I happy and healthy.
L^A SSS2MLri^fia^,an °$1 Saved From
Catarrh of tke Lungs by Pe-ra>ia.
ntUKi npUH. **
■. Komh, 4M Karla ■ treat, Ottawa. Oat, wrltaa:
"l/naiwaika ffa 1 <«wj*ra aawtra nM, alia mum m w> Iww#a
r—M«—it tfcaaw — a arata flatly tat I Hwaa akraat liwkaali
«M« W«»mat Int H, Haiti my dayamtwa M-yMi* Imm wj*m(. MM my
Him! mM Mali aM«w Cw —tfaaawarwtv aiM/raywantty.
•HawawwHwiaarftaaay f.rwww. aafatiawwa taatttttla/Wtta, r/attaa
•MtiMaal waa naff I* try aaiMtaa. 1* f raajai w Maaaf rrila/ M
aaa^aa4I|alltka<Ifa«lkfr<|UaMfMafatte<t. ITI.lla ttm waaka
I waa amfMatt Miwwl uf fa w m>nml pa'/M JM.ua ma.
"1 aawkaaa A««rtMaalfMk U naraaa." Jr. K. tt.MM.
WOMEN Iteau betrarc of contract.
la* catarrh. The coM aluJ and
rata, steak and and of whiter are e»
la-rioUy eohdyjre M catarrhal de
l>a tha Irat araftraa at ntchtag
raid Peruua atitwrld ha talan. It fartt
■wt tha' ajalem aghtaef rat4a and ca
tank.
Tha fphasing latter fleas an* yooog
wnaunTa eapertaaca with Peruoa:
Mias haaa (Hiking u a yu|>alcr soci
ety waoian of Orpwa 1‘otnt. in, and
aha writes the tolVmrtn* .
"Rarenily I took a lean dries In the
eawntry, aad bain* tou thinly dad l
caaght a had <oM which aattkd an my
luoaa. and which 1 could hot scorn to
shake off. I bad beard a greet deal of
Parana fur colds and catarrh aad i
borjbt » bottle to try. I tin pleated
that I did. for It brought >pertly relief.
It only took a bolt two botllea. and 1
toaoMemd thlo money well agent.
“Tow hive- a Hem friend la me. and I
?•* only advise Its uae to my frteuda.
bat hate pnrehaard amend Wile* te
giro to throe without the meant (e buy,
and hart noticed without exception
that It hot brought about a weedy rare
wbwertt It Mo bora nerd '-iUm Bote
OirUiin
If yon do not done# prompt and eat
lafacfoey tetulta bom tin aw of
Pcxvaa. write at once le Dr. Hartman,
giving a (un etaiemeat of your rate
aad he will be planned ta gtro you him
valuable advice gratia
Addroaa Dr. Hartman. President of
Tbe Hartman ganttarlnm. Colaaiboa. O.
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■OCT CLOSE," WROTE NELSON.
And la TIM* Phrara H* Summed Up
HI* Theories of Son Fighting.
On elsn* plrne, “Cit Next,” tp
penro slightly paraphrased in s letter
written by Lord Nelxoa lo Lord War
wick cat loos before the battle of Tra,
telgar. Nelaea had received from Lord
Warwick a description of aa Invention
tost aimed to focrasM toe eEciaaey
<* toe marine and field artillery of the
day, and to tho letter cootalatot that
description the victor of Um Nile r*
l Piled In the Mtowlng. which was
saver pnbllehed antfl a few weeks
asm whan toe present Lord Warwick
rend RMa public dinner:
"My Dear Leri—I foal vary mach
•Mftf tar the favor of your letter,
sad although t am not a good Judge of
morhaalem. yet dare ear poor Inven
tion car making cannon tango thotr
thou farther than at present will an
ew er yoar expectation a and oa shore.
!■ particular. It wig he moat aaetnL
Woolwich la toe only place where
»■«* an experiment can be plainly
tried hr edewttgc men. On board ship
our wish I* to get 14 dote as possible
to too enemy. Always endeavor to
Ineulcaia tho doetriam 'Got atom, and
yon win ho the victor.' -
The "Oat done" was aaderscored.
That one phrase admirably cammed
op toe whole Nelaoeiaa theory of na
Mratogy, the theory that led bha to
darn the gaaa of the shore hattertee
at Popes ha pan sad to all the Victory
silently down the 0a* of btaxiag
Preach aad Epaaieh broadsides until
•ha reackad her desired place la the
thickest of the amt memorable as*
fight of melera history.
THE PAPERS FILED
The iNluotl Cue Reviewed ly
fovcrsaeit.
WIAT IS KNOWN ABiOT . IT.
Postmaster Central Piya: Scads the
Ltetara Basrlag ea <h> Case te lb.
^BCBtl.
Wnahlngtoo. Special — Poatmistrr
°«aoral Paras forward* d to the Sen.
at» hU the papers la the case of the
ladlaaala. Miss, poetoSc, which past
cfllee was discontinued by the admin
tst-attoa becauee of the forced aban
donment of the office by Its negro pcst
•uUtrcss, Mtnaie V. Cox. The corre
spondence shows that A. B. Weeks, a
brother-in-law of Mayor Darts, of la
dle nols, pagan bis candidacy for tbs
postoffice aa against tb* negro Incum
bent an far back aa April 1. IMS. when
fc« began sending a long scries of let
ters and telegrams to tb* Department.
The fa Peru taetnde an extract from a
letter of a postoffice official dated
Febroary «, i»aj, narrating a conver
sation which. It a talcs, took place at
BUoxl. Mia in this latter Mayor Darla
of Indianola. Is Quoted as saying that
MKteld again Uka charge
of th-j ladtanola postoffice "she would
rn bor neck broken Inal da of two
bottra." On J salary S. last, John C.
Daagbsrty. Ualtod tBatca special attar,
nsy at New Orleans. telegraphed to As.
ctntant Attorney General Pradt, at
Washington, that (Iwiv are numerora
nag«o oonaty and manlrlpal offioera
•erring under Democratic admlnlatrs
tlons lb rough the Sonthero States.
Mayor Daria, of ladlaaola. wrote the
Foorth Assistant Postmaster General
on Xaaaary J laat requesting copies of
all I criers written (he OuiflBffit re
garding the postoffice ana stated that
tb* postmaster eras requested by all of
tka cttlxeas to roatinoc In. office.
Poorth Aantstaat Postmaster Bristow
declined to fmralah the copies of the
letters. The rartespoadsace shows (h«i
A. H. Weeks wrote the Department
several letters during last April. In bus
Of which he requested that be be ap
pointed at once, and la a letter dated
May SO. IPdS. he stated that he was sa
ri one to get the appointment, supple
«enUag this on Vine t with n letter
urging hie own appointment and glr
tar rcenocL* why It should be mad*.
On September 1*. be wrote the Fourth
.Assistant Postmaster General that
there waa a determined effort of the
people to make the postmeat*.- resign
or glr* up the office In some way. ba
causa she la colored, and requesting
Oiai bis application be remembered
On October ». Weeks wrote the Presi
dent that he had tb* assurance of Min ,
nla Cox. the postmaster, "that ah* will i
forward her resignation In the next
few days.” and presenting hta own ap- '
plication, on the remind thet hn 1
tha only whit* Republican at Indla
nola. On December 11, he wrote the
PreaMent that ho would be glad to
com* to Washington to that It could
be eeco how competed he la. Btx day*
latar be wrote that he waa the only
good friend the admin istraHc bai
among the white people of tndmaola.
and latar he forwarded a petition of
colored rlttiraa of Indlaaola and
vicinity |n bahaK of hta appointment.
On January 1. be wrote ihd Prealdent
that the poatmaater hae abandoned
the office; preteed hli claim* for the
appointment and said that he would
be glad to have the Prealdent wire him
to Quality. Later ha wrote U>* Preal
dent twice ashing tfcat the poetoffic* be
established, stating that Minnie Cos
would not tahe charge of the office
again and urging hta own apjrt'nunceL
The papers alto ebow that several
other candidates, notable John Shark
ey Montgomery. Mrs. a D. Watts,
hunt Mark Hicks Hoyxn and Mrs Lil
lian Orocn. applied for the office la
October on the understanding ta»t
Minnie Cex had tendered, or waa about
to tender, her resignation. Inspector
Fltxgerald. on December II. submitted
a detailed report relative to the dr
rum stances which, cause the people of
Indlaaola to order W. W. Cos. a rail
way postal clerk, and two other per
son*. to leave that plana, presumably
on account of their color.
An Extra Svestea.
Washington, Sp*d*L—Tha President
has elsnad a proclamation ceiling aa
extra aexalou of the Banata of tha
PUty-etghth Oosgreae. to mast March
Mb. Tha proclamation follows:
"By the President of the Halted
States of Amarsa.
"A PROCLAMATION.
"Where**. Public Interest* rag lire
that tha Senate should convene hi ex
traordinary session, therefore, I Theo
dor* Roosevelt. President of tha Unti
ed Scat** of America, da hereby pro
claim and declare that aa extraordi
nary occasion requires tha Senate of
tha United Mai** to convene at the
capital la th« city of Washington on
th* Mh day of March next, at II o'clock
aoon. of which all persons who shall
at that ttm* be entitled to act as mem
ber* Of that body ere hereby resulted
to Uk« not loo
"Given aaaar my hand aad th* a*al of
th* United Stales at Washlagtoa.
th* Sod day of March I* th* year of
oov Lord os* ihotuand ala* hundred
aad three and *f th* ladependanee of
th* United State* th* on# haadrxd
aad twtolv-odvrath.
'TtiKODORS ROOSKVHLT
*»y th* Preaidsat;
"JOHN NAT.’
•• Secretary of State.'
N»rkf» U*aar at CopHa*
Waahlnxtoa. ipaclal —Tha wkrat
•a th* kaalcratloa MU raachaf aa
■gillail. -Th* Mil raauhrr practical*
Ip aa lawlrl by Mr Mtu. Th* ado
aattanal taat prornof hr th* Hoaaa la
atrtahaa rat Th* B*aal* parltlw tor
tha rniaht M taarrauta *■< taa
rarrah la. With lha ******* of tbo hill,
a# ajrhM o* hr tbo mhrtiH* roe
alitoa. Mtoakalla* Moot* caa ao
hapr h* aoM to (ha raplcot.
J EM th*
*«tr* at AahaotiW.
Mr. Tutor *th ataa tauatraat a rah.
•ap fhraahM (*• h*karat Meant* ia* II
Or M ohko M trogtk.
A taacaailM to uunawt •mnta'rr'
aaawal af pobl*c froooMtta k a***
kaU la Mo* York.
*• «*• •» »•<«*<•. BW.
A Cut tM Lasts*.
CAM NO. 30,*n -C C. Boise, On tar
la grain and feed, 005 South Water
•treat. Akron, O, made lk« following
statement In 1800. l»« said: -Rsae
•lore tha Cl ell War I lure hsd attacks
af kidney and bladder trouble, deckl
sir worse during the lntt tsro or three
X#»:l .Mt tough I consulted physi
dau, some of whom told roe f was
Terglag on QrlgUft disease, aud I wss
CMitinuallT uelag standard rsroedlss.
Ike excruciating scblog just across tha
kidneys, which radiated to the shaol
der blades, atm existed. Aa might ba
expected when my kidneys ware In a
dlatnrbed condition, there seas a dis
tressing aud *n convenient difficulty {
with tha action of the kidney sente-1
lions. A box of Doon> Kidney mir.
procured at Lampartcr & Co 's disc
store, brought such a decided change
within • week that I continued iho
treatment. The last attack, and It not
particularly aggravated, disappeared.”
'IkfM Ttftfl AfHf.
Mr. Bole* smy» la HM>: “la (be
spring of 1S» [ nude a public state
ment of uty experience stub Doan's
Kidney Pllla. This remedy cured me
ef a terrible arhlu* la tbe kidneys, lu
tba small of my buck, la tbe muscle*
af tba aboolrier Linden and lu (be
limbs. During tbe years lint hare
■oar by I can conaclentioualy ray tbere
base been no recumncee of my old
trouble. My roogdeuce In Doan's Kid
ney I'm* la stronger than aver, not
only from my personal experience,
bat from tbe experleuae of many oili
er* in Akron wblcb bare cuute lo uij
notice”
A VRrtE TRIAL et tola great kid
ney medicine wblch cured Mr. Bole*
win bo mailed on application to any
part of tb* United State*. Address
Faster-klllbnrn Co.. Buffalo. N. V. For
sale by all druggists, price SO cents
pec bo*.
E Nolte of Beguln. Texas, contom
ptataa building a cotxna milt. He con
trol* a water powar which It la be
Urrod win operate abaft 19.000 oping,
la. and U Is vary probable that a
plant of this also will bo bnllL H. C.
Cooke of Houston. Texas, baa been
engaged to prepare preliminary plans
and speclIcaUona
Canadian trod* with Great Britain
baa Increased over »«, 004.000 tbe past
year.
TAPUD1NE Cour
v CURES Stomach
— AND —
. . Indigestion
>o. >| mad sac. •lOnfitww.
cartridge* and (hot shell*
are made in the largest and
best equipped ammunition
factory in the world.
AMMUNITION
of U. M. O. make is now
accepted by shooter* as
“the worlds standard" for
It shoots well in any gun.
Tour dtultr tills it.
The Union Metallic
Cartridge Co.
Bridgeport, - • Conn.
A feftilistr without
Potash 1
It not complete.
■*. ir_ ,
SWIFT ani Stack MC Brin Fm.1
.JsxwSSSfi ,r£s
zz.i3&ltj £
t«a at a» k*aa. la* oair Ivan' Soap, aa
■•ay af tti* kipfely anlorari and parfumvd
aoapa m vaayjajunaua to tbo mdei akia
a< aa J»»»at-—rWaaar E. Parker.
Mbs Alice Bailey, of I'
Atlanta, Ga., tdb bow she was
permanently cured of inttamma
tbo of the ovaries, escaped stir*
{cm’s knlie, by takinf Lydb E.
Ptnkbam's Veietabte Compound.
" I had ruffe rod (or Uiraa years with
terrible peine at the time of mrn
rtmation, and did uot know what
tbo trouble waa until the doctor pro
nounced It inflammation ef Hw
orartea and propoaed an operation.
“ I felt ao wank and tick that I (alt
aura that I could not ev.rrive tha nr*
daaL Tha (ollewtag week l read on
adrartlacmcnt la the paper of Lydia
B. 1'hikham'a Vegeta hie Cta
pouad in each an emergency, and ea
I deal dad to try lh Great waa Bay lay
la and that I actnaily Unproved after
taking two bottle*, and In the and 1
waa eared by It. I bad gained eighteen
pounds and was in assailant health.*
— Hot Aucn lUturr. to North Pualo
verd, A U ante, Os.— ,»>(
^OmMWraiaifnaavM am tv wv
Tha symptoms af taffamnaattom
and rlistmeo af tha erarltt are
a don throbbing Mia, afooom
ud'hMt}|otr^wn h^be^SS!
with ocoualonal shooting paaina.
rba region of pain sometimes
; bom aoote swelling.
The Standard Rheumatic Remedy.
STANDAM J^i?s£;lt**s»S3K:
' ... phyrieuB wcnily »»id: "I hm umbmublitountc ■
Mioipueu tM will cure rbcuiaaCiana, owing to the fan that the sen*] retue
dwe 4s mealcwlpble ham to the digram organa. RHEUMACIDE eont
phwljr omnnn Ure dtCoihp—hcarwta rather than injure, the organ, of
'* *“ * akzn •“ “ iodedniw period, or a. long a. .red
he, to adeet a permanent cure.”
T»* Owaar soaredarewo <b core .Mh - ‘ ' L *■—‘rrr
'*h*PmBiw. >'■«, or aaprereage prepaid.
■abdttt Chimin! Cd.. . . HaMhuiii fid.. 11. 3. A.
WELLDRILLING
■•gin Bi ur zasxjsgJS
Jssiatti
To Cotton Ginners.
jh lwfijil tki ImI r«apM( lih
PRATT,
WINSHIP,
MUNGER,
EAGLE,
SMITH.
TialKBlb
Ihrttfi for Oil milt,
Eogiios ul Bailtrt.
Tin Contleental 6U Company,
tiw W Ptm UfW C4MMtW.
Stomach Trouble I
C%.n be Cured! I
9 I Ur
TO
THINK
5 In a fact m4 <nit|
Arrv~i.lr.l4A la tkr ■
min katirfn-lox nil
?K ffM.
nptrtalln •? twrih I
gg~E#jS5K~5
HlMlMoUInllMHrwMl
7,» U/.^^Y^ qvu
amt flood FttiBow; cANcrit
ifMai Ummmm, >%lfcWW r»la», flatting
ani». runpiaa, fcuif iwmiH.
If m km P«pki or OfawiN L'roy
Hail. Bptotcbaa, or OeppewCnUred Erup
tiana, or ruh an tfco akin. ^Waring Swell*
ia«h Gland* 8*oUaa. Hctn on any par!
of Ute My. oUJ Sarto. Hoik. Gcrbwarfon,
Puai «af Ackca in Bonn or JokH, lick
or Eyebrow* felling oat. porektM Here
kloaUi, Gan* or Tkroet. thrn po kave
Blood Fotann. Toko IU lamio IBM Bala
(B.B.B.) Sum all Bsm. Piaylw and Rwp.
Loao will bral prnV.-tlf. Ache* ml l
craor, 8*r!lh.g* anUod* ami a portal, a evor
lo return mrr Tide carte Cos*
cen» of all Unde. >impjralinff Itwelhage,
Eating Boro*. I'j.y I'lrrra, after all elec
faQa, kcalieg I Hr *.»rc« perfectly. If you
koto a porotitcui pimple. wart, itullcfl
gland*. tkantingr. •ungiog peine. Ube Biood
Balm and tkry mil disappear betorv they
develop into Cancel, bragguu. 91 per
largo bottle, mc.vdn f complete direct ion*
lor home euro. SairpW five bj writing
Bixjcd Balx Co.. 10 M.Ulrl Si . Atlanta.
Ua. IXajhbo uvjIV and ktc mcdi:d ad
view out in mini letter
Dost wae:e vonr timr. You a ill need it
aU be tare you »ta.
*'**"7J. H. Bolt*, Mtna, Col.
Probably yoa know of
cough mcdiclncs that re
lieve little coughs,
cough*, except deep one*/
The medicine that has
been curing the worst of
deep coughs for sixty
years is Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral.
Tkmdm: lk,kc,tt. Af Angta
Cmaa.it nyu deew.. U h* lan take It,
tk«« Hoii U aeya- 11 be telGi >ot» m.|
to taka n. ihn dmm3 une it. He hikm*.
Lean t% wiatTbim w* wtnu.*
JTc. ATKB 00, Lowell, Um.
I
JVSTAFEWmOPS
of Dr. ThaeWa Unr and Bleed Syrup, taken according to
dboatkm* la the strongest possible barrier against sickness,
h Purifies the Blood. Sharpen* the Appetite. Creates Energy
and Aunt* etary organ of the body to properly perfcrm its
function.
Bilious nee* ConeUpatioa Kidney Trout!**. Nervonaoes*
Wsekr.au Catarrh. Pimple* Blotch** and Rheumatism art
presented.
Dr. Thacbor’s Livar aid Blood Syrup
to a perfect health restorer at wall aa a health retainer.
It (Otar* the body taking oat evlunou* matter, stimulating
digeation end nourtating and strengthening ae ary waakenad part.
A Tonic of the highest order that ha* bran used by hund
red* of thouaanda during lha past SO years with wonderful
tuecea* It will halp you.. A tost will domcaeiiate thi*
Buy a bottle today.
Two aizaa—BO eta. and 91.00.
Writ* our Ccnaultaton Department explain-ng symptom*
&nd rewvi rrto cerJid^ntjal adv.ca
Thocher Medicine Company,
OhatUngota, T*nn,
“ Ik »—dayy Mit^g iu m «r»
MRS. RATH’S BABY
Tired Mother’s Touching Story of
Anxiety and Suffering.
Cuticura Brings Blessed Cure tdT'Skln ^
Tortured Baby and Peace and Rest
to Its Worn Out Mother.
It is no wonder that Mrs. Helena Rath was taken sick.
Single-handed, she did all the housework and washed, cooked and
mended for her husband, Hans, and their six children. After a
plucky fight to keep on her feet, Mrs. Rath had to yield, and early
in 1902 she took to ber bed. What followed she told to a visitor,
who called at ber tidy home, No. 821 Tenth Avc., New York City.
I hi rod a girl to mind tha chil
dren aad to do whatever elm abc
mold- I couldn't May la bad long.
Kick aa I waa. It waa aaalar for ma
to orawl around than to lie and
worry about my little neea. Ho
1 got up aflrr a few dart, and let
tha girl go. t bad noticed that ahe
had aoraa on her face, baada and
•nan, but I paid no attention to that
until Charlie, ay youngeat, began to
pick and acratrh hlmrwlf. Ha waa
than ten mouth* old. and tha girl
had paid more attention to hlaa than
to any of tha othera. Charlie waa fret
ful and ana, but aa be waa catting
. teeth. I didn't think much of that
Bran whan a raah broke oat on hie
face 1 waant frightened, been wan
everybody know* that that la qaMe
common with teething babtea. Sev
eral of ay othera had It whan Httle,
aad I thought nothing about It
"Bat tha raah oo Chari le v poor
little bee apnad to Me neck. cbaM.
and beak. I had never area any
thing quite Mice it before. Tha akin
race la little lata pa. and matter
ohm out. Mr behest akin was hot.
and how be ilA auScr! He wouldn't
•at, aad night after night I walked
tha Soor with him. wenk aa I waa.
Often I had to atop hecetme I felt
inlet and my back throbbed with
pain Bnt the worct pale of all waa
to aae my poor little boy bunting
with Uroaa aaaty aorve.
l oeuarsa ns mu Mught Kuna
dteemea from tha girl, bat nac of
tha neighbors said In bad ecsama,
and that ta sot hatching, they told
■». Yea, I gars him mad brine, and
pot aniens and things on Mm. I
dost think they ware all melon.
Onoa la a while Uw Itching aretaod
to 1st op a Ml, but there waa not
maab change lor Uw batter as til a
lady aaroaa tha strsot aahad an why
I didst try the Catteors Komedloa
I told bar I had no faith In thoaa
thlngt m read a host la tha papers,
•ha aaM aha didn't waat aw to go
on faith aor area bo apaad aay
money at trot tha gars an ansae
Oatlenra Otataaant — I think tba
hna waa ahoot half fall — sad a
pleas a< Oatleura Ifaap I followed
the direction*, be thing Charlie and
putting that nica Ointment on the
acrea
“ 1 wouldn't have believed that
my baby would hav* been eared by
a little thing like that Not all o( a
audden, mind yon. Little by Utile,
but ao aurvly. Charlie and I both
got non peace by dey, and mom
■leap by night The aoree aort of
dried np and want away. I ahall
never forget one blamed night when
I went to bed with Charlie bealdo
me, a* aoou aa I got tha copper
diahm out of the way and tha older
children under acid; when 1 woba
np the snn waa atremalng In. Tor
tha 8rat time In tlx montha 1 had
alrpt through tha night without a
break. ?
"Yea, that fat UUt* bo, by the ,
window ia Charlie, and lu akin la
aa while aa a aaow flake, b—k. to
the Cat liter* Kerned!** I think
eeeryhode akoeM know a boat tha •
Soap and alan tha Otntmeat. and If
It la ntae to help other mother*
with tick baMra. go ahead aad pah
Hah what I Ian told rou."
MBS. HELP.ltA BATn. !
The agonizing, itching, and burning of the •km u m eczema ; j
the frightful scaling, u m pooriosia; the lost of hair, and crusting I
of the scalp, as m seal led head ; the facial disfigurements, as in
pimples and ringworm; the awful suffering of infants, and anxiety
of worn-out parents, as in milk crust, tetter snd suit rheum,—ail ,
demand a remedy of almost superhuman virtues to successfully j
cope with them. That Cuticura Soap, Ointment, snd Resolvent
are such stands proven beyond all doubt. No statement is made
regarding them that is not justified by the strongest evidence.
The punty and sweetoetr, the power to afford immediate relief,
the certainty of sjinedy and |xnunmcnt curt, the absolute safety •
snd great economy hive made them the standard skin cures, blood
purifiers snd humour remit lies of the civil'zed world.
IIOC TftVI ftD’Q Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum end Mullein
Uot lAiLUn 5 cough*,cow.,L^iHpp.m^rsapkaf