V
SORES AND
ULCERS.
Sores and L icer never become chronic
onlca the UooU u in ponr condition u
aluggish. weak tod enable to throw ofl
th pi. : s that accumulate in it. The
tystrui iiiusl be relieved of the unhealthy
matter through the sure, and great dan get
to life would follow should it heal before
the blood lias been made pure and healthy
and all impurities eliminated from th- 51 s
leui. S S.S. begins the cure by first cleans
ing aad iuvigorauug the blood, building
up the general health ai:d removing frotu
in" mhl? 4 OONSTAMT DRAIN
effete miner'. UPON THE SYSTEM.
Wh-n this has I. ecu accciup ihhed the i..s
charge gradually na-c-s, and th; wit ui
ulcer hcids. it is the teiali -m i ! ! ;t old
ind.i'.i nt sorts to f,ro.v vi"f -c an 1 worse,
audi i :t.uii;"..deatr. tin Um I.oc,.l
application-. -,.i,.ir jooUung and to -ome
eite:.t alleviate pun, cannot eu h tlx it
of the In .hie S. S S. dors. a-;d noiualt.t
how apparently huptk-ss yui.r condition,
even Iho.ig'.i your conslituu.-n has hioki n
down, it will bung relief when nothing
else can. It supp'.K s the rich, pure tdooo
necessary to heal the sore and nourish
the debilitated, di eased liodv.
Mr. J H Taltirrt. I.uck b x i4S. Winona. Misi , I
anyi " " Si i years apo my lcp ?.oin the kn e lu 1
the foot rai one aolld scri- Si-.-nal cai.a,taiia I
treated me and I made two tH ; C Hot -rings, I
but found no relief. I was induced to 1 1 v s 8 i
and it trade n complete cure 1 have leei! a p -feetly
well man, ever since "
is the only purely veg
etable blood purifier
known contains no
poisonous minerals to
ruin the digestion and
add to, rather than relieve your suffer
ings. If your flesh does not heal readilv
when scratched, bruised or cut, vour blood
is ill bad condition, and any ordinary sore
is apt to become chronic.
Send for our free book and write our
physicians about jour case. We make uo
charge for this service.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLAkTA. GA.
LYNCHED AT CARTHAGE.
Mob Storm the Jail a;ij Hanp Jame
M .riiiiJalc, a White Man.
Sp cial lo .1 ournal.
Kti.Kion, N. C. Maich u - At three
o'clock this inorninc a mob s oimcd the
the j iil al 'arihage, Moore county, ar.d
took.lnmeri M art indali.1, a white man SO
yea old, mid haaged him In the oul
(ddris. of town.
Six weeks a'o Mi:i I indale outraged a
young in irried wuntn who was on her
way to (each sc hool and sine: his arrre.sl
it has clevel iped tliit he wis guilty o'
the same eri n a,' thai l 'i v tni sister
of his fe. T!i - ml Ii' I 1 I he irr c isity
of the feeling in.aiu t him mid led t"
the lynehin, wl,'e!i o-vuned this m ini
Ing. Martind'tlii was brought here al
the lime of his anest to prevent lynch
ing ami remain-d in Ihe Uilehrh j iil for
40 days, Two weeks 111:0 ho whs liken
back to Cailliige.
LEGALIZED PRIMARY.
The Bill SjemilUj to Caucus Last Night
ApflliS lo Counties.
Special to .loiirnal.
11 ti.Kinii, March H.-- l h r.' I a differ
ence of opinion as to whe'her the hill
for a legalize-! prim try will pass. Sonii
members say it wil ; oihers say il will
not. The original bill was fo- (he whole
State. The one dra vn lodiy by a com
millee of the i a ieus and Milunlll'd lo
the c iucu t touiglit provides that Hie law
can be applied I i I'ri :ii j . The prim try
-plan has so:n warm advocates and some
ationg o;ip')iienlH.
The com uiUe ooi-iiled of Justice,
Craiif utl-1 Ko'lsli-M. T:i ? nils arc thai
1 will nol be passe I. T.,e s -lll ini-Mlt
gains' I: is de idedly strong.
PARDON BY GOVERNOR.
Singular Cae of Io n A'iram In Prison
l or loo .l.my Wives. (
Ppeclal to 'ourn il
Hai.kio:!, Ma-c h (i.iv Ajcock to
day pardoned .1 he. Ahrauu, a white
man of Raleigh, wi o was on ler a ven
t!Dce of 7 years for big uny The ease
was an od-l one. The nitgUlraio who
performed Ihe second inari iage eerein n
assured AhrAnii lint as thy latter and
his wife ha I b-en s rp iraiel 7 years Ii"
could of right re-n.arry. VVife No. 1
baa lnee oivalnei a divo ce. The sec
ond wife has a youn eldld which b
being care I fo- by eliiri'aYe po ple
Abramt, as by U v a 1 i I. n I e
to re-mury wife N . 2 in t i: ire for
her.
Bo:rs DmanJ Amnesty.
Pretoria. M irvh 7 1'. U dl herj
lo Boer circle i lint Ihe lea b ra of Ihe
burghem Id the field will ptur. nder with
a maj irliy of ihi'ir foil iwcri If assured
of ainnuily and silsta:iri In Hsrllng
life afrcih, au I If a true pardon It grant
ed to the rebels.
Ctiarlralotl Nalsl TMllou.
Washington, March 6 -Ttie Naral
Board, which was appolnlesl ti pro -fad
to Charleston, H. C . and look further In
to the matter of the pr 1 e to be pa'd for
tbe private land Included la tin site for
the proposed new naval slatlon al that
place, has ma le lis report.
Alaah'a rupulall-iw.
Washington, I) ('.. Man h n - The, to
tal population of Alaska In lUO'l, as
shown by the return of the twelfth cen
tal, Is 8.1,.V3, as ag.lnil 3'.".' for IHM)
Thle I to iDerctisn In ten years of ni,
MO, or 07 4 per cent
Jllrl f..r ORl.oipl.
Macon, Ol.. March 5 --Judge Candler
today ordered thai II. 0. Flndall, alleged
to be In default at receiver to the
aooot of llOfiS, be tent to jail for
-coolempt of co irl and there hill ontll
tbe fall amount shall bare been paid.
I.ltarart fire.
Orand It even. Mich , March n.-flre
toilght dealrorryl the I'ahllo Idbrmrf
bll41ai. lacludlri 8 000 Toleee. The
tot) It eellaiitMl al 1OUO0. with la
rase of fU.000.
Meileak Urer TUU care all ilrer 111
)ht.
' - j
GOTEMMEIfT WORK STOPPED.
He Appropriations tai H:a Will be bis
The killing of the R.ier and UsrlXT
Appropriation BUI ll a aerious Oiaaer lo
, Ne beru. it means li e (Iik l.ar.r i '.
about taeuiy mtu who had good J bs,
with pr-ptcnve laves (or twenty more
men. If the governauM Work lu ibi
SCC'loo had lieen lO.iVlineil
M- liu'bank. Assistant I'
Civil Engineer, who la la i Large of the
f Ternruenl here was eeu yesterday,
wbossul '-The turniug riom of tin
A ppropria'.ioii bill mem ilie -loppsgc
of all work here, au I I He ii.-L'iip"f
the boats lu serv.ee I'lieie i-e itie ien
Thorn, dredge, t o l i -1 - r -. i. el s me
8iiib.1I craft, The !u 5 . r- je a! pte-enl
, up the river, but wi I l- brought lie re
, ai.d tied up as soon u I b- a aler in the
rivers perm u. lie a -i is low at
pr sc
I All Ihe men ill be d Bcum.; d, and
I shall only keep one man to watch the
i property til I ri ion l'oini . '
Notice to Mariners.
Ni use Kivt-r, N.u til Carolina Lower
lireen Spi'ng Beacon, westerly side of
the clmuuel of ihe N'-uu liw r, North
Carolina, which was denroyc I by col
li-ion of a passing vessel oa .1 uiiiaiy
lolil, has been rebuilt an I the tiled
white lii;lil lliereon was r : a : ii lil on
Kelnuarj 22, Hull.
Truck is Uninjured.
The recent cold wave with a minimum
temperature of 1 7 degrees aVive zero,
has not Injured the growing truck in
Ih-s vi inl' v.
Cabbage look a little yellow fro-n lb
cold, and all truck is set hack in growth
bin no d imago has been d ine in any of
the truck.
Legislation at Ralciph.
The bill lo incorporate Ihe town of
love, Craven county, has passed Hh
B'Coud reading in the House.
The bill to amviid chapter H I'rivale
Laws of ISM, in regard t the chatter ol
New Peril, has passed third rinding in
House; also bill to prevent live slock
fro i running al large in p irlions of
raven county, also bill to appoint j t.--tlces
of the peace lu Cra-en county.
Vessel Movements
The schooner Jennie I). II
S nerh ill, his cleared from
for this port.
U, ('
I'. ..tin
Only a Chimney Tire.
X chimney lire In the dwelling
lied by Mr. Misc. I'jllersun on
Front street brought mil ilie Fiic
partnient last night about eig'.l
There was no alarm tnn-.d
damages.
'clock.
New Resilience.
Anew ris:dence Is being
Capt. .1 J. Lassiler on Mldd
near Johnson street, on the lot
built li
st reel,
cenl 1
bought from I'. Orlans.
Mr. C W. Mung-r is (hiking repairs
to the residence recently purchased
from Mr. C. K. Koy, preparatory to mov
ing Into ihe house.
A considerable amount of rep - i r work
Isjbelng don arou id lo vn an I -.evral
new dwellings a-c In prospect. Carpen
ters are kept tiusv.
James Simons Dead.
Mr. .1 antes r-imons iliid a I 1 lie home f
his falhei-lu-law, Mr. (lid 1,'imli. o .
HtirgefS stieet, Tuesday March o al
Klin ibeih City.
The deceased was only n ars of ag1-
and was one of Kh;.ahcth ('It ' m . -1 pop
-ilir young meo To Ihe. time connim
lion Incapacitated him for work he '
employed aa bookkeeper for Ilie Nt
liern branch of lb" Hl i-les limlier C- in
p my and held in ilie hlghesi c-ntidem e
and eMcem of Ida employers. Hi- leaves
a wife, who was Mss Helen I.amb, one
chilJ and one brother, Mr. I) M Mnn-n-of
Portsmouth, Va , together uitlia
liont of friends. His uptiglilcousni ml
character, courtesy and engaging iiispo
allion made for hbn warm frien Is at
KUiabeth ( Hy and In New Ibnilo
mourn his demise.
The Piano Sale.
Fife prominent families In New Kern
bought the celebrated Kiuiui i. plan i
yesterday. If you are Interested in this
mailer of putting ruin I c In Hi houir,
It will pay you In come and aeo us
Last nlghl we recolved the factory war
rants to cover all llio plan is OJhlhlted ,
they are engrare l on bnk lion I paper
and read. "Fully warranfd Bgaiimt
any defect Iq workmanship msierlsl or
performance." Tbnse warrants are
backed by a capital of fire inlllian dol
lart
The Kimball piano catalogue conlalna
ouls of nearly 100 of the leading arllals
In tbo world. Call and gel one
W. V Ill.OI ST.
Southern Mgr. Kimball Co
Mr I-MIim Ia.l.
Montgomery, Ale., March 0 Hpeaker
Kraocls L Peltui, of (he Alabama House
of Keprew-ulatlvea. and eon of Pnlled
Slates Heoatr.r K, W. Petlua, died at 6 a
m froaa ibeunatlsai.
Ciam llairasBe's Hpri mm rH.ai.
Washington, March 0 -A bollelln U
soed by the Census flareaa on cotlna
glnalDg shows that the crop of I"f9 was
.tlS,t7 eoainerclal hales (balee ai
marketed), which la eqolvaUnt to 9.H4V
S6I balee of aa arersge weight of MiO
ponads
Te BVaath strap?' a htaanipalf.
Herlla, Mrck7 The Reichstag todaj
ladoraasJ alasoMaaaalatoailt the Uadgtl
UeaUles reoomaieadaUoa for Iba -uMlabat
f orafaaeatal worki lo
aaafaelirt armor plat,
WOMAN AND FASHION
l lul k t oa I u 4U
Irr ll
T! f un-dt-1 k!,. w ll la of dh'k t . i c
t i ' .. u :th i le- t L. ! t ii ad lnoffi1 ijvi.tiit d
. : - ur e-1 l.an da i f I't i mhh pa: tern ed
paune arranged uu thr p k ; rt lu two
deep cimes aud "U Un- Im.I.To !u one
The large Rcalloil rv.llur Is also tor
dered Willi the-'- palllli f'rap hud la
A N KAT CLOTH OS'ITME.
rounded out nl the neck, displaying the
clieiniselle of tucked white silk mid
the blai-k laft'ct.-i crtivat. The high
ci'liitine i ol' black tnliVta f.-isleued a
iil 1 1- to the left of the center with
three sicali pearl buckles. The sleeves,
you will notice, arc both new and pret
ty and ).i'. e a very stylish air to the
boVru Philadelphia Ledger.
Simple Dinner lluwna.
The excessive simplicity of many of
the dinner gowns lias been much ciiti
cised. but especially for joiing women
the fashion is such a dainty one thai
lis popularity is assured for some
time. A chni'iiiing gown of this de
soi'iption is a cry sheer crape made
over white satin, with Iwo liminecs
trimmed v.ith lace and insertion. The
w.-tNt is id" lace anil insertion, with
puliings of the crape around the top
of 1 1n- waist. A bell and sasli of panne
VI
hot in pale yellow Is the only trim
inlng on Ihe
but an exceei
nuidi- of hu e
satin folds o
waist Is lucl.i
of lace so I,.
bol.-lo jnel.,-1.
a black chllio
cow n. A siitiph- gown,
lim-ly expensive one. is
and net. with bands of
n the underskirt. The
d iin-l has a deep bertha
ng that it looks like a
W illi this gown is worn
n I ell and sash, the only
touch of contrast, inn
one. I I.-irper's llaar.
most effective
I'nrlHliin Winter tiiKtiime.
The engraving represents a tiiree
(piarter inaiille of black velvet, hall
tilling, trimmed with sable .skins Inter-
HIjll K VKI.VHT MANTI.I.
I.'iced ntid haling a bilge niedlcl col
lar of 11- wiiiic fur 'Ihe mantle In
lined with white ca'ln. and Ihe iniiu Is
of salilc. Paris llernld.
For I Itlle linn,
l'retl things In the way of cliildren's
clothes aie now coining to the fore,
i lollies for Utile ouch who w ill nicoin
panv their parents In n late winter or
i n , 1 y t-prlng trip to tin- south or that
will 1,4- worn during the summer. There
sre lens-Inn blouses still for the little
ones, n li il these lire ninde In nil colors
nd In inrlous pretty and strong wash
innterlals piijues, linens nnd gnlntea In
dllTerent mlors, all white or vrlilte
trimmed with colora and each more nt
tractive than the other
JVxiton newspapers esacrt that the
conductor on their locnl traffic llnee
are the most cultured ticket (Hillectora
to Im- found anywhere. They Inatat that
ninny of tbeee Yankee snges apeak aer
risl InnKnagea ami curry college diplo
mas In their Inside poeketa.
Iaar llaanff C-aialcaimwt.
Philadelphia. March ft Tbe British
steamship Morten has arrived here from
Manila with a fall cargo of hemp, the
largeel consignment to reach here stace
the breaking oat of bosltlltlee In Ihe
1'hlllpplaee.
lw OmhUIwUomI.
Jeffersoa I lijr. Ma., Marob 1 Tba Ka
pre Coart Inday decided that tba bear
laspectloa lav eaeerted la 180t la aoaetl-
lailoaaJ. It to aetlauled that Iba law
will rain $600,000 rateaaa aaaaallf.
HUMOR OF THE OUR.
iLUpal.rUt l..ili
r l -. at-vl Last i
li -1 t.-adt- l..s s it- '
was CvUiira ii t
. . undvrto-k t- I
. i f otie of 'lie ,
-I j.M: .a w Lu il ere
iK'.i - ustoUieiTS at -
vi e
n-d so easy
'" lie ull. -l
..g liy It Ii l.-
s and her ::,
-.! a frai-l.. :.
r i-
Lllise of t i "
interval of
1m
"Wllit a li-l'.iute," she sa;d
f "nloailttig her coilccti- : f s
ehe hurried back for soun-t h ,i,g
plete a partially tilled order
"I w nut my boiled bei I " it I
radisli foitn-e this time'" In- alh
her still more licrcely.
She tiodd. d
After i : :ii I, -.us atiot la-r trip or
suddi nlv ,. oM-d in front of hit i
"What is your older, sit '.'" she
"I! bring me." he cxi laluic-d.
lug ith i rath, "soiue b boil,-.
with beef radish miim-!"- 'lih aj
tine.
IJi-fin n 1- rom
Il-e Wo, ol.
I thought 1 could
"Vour inspiration
tun-:" 1 cried, "i :
woods"
'"Ihe wood!" nit,
it nil now.
drawn from na
i the skies, the
1 po-
d the pniiitc
coughing slightly.
I-'roiii this I richtlv conjectured tl-al
lie had in some v. ay become nwnie of
the siiuare black bottle in my port i;i.-i n
tell 11.
It was not the lit- t occasion 1 had for
observing Unit the truly artistic .-oi.i is
gifted with superior powers of divina
tiou. - !elioii .Iouni.il.
elopnient.
"Vcs; dnt is er n wf ill muscle fer er
kid of me llL'e. but dell 1 cum of er alh
letlcal faniilec, nit besides I've n tiers
taken de best of care of incself!" .New
Vol k . cuing .loiirnal.
A Itnnli ('oniinic.
"Miss Minks," said the proprietor,
"do you ktiow anything about the new
minister who Is going to h ue i liarge
of ihe church In llaveloik street here
after'.'''
"Vcs," replied tbe shopw ouian. "lie
Is a tall, tine looking loan, about 'JH.
and In Isn't married."
"Miss Minks," said tic- pi,,pil.-tor
briskly,
m-t s w i
't il Pits
'you may put all tie- new boti
bave In tin- front window."
A Pellne SlMp.
It's ouite likelv that 111V I
Ti
will leave me (Uite a fortune.
d lug. oii know.
.S-ss i ill. Isn't that (list i , sing'
'I ess Mr yes; I do feel son fo
rohl
Jess Nonsense! 1 was s iiip.it h
with you. dear. To think ilial ail
wealth should conn to ,,u w h, i
the
allno
I'hik
d loo kilo
,1, Iphla Pr
to do
J"'
,,o,.
-ss.
No I'hiinee.
"Is In- so very unpopular!
"t up,, pillar'" echoed Mr
" liy, I cave know u him t
en people he has bad h.--
LlloXWell.
, I, II a do
,-niph
taken, and not one out ol
a
'they really wont ha ve a ,
a man can't give his p
w hat chance Is there for hli
Ingtoti Star.
Similar- ClDeallo
When
away.
Wash
lie gazed at the ludlvldi:
il w ho w ii-j
a i r-,w del
M-- I usk
spread ,,er four HeatH hi
rullwai uirntid miirmiired
you n ipii-stion .' 1 lie lixlli hluiil gi mil
I nsHdit. "Hate tbe goie.nmeiit lu
speclors eininlned you for trichinosis
rittsburg ( 'hronlcle 'I'elegrapli.
I'roirl It.
"Whnt do you think. Clarice went out
and anng nt nn entertnlninent In n pri
vate liisnne risyluin "
Kid she any whether they showed
their lusnnlty much '"
Oti. yes; they encored her three
times." ridlndelpliln Bulletin.
The HUIi-ri-ara.
Mm Ijirnli No. I wouldn't listen to
a word n gainst my new Duller; he a aa
true nnd good as slci-1.
Mm. Vnx (who knows his reeonli-
My deer, If you feel that way your vnl
liable are as cood n stolen 1'hlladel
phta rrees
O a Black Sheep.
Iliitcber-Ig o' mutton? Yea'm.
Mr. ! Rlgeur And let It le off a
black aheep, If you pleaae. Wt'rv In
mourning, you know.- I'blladelpiila
Uerord
Editor lt4.
Philadelphia, Harrh ft -Dr. Richard
Jame Dongllaon, an eminent editor and
author of many valusble medical works,
Is dead at his home here of dmpy and
heart fallare, superlndnoed by pnea
monla.
Iar OMvewttaMi.
Columboe. Ohio, Marob 1-Tbe flflb
aaaaal eoaraatloa of lb Kalloaal A
toejaltoa of Mataal lasaraaoe Coin
pea U aoareaed bare today,
Womlcrlul lie.
WASHINGTON LETTER
Prrifdraf
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Of .a-l.t.l'f I
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1...L.L! Ill lhr
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M i ' ! I ill 111 II
I'
ll
bl isi ti, -ss w, , i-1 I ! , , , - - 1 1
w a iched w ,l h l" ,i i : .' . - .-! '
hoped that it 1 1 1 : i e.,i .- in ' : ' f
n most impoi laul f, at i.i i ',
t ion at AnuaHilis
l-rt-l-eilence AtiuiiiK I iiHi'liinoi.
'1 he c,,a, lllliell of W a-;.llvl-.-.. I....I
ball I l.e other II, ti, I lie II.'. - - f :
, lal p. ecedeii.-e an- si , . il '-.I
1.,,-s, f im, t :ns '1 I,, '- . 'o: -
- i .,, bmeti dt i e fainoii I ; ' a
il,.- tank as t !a -1- - :.-,'--i , i - ran;
1 or lntai,- , . M l illiain
t he coachman t or So ; eta n 1 1
it.
l .-1 1
, and took p.eoeileli, , olel Mi 1 ! , : : :
' I! I -i 1 1 ll . the c, arliinali for Se, tda; ;.
Id ol. And Mr. .lain,-, i iiinie,, i!. th-- 1
, oachiiian tor s-eiiator i Haul,
I pew. collies behind Mr !.!
the collchlliall fol S, cletai -, Wlh
ll
: The men who drive lh- her ,,! all
; Ilie cabinet incliibcts, silialols. lepi,
seiilalives and gov, nun, -nt i Hicial-
w ere there with the except ion of M r.
I William l'.iglin. I he coachman f,,i l.,.i ,l
I I'anneefote. the Llitish el:.ba--a,,,
I Iw lug to the recent death of tin n
i Victoria. Mr. Itlglin was I,,.,-. ,1 ! lot-
go the ga.Vetics of the elcllillL;
Navy IIitIIk Co lli-i;ul".
'1'he medical corps if the t-aty i
experiencing considerable (rouble in
securing young physicians who are
willing to accept appointments as as
slstant surgeons.
As soon as the applicants learn of I h"
prospects for ju', a iicciueiit they r, riy
that they prefer to enter the sen i.-o
of the iiriny. where there is promt e
of a blighter future. An assistant
surgeon In the naiy Is a lieul'-nani in
the Junior grade.
There are al present IT, . ,-aii, , s in
the corps, and two more will occur
during the year by the ictircnioni of
Medical IMiector W. K. s'choti.-ld.
senior ollicer of Ihe medical cups, and
Medical Director .1. II. Aver--. Singeoii
(icnerul Van Iteypeii says it Is inipos
siblc to lower the standard, and In ol
der to get cllicielll lliell it will lie n, c
essary for congress to offer belter in
duceiiieiits than exist at present.
One on Justice llarlnn.
Justice Ilnrlaii of tin- supremo court
Is the most democratic of all the
Judges, lie will talk to anybody w ho
will talk to 1 1 i in anil Is not too dignitied
to laugh at a Joke, especially If the
Joke be upon himself.
One of the best Jokes upon the Judge
was the remark of a local lawyer at
the Ixiynl Legion liampiet a few nights
ngo after Harlan had made a speech.
"We have listened to the cloipioiit jus
tlce," said the lawyer, "and now that
he has Unlsbeil we cannot tell whether
bis speech Is an obiter dictum or an
obiter drlnkum."
The guests around the baiupiel room
lnughed heartily, but none more than
Justice Harlan, who told the lawyr
that If be wasn't careful he would be
summoned for contempt.
The Illlnd hnplnln.
Hev. ..Henry N. Condon, the blind
chaplain of the house. Is always led i.,
the capltol by his wife, .lust before
noon each day the venerable pair cm,
nlotig Kast Capltol street arm In arm
There Is nothing about Mr. ( 011,1,11 to
Indicate that lie Is blind, lie Is sprtghl
ly despite his age. Mrs. ( 'on, I, 11 is one
of tin- sweetest and most biiieioh nt
looking women lu ashlngtou Sin- Is
a devoted Attendant on her ln;-baiid.
who seems perfei tly happi .h-splie his
affliction.
Thomas L. i'tiruinseed U the onion,-
uaine of the betieliclaiy In a p; r. at--pension
law that was n-o-i.ih pa-od
liy congress and approved hi l'i, -i ! -nt
McKlnley. I'riv tile Tin -nips, .-, b n.i
pics on the pension 10II for 1- a
mouth as "late of Caplain P. T 1!1
more's compniiy. South ('1110'ina volun
teers. liorlda Indian war "
When Senator Morgan was "p.-aklni;
111 the Kcnate. some one siivvc tcl that
a (juorum of the senat iihl lo be
present.
"Iion't call 11 on my a mi." said
Morgau. with a smile. "I al v. a v 1 fed
nn If there were n ,pioruin hi the sen
Ble when I mil ben- "
C A IM Si llol 1 1 I I,
Rloodboamda For Itnllttnr Prrvlcr.
Illootlhoundfi nre now 11 put of the
equipment of tbe Oreeon Short I le
The hounds will be kept at 01 tain si-i
Hons In 1'tnh. Wyoming nnd Idaho,
where their prcHi-nce Is ihoiight lo le
moat needed, the character of th,- com
try nml the h 11111 1 1 niiniber of I11lml.lt
nnts affording eieellent opiort null lea
for the operntlonn of tniln robbers
The moment Hint word of n train lob
tiery reaches the railroad officials- n
speclnl engine nnd car containing n
ick of bounds will be win lo the
scene nt full ss-ed and with nbsolute
right of wny The bl'Mslhoiind nm Inl
will atop nt nothing until It arrive nt
Ihe Kt where the bnndlt were Inat
een Kiperlenceil mi-n In cbnige of
the dog will put them on the trail
Denver Toat.
Ctillilra Hnrwd.
Tallwton, Oa, March V Three child
ren of Let'le Ieonsrd, colored, who
live ell miles from this place, perished
In a Are that destroyed bar boa
Itaaaxl ( t1allTll.
WaablBftoB, March 7. BacraUry Hay
today received a eablefrasa from Minis
ter Oosfcr at rkl itatlag that reporU
that Mr. Bqoler. tba aecreUry of iba le-
tatloa ftt Ua Uoltad State aaabaaiy,
bai .
bee rallty of loMlag, waabajod tpoa
Waronaatloa.
IS GwTLMALA
nun M kri t-'rarllu
la t ii c t u t r r r tl
a us, IiO Spe-
V 11 get down
All kinds of
-ng since dis-
Illlielit issues
IS, t'llt each
liuiti ddlai
a nl' prints
species lit
raii-inu- 111 face value from
its 1 hese siiiull notes are
pnally as 'soldos.' and who
!!,,ni or who guaraliteed
1, 10 nre t w in in v stories 1
alii' to latin. 111. As you
iii.iV'tie, they vary ooiishler
11 basing power Some of
ecelled by Storekeepers at
L- iss 'Jo to 1 , and v ery f re
1 are refused altogether.
.,
tl
still
r , duplicate things,
h of the departments
less In all the others.
I,
ltiloie 1 fully appi-eclated the intfica-
ies if ihe system I was visiting a
goil s.Z'sl mining town that happens
to be directly on the boundary line be
t'et.ii Iwo depail iiients and ordered a
bottle of beer at a native restaurant.
'I he pi ice WHS 10 celllS. llllll I pulled
out a handful of soldos ami told the
pl'i ipiiet ol' lo help himself, lie looked
at them scornfully and said they were
no g 1, itut, my dear 111:111. ' I pro
tested, 1 just bought some cigars with
them at a simp not loo vaids from
jour door.' 'All, but that was on the
oilier side of the street, senor,' he re
plied. That is not our department!'
I vviltid and gave him a good Cnited
Slates doilar
"To bridge ova r the 'change' ditlieulty
number "I the stores get out small
metal tokens about the size of baggage
lieeks and stamped Willi the linn name
and the deiioiuiiiation nt which they
are Issued. Thev are redeemable over
(lie counter as long as the store lasts
and are really the most trustworthy
currency in the country. (Hie Cerrmiu
storekeeper has varied the programme
slightly by printing small paper notes,
lie u-es niaiilla paper and strikes them
off 011 a ramshackle hand press In a
back room, so. needless to say. they are
not very beautiful to look al, but cadi
of them bears his signature, and they
pass anywhere at par. It's a great
eoniitrj lo live In. Any man with a
stock of inerehamlise can run n private
treasury th pa 1 1 incut as an annex."
New Orleans Times Iemoerat.
I.oilhtevlty In Knulnnil.
"The following facts eoiiseiient
upon a wager made by me a year ago
may interest some of your readers.
The wager was that I should find re
corded in veiir obituary columns for
tile year P.mhi n dally average of five
deaths of pel-sons who had attained the
age of so years or upward -In other
words .:,i; i f,,i- the year. 1 lind 1.KS2
Instead of I. V.n. 1111 average lather ex
ceed, ng sl instead of live. The pro
portion of these deaths to the total
number ol deaths advertised 1- some
vv dial bel vv . 1 11 a lift 1 1 and a sixth The
chief Mi alh lallv' occurred In the early
months of the year namely, .lannary
(o M.i lv far the most falal month
was .laiiiiar.v. Strange lo say, the
June and July totals exceed those of
Iieoemher. thus apparontlj- adding an
other nail to the eotlln of the mm dis-
credit,
a l.ii
Times
.1 a. lav
thai a gn
aid" Let
en villi- makes
hv
er in Loudon
l.n.ol Shola.
The Itiitish and liners nt I'leters hill
were crouching behind bowlders scat
tered over a wide surface. The mo
ment a man on either side emerged
from his o r he was at once the tar
get of the enemy's bullets. A Hoct,
partly, It seem, d. In bravado, made a
sudden sally to Join n nelghtsir. An
I'.ngbshman, who had long watched
the rock and was becoming alck with
hope deferred, took aim nnd brought
the daring one down. Ho delighted
was tie witli his luck thnt he threw
himself 1 u his back behind the shallow
shelter of Ids bowlder nnd kicked his
heels Into the air. lu IiIh transport Ids
heel rose above the rock, ns be wns
Instantly made aware by a bullet
tninsil lug Ids fluttering ankle.
Harrrlns " Adriatic.
After having been dlsj-ontlnucd for
nboiit a century, the ancient nniiunl
cereinonv of "marrying" tbe Adriatic
will probnbly lie revived In full splen
dor next jear.
Ill-signs have been drnwn for repro
ducing nn exnet model of tbe hnnd
aoiiie old world state galley, which wm
the Inst used for the ceremony by t lie
YenellHii republic 111 17117.
ihe 1 1 1 1 m i i i -1 1 ' n 1 1 1 y Is enthunlast lc In
suploi t i ug ihe project.
KM. a la Aaahr.
An Kiigllalininn liss nt Inst succeeded
In pliotngrnplilng tiles In amlier. Amber
almw ,1, nd black on a photogrniih and
under lite i.jlcroscoiie. Ho has dlacov-
ered n (liilil Into which he puts tbe dm
1st nnd tin n photographs through It.
As some of the files In amlier are of a
forgotten type, dating liark to before
the flood, tbe results sro Interesting
SIDE LIGHTS ON LIFE.
All fnmlly tree are more or leea
shady.
Thnt man I generous lo a fault who
never correeta It
A double wedding might be properly
railed a four in hand tie.
It la a poor widow who cao't remarry
Illch one are aoon gobbled a p.
When a into geti looaawna, ha be
gtna to rvallM what poof company ka
kiv Chicago New.
I f raakford Baoeaga al Um Oaka Mm
Market.
i After lie Comes:
Lc llAs A hrd enough ti::.c
us d - tj bci her t-Likl :
One -. "t-i-s .
do -hr n...t l.a .:
ac.: fcc Ssjv si u-. c -t'
' ixpru c he:
M.r shouM by lcj-)
hcrrscl: wiLh
Mother's
Friend.
u
t h
1 t the
i.gi ' the
muscles are.
which lx-ar the
strain, the less
pa.n there w ill be.
It A woman living in I-'ort Wavne.
lnd , s.ivs: " Mo'.'vcr s l'ricnd did
wonders for me. 1 'raise God for
w v,-.:r liniuH-nt."
J Kead this from I! unci. Oil
ft " Mother's Friend is a Messing to
e; a l v. -mcii w lio uudeigo nature's ?
J onle.d of childbirth. "
Get Mother's Friend at the 5
J drug store. SI per bottle.
ft THE BRADFHLD RfGUUTOR CO.,
X Atlantd, Gd.
ft
j. Write tor our fri-ill, isl-ateit tmiik, " Betore
J Hnl.y Is 11.. rn " da.
DR. OTTO'S
. rvv
cughs anoc
FOR THE CURE
OF ALL.
Coughs, Colds,
OB
HO REMEDY EQUALS
DR. OTTO'S
Spruce
GumBalsam.
A single dose will relieve suffering and iti
regular use will effect a permanent cure.
riticE, as a.i so cESTe.
WOOD'S THOROUGH-GROWN
Seed Potatoes
are selected setsl stocks, grown
specially for seed purposes, in the
bent potato districts in this count
ry. Our Nortbern-grovv n seed are
grown in .Maine and Northern
Michigan, while our Karl y Obios
are grown in tbe lied Kiver I'is
trict, famous for Hh superior seed
of this variety.
Wood's Second Crop Seed
which are in high favor w ith truck
ers everywhere, nre grown from
selected stocks in Kasteru Virginia
a section noted for producing the
best Second Crop Seed l'otatoes
in this country.
Trices quoted on reiiiet.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
Seedsmen, Richmond, Ya.
Weed's Daocrtptlvc Ctaltw Icllaall
about S4 Potato, and Hip Oral
Ba for the Prs and Oarooa. W ho-
6
tor It. Mailed tnt.
El MM,
HKAtigl'AUTK.n-v KOIt
HARDWARE
And allK inds of
BUHDIHS MATERIAL
Heating and Cooking Stove and
Ilangea, Lime, Cement, Planter,
I'iint, O I , Vanish, I'ultT, Saab,
Doora, Itlinda, Cutlery and nil tho
naefnl article usually found in an
Up-to-daU Hardware Store,
Lowptl Prlcri.
UotUr Howl ChatUwka,
NEW IXKIIN. Ti. V.
UCipiulltuOUSiptl
nrickt Ilrlrk!! KrleUW
7&.0OO Tint aM IlArd Drirk
mr mm . a. a . a . - '
ror naja .Dfwp, AppijM j
O. L. HAHDISON,
Thunnan, K. C