lower pan was hot, but he hung j on grimly and hurried The rubber dropped fro m on* foot, the slipper slip ped and he came down so hard that he saw stars with his eyes shut. 'He i was burled for s few minutes in ashes, garbage and pans He kicked hla way out and things that he said were more than enough to have him "churched." When hla blinking eyes caught the neighbors Isughlng he scattered the pans, threw the sieve at a cat on the fence, recaptured the rubber, ran for the house and rosde the air sizzle while i he was searching the directory fdr In- \ telllgence offices Detroit Free Pre** Nell —"Dob proposes to every girl |he meets, and each one says no."; Belle —"Is thai why be calls himself a nabob?" It require* iin iipfrirnri- to dye with Prr waa riDtina Mir» Simpir Jwiilinjc vonr good* in the dye i* *ll llul u nereeaarv Hold by all druggist* The diHerence between curve* and »n gles is the differenee between the liaaeball pitcher snd fisherman lll " " * A fneiid in need w not always a friemi in .Iced be may want to borrow money Ash Yfiir Dealer tor Allan's Fool-Knee. A powder to shake into your aboea , reata thi fast. Cures Corn*. Bunion*, Hwollen, More Hot Csllous, Aching, fttaling Feet sn.l In growing Nails. Allen'* Foot-Rase nukes new , or tight shoe* smt At sll druggist* snt ahoe atore*. Sft eta. Sample mailed FHEK Adilreea Allen 8. Olmsted, Lelloy, N. V The thermometer and the college man rise br degrees % Xsslk's Teal I rra. If yoa bavs Djtp*|>*ia, write T>r. Hhooj, Racin*. Wis . Boi Ml. for ail bottlss of f>r ; shoop's Rasioratir* Exp paid. Hsud no ! money. Fay $3 SO if eursd ike man who keeps on grinding wiii > i make his point in the end - i 11. L.Thompson A Co., l>ruggist*, t'ouders- i j port. Fa., say llair* Cstsrrh Cure is the best : snd only sure cure for oatsrfb they ever aolil I Ihruggtsts sell it. 7V | Uaanlet »s> played seventy * times in ! Germaay during the tear 1899 KITH permanently cured. No Bt« or nervous ness after Ant lay's use of Dr. Kline's Great i Nerve Restorer *'J trial bottle and treatise free | Dr. R.H. hj-tss, Ud..t«l ArehSV.FhlU.. Pa. Th« bank of Vieuua. the first eslsbliah i msnt of the kind in Kurope. was founded ! in 1171 Iy M ■imlam's tLwilklig rtvrtin ft%r Ahildean ■ TV. 9 UNWIVg " r «P nsilflrfi I rsslhlsa ssflts thsgoiaa, re.lu ialsmma* Men, adays pais, esras wind colic. 25c abo tils the number ot Prussians. who have so income of over fcB.OOU is only 2UM 1 Ism sure Pieo's Cure for Coiwumption aaved ' my Mfs three reara ago..-Sap. fsost* Kos- > Bias, Maple ML, Norwich, N.Y , Feb. IT. 1100 Tea bhnd phj-sinana are practicing lucil | r ieine in the t'orted Htates Beilsrs, lawyers, Nerthasle, And people In all conditions ot life, who hart used Crab Orchard Water, continue to use it aad recommend it. No testimonial has tin- Mae effect ss persons! experience Ureal Britain's trsdc has multiplied • twelve snd one-half times since 1801. I jl Can't Sleep? Did yob ever have that feeling of oppression, like a weight on your chest, or a load of cobblestones In your ■|! j stomach, keeping you awake nights with a horrible sensation of anxiety, or tossing restlessly in terrible dreams, ! I B that make the cold perspiration break out all over you ? That's insomnia, or sleeplessness, and some unfortun- » I ates suffer with it night after night, until their reason is in danger and they are on the edge of going mad. The ! | ! I cause of this fearful ailment is in the stomach and bowels, and a Cascaret taken at night will soon bring relief and !I! give the sufferer sweet, refreshing sleep. Always insist on getting CASCARETSI Si "** * ***— »wwhl-S4 w I' toiLSS2l^Sti£k7&^ ao *** !K i !» ■■ !».»—■ ii: " m •= fA. '■ I ■' BEST FOR BOWELS AND LIVER. I (CCC)^2SC ,OC SOc 1 | THE TABLET DRUGGISTS 3 ' ' 111 ~ l ' r ' • ■ ■ • , i um at mill o>s *afc ah—t gst, ting their reward ts haav— will ha SOU—T fcr TIETB lit JWfcsr auS&SSSSk .yiJAHTOI trj »saaaa>iilra.*an St. Si am nsr. as j AGENTJ^ 1 Wicklesshl'l Oil Stove I I LION COFFEE I _ A LUXURY WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL! J£y LATIHG DOWN THE UV. N "TIIE poet writes his simple lay. In our ' * The builder lays brie by the day, 1> / W \ nrt 7 V The carpet man lays carpets too. l K r J MSJ&K \ So all are "•laymen," good and true. Establish- I *£- "Vta V V The ben lays egjjs for all mankind, * I I \, \ Which daily in their nests we find. mcnts »c LI /i Wl \\\l I But the funniest sight we ever saw, positively o|/ " / Ikx,/ Was Paddy •• laying down the law." do not allow If .> J. tTSk Pat boaMed to a friendly "Cop" , - ... a |/l /fV* 2k Who ol\cn visited hi* shop, the use of AT \ ; That heSla iion tamer been 'he fiercest lions ever seen— ■ - I m,/ / >, And claimed in manner rather fresh. H ""fares, ml v. _ •/ That he'd oft eaten lion's flesh. Qlac. 9/It \ t The officer joined in to say themi al« 1 / L That km '■ drank " Lion every day. or similar suhstan«*s. The cop said " you're too fresh I think, . IAW It's LION COFFEE that I drink— LIUN V lt's pure and strong, and healthy too, rnPPPF And helps a man his work to do. wl I 1-1- f I take a cup or two to meet is » n Watch our n«gt advertisement Th. trialsoUy be«!' absolutt-iv ' The last word just seemed to suggest Purr Coffee JuM try a p-cka K e of LION COFFEE ££,. and you will understand the reason of its While Paddy's face assumed a frown. _________ popularity- "Ye fooled roe, did yes!" he exclaimed a , .. .. . . ~ As still another blow he aimed. LION COFFEE 1S Btow tiaed »n mil- •• | hope yes will excuse me paw— liOns of homes. "Tis fond of "laying down tnelaw!'* In every package of IKM COFFEE you will lind a fully illustrated aud descriptive list. No housekeeper, in fact, no wnMsan, man. boy or girl will fail to find in the list some article which will contribute to their happiness, comfort and convenieaoe. and which they may have by simply cutting out a certain number of Lion Heads from the wrappers of our one pound sealed packages (which is the only form in which this excellent coffee is sold). „ WOOL3ON SPICE CO., TOLEDO. Mm ]|| AT juiLHETTiTr8 w 7»Ti'»sca USECEBTAIH iiSyCURE.B
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