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'A VETERAN OF THE BLACK HAWK, MEXICAN AND THE CIVIL WARS. CAPT. W. W. JACKSON. Sufferings Were Protracted and Severe -Tried Every Known Remedy Without Belief-Serious Stomach, Trouble Cured by Three Bottles of Peruna I ' Capt. W. W. Jackson, 705 G- St., N. W., Washington, D. C., writes: -''^'Jiam'eightT-trrree years old, a veteran of the Black Hawk, Mexican and the Civil! Wars. I am by profession a physi cian, but abandoned the same. ? years ago I was seriously affected with caiarrli of the stomach, sufferings wer? protracted and ;*?j?er?.? TtrJLed every known remedy without obtaining relief. ''In desperation 1 began the v*c of your Peruna. 1 began to realize immediate though] gradualimprove ment. "After the use of three bottles every appearance of rov complaint was removed, and I have no hesitation in recommend ing it as an infallible remedy for that dis oVder."-W. W. Jackson. - Address Dr. S. B. Hartman, President of The .Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. j;;c -;-:: ?? . . ._ So. 29. COLORADO HAS A SODA LAKE. Remarkable Discovery Made in the Heart of. San 'Luis .Valley. One of ?the; most remarkable dis & coveries ever made in the region is * " ~?? ? t o f a lake of liquid soda in the in accessible desert between Crestone; Col., and Hooper, in the San Luir, valey. The lake is ah acre and a quar ' ter in ^extent and lies at the bottom """^til a little basin valley in the desert ^n^its surface soda crystals have collected to a depth of eighteen inches, the whole lake having the appearance of a body of ice with a hard snow ? covering. A recent examination by the state school of mines shows that these cry stals are 37 per cent pure soda, purei than most of the commercial soda offered on the market. A Denver man. E. M, Falke, has secured a lease of the land containing the lake and is now installing ' machinery whichx will con vert, the native crystals into market able form. -Th?re^ar? 4,000 tons iE .sight i. i. ?i- ; ;The school of mines experts say S that the soda is a creation of feld - spar. The granite mases of the Sangre .de.- Cristo: range stand sentinel on >*1SW30k -sides. . of- the little- valley. The ^--feldspar in the granite, undergoing decomposition, collects in the lake - basin, where^it.is held in check by an .impervious "trlay, and proper condi tions are furnished tor concentration and evaporation. ..Banks, as Public Benefits, tany^piople who deal with banks every , day do not really understand the pfoper object and purpose of bank lng.. Banks can not create money, hey can gather . small sums which are distributed among the peo ple and thus create an aggregate wliich can b? made available for im portant business operations that pre viousy would have been impossible. Individuals, each possessing a few hundreds or a few thousands, invest it in stock in a bank, and thus a fund of $50,000 or- ?100,0u0 is established in a town or community as a great aid to the business activity and pros perity of its people. There is no more money in the community than there was previously, but li is in a form where it can be made to in the successful conduef-of five times br ten times the arflount of business than itsaj^sfrr-gtfm stands for.-New 5s Picayune. Owl"; Devotion to Dead Mate. A remarkable instance of bird in stinct and devotion is reported from Quaker Neck. Early last month Hen ry Brown, a-farmer i^ere, set several .jump traps about his ?arm to catch prowlers, of " whatever nature, that had been placing havoc with his flock Of fowls. A day .pr two later he miss ed one of the xraps. Bartus Trew, a neighboring farmer, discovered two owJSj^^an. apple tree. One, a large h?rheo~?wi, wras in evident distress, trying to shield and warm its mate. . To. a leg of the dead bird was hang ing Brown's jump-trap with chain at tached.-Philadelphia Record. There are some people who think that Heaven will reward them for giv ing the church a dime for a dollar en tertainment. COMES A TIME ??hcn Codee Shows IV hat It Has neon Volas, ? ?^mf. {fZ -" Jf^^?^eaw coffee has disagreed with me," writes a matron from Kome, 'N.' T., "it's lightest punishment was to make me. 'logy' and dizzy, and it seemed to thicken up my blood. ''The heaviest was when it upset my stomach completely, destroying my ap petite and makipgTine nervous and irri table, and sent me to my bed. After one of these^ttacksy in, which I nearly lost mxlMeV?ic?ncl?ded to quit and try Posnim Food Coffee. "It wenl^gig^y^fpie^ppt! I found it not only a^mostrpalatable and refresh ing bev?ragg|butr4i: food hs well. "All my ailments, thc 'logincss' and dizziujess, the ^unsatisfactory condition of my blood, my nervousness and irri tability disappeared'iii short order and my sorely afilicle?l . stconach began quickly to recover. 1,began to rebuild and have steadily continued until now. Have a good appetite and am rejoic-iog in "sountP-healtb, which I owe- to the use of Posj?jna, Food Coffee." Name given by Postaux -Co., Dnttle Creek, Mich. fy ' .There's a reason. ; - Read the little book, "The Road to Welivlile," found ia e&ch-pkg, Cotton M iii Notes. A Record man asked a prominent cot ton manufacturer if there were many new cotton mills under way in North Carolina at present. He said there were not and probably would be put few for some years to come. The trouble with the cotton mill business is two-fold. One trouble is the speculation in cotton, which keeps the price in such an unset tled condition that the manufacturer can hardly tell what his goods cost him and can maintain no standard of values for them, and another reason is that labor is getting so scarce in North Carolina that the mills that are now running are practically all short of help. In England there is an aboun dance of skilled cotton mill labor. Why cannot some effort be made to get some of it to this country where there is an ever increasing demand for workers? The South is the natural centre of the cotton mill industry and should be more the actual one.-Greensboro Record. The American Cotto^f^ffip^nyTo?" GreensWroTiia^^en'chartered to deal in municipal bonds and all other kinds of securities, in seed cotton and to gin and othherwise prepare the latters to build ginning and cleaning machinery; to build cotton mills, export cotton, etc. the capital sjock being $250,000. The stockholders are Solomon N. Cone, Ju lius W. Cone, David Dreyfus, Thomas Crabtree and Neil Ellington. . Mr. Mike Brown, of Barnwell, S. C., is said to be the cross-tie king. He? fur nishes ties to many railways and han dles them in very large quantities. He is ready to buy ties at all times and in any part of the'country, and equally ready to sell ties at all times and in any part of the country. A big plant to make cast iron pipe is being erected at Sheffield, Ala. The cost will be $500,000. TEXTILE NOTES. The ginners bf Texas will meet at College Station July 25. The Abbeville, (S. C.) Cotton Mills has declared a dividend of 3 per cent. The Palmetto Cotton Mills of Colum bia, S. C., expects to install a cloth press and a lathe. The Eagle & Phenix Mills, Colum bus, Ga., has declared a' semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent. The American Cotton Manufactur ers' Association will hold its next an nual meeting in May, 1906, af Ashe ville, N. C. The Yazoo Yarn Mills, reported last week as incorporated with capital stock of $80,000, is for the purpose of buying the Yazoo Cotton Mills at Ya zoo City, Miss. The company will ef fect permanent organization about July 15. The American Net & Twine Co., H. F. Williamson, agent, Anniston, Ala., states that there is no truth in the re cent reports that the company will build an addition to its plant. This company manufactures nets, seines, lines, and twines, having mills at An niston and at East Cambridge, Mass. The plant formerly operated at Greensboro, N. C., by the Van Deven ter Carpet Co. has recently passed to tho ownership of the Marshall Mills. This company was referred to last week. It 4s manufacturing stair and art squares, and is composed of the following: Watson Whittleysey, pres ident, East Orange, N. J.; Foster M. Voorhees, secretary, Elizabeth, N. J.; and Franklin P. Marshall, treasurer, Greensboro, N. C. Reference was made recently to the purchase of the Eastman Cotton Mills, Eastman; Ga., by W. H. Cotter and as sociates, and to their intention of pro viding improvements to the plant. The company has awarded contract for new machinery to the Lowell Ma chine Shops of Lowell, Mass., and to the Draper Company of Hopedale, Mass. This equipment is beginning to arrive, and will be in position by the end of August. R. H. Wright of Ibu Russell Woolen Mill Co., Morristown, Term., will take charge of thc Cumberland Gap Woolen Mills at Cumberland Gap, Tenn., and add six knitting machines. Thc mill will then operate an equipment of 4S0 spindles, 24 looms, two sets of 40-inch cards, besides the knitting machinery. Yarns, jeans, cassimere, flannel blank ets and wcolen and cotton hosiery bc manufactured. Mr. Wrij&lHtf'mto cate in Cumberlan^GajJjjrseptember I d,rk Manufacturing C., is completing the installation of electric power, super seding steam in its plant. The wiring has been finished, the transformers are in position, and the six motors are ready for installing. There.will be two 75-horse-power motors in the carding and spinning room, also a 30 and a 40 horse-power motor, and in the weaving room there will be a 100-horse-power motor and a 75-horse-power motor. Plans aro progressing for the estab lishment of tho knitting mill referred to last week as proposed at Rockwood, Teon. The company will have a capi tal stock* of $40,000, which is said to have been subscribed, and an applica tion for incorporation will be filed Wife Murderer Captured. Lexington, N. C., Special.-Albert Miller, colored, was arrested here Sun day evening charged with the murder of his wife at Yorkville, S. C. The arrest was made by Policeman Pearl Taylor, on information and warrant from Magistrate T. B. Glenn, of York ville. Miller's mother and step-father live here. lie is in jail herc and ad mits shooting his ' wife, but did not know she was do?.d. Sheriff Dorsett bas notified the Yorkville authorities that Miller is willing to be taken there. Bulgurial Wants Protection. Sofia, Bulgaria, By Cable.-The Bul garian government has sent a circular note to the representatives of the pow ers in which the powers are asked to intervene for the protection of the Bul garian population in the vilayet of Adrianople, European Turkey, against systematic Turkish persecution, which forces the Bulgarians to abandon meir homes, io seek refuge- in the forests and to become active rebels. The note suggests that the valayet be subjected to European control. Will Lose Eyesight. Chester, S. C.. Special.-Discourag ing reports come from the bedside of Mr. P. G. McCorkle, who was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital a few days ?go for treatment. While his general condition is much improved, the phys icians express absolutely no hope for 'the restoration of his eyesight. One eye was removed shortly after the ac cident, . and at that time it was be lieved the other one could be saved, but when examined by experts, they claim he can never see again. j WITTE NAMED FOR ENVOY Czar Became Convinced That Nego tiations Might Fail If His Appointee as Chief Plenipotentiary Went to Washington and Now Consents to Replace Him by Russia's Great Con structive Statesman, Long Out of Favor. Qt. Petersburg .Special.--Ml Mkira vetiff has resigned bis position as chief peace plenipotentiary. It may be re garded as practically certain that be will be replaced by M. Witte, president of the committee of ministers, who all along has been considered the Rus sian statesman pre-eminently qualified to undertake the difficult task of nego tiating peace with Japan. Though the Emperor on two previous occasions has flatly declined to accept M. Witte, he has now indicated his readiness to make the appointment. The commission; however, will not be actually signed until Foreign Minister -Lamsdorff, who throughout has been Mr. Witte's warm supporter, has _ha?V an audience with the Erapero'iC M. Witte's seleciiOtTwill undoubtedly , ^be^h.aile^ .as a practical assurance of peace. While it would be a mistake to denominate him as a "peace-at-any price" man, M. Witte earnestly believes that the struggle should be ended and should be succeeded by an understand ing between Russia and Japan which would insure peace in the Far East for half a century. Indeed, he is person ally believed to be in favor of a Russo Japanese alliance. M. Muraveiffs retirement, ostensibly owing to reasons of i'" health, is in reality, due to the fat.t. chat the Em-, peror became convinced of the fact that the negotiations might be jeopardized "If he went to Washington. M. Mura vieff himself, upon consideration, quite frankly recognized his lack of diplo matic . training and his want of ac quaintance with the questions in volved, and with equal frankness ex pressed satisfaction that he had been relieved. -_h Train Stalled in Tunnel. Asheville, Special.-A special from Andrews, on the Murphy branch, says: Heavy rain, practically a cloudburst, caused numerous washouts, flooding the track oTer two feet for a half mile near Topton. A number of tresttc sup ports were carried away, paralyzing traffic. Traiu No. 19 stalled in a tun nel five miles east of Andrews. Over a hundred were on board all night. The trestle at the east entrance of the tunnel gave way on the passing of the rear coach, and ditching was narrowly avoided. The train was brought to a stop, in the tunnel. Investigation ahead revealed another washout bridge 50 feet from the west end of the tun nel. The train is still unable to pro ceed either way. The coaches were packed with people, two in a seat, some standing all night. Many women and children attending the Topton bar becue were aboard. A majority of the passengers walked to Andrews over the flooded tracks for breakfast. The wires are crippled. I-:- , Growers Sue Tobacco Trust. Clarksville, Tenn., Special.-Suit was entered by a committee from the executive committee of the Dark To bacco Growers' Association against the American Tobacco Company and buvers, who are alleged to have boy cotted the association, for $250,000 al leged damages. The suit is brought on behalf of 7,000 planters who are members of the association, and is based on an alleged action of the de fendants in trying to break up and destroy tho association, in restraining competition, and also for the alleged boycotting of the association's tobacco in the Clarksville market, in Bremen and in other foreign markets. Other-Disclosures Likely. Oyster bay, Special.-It is regarded here as probable that other sensation al developments may grow out of the leak in the cotton crop report, which Secretary Wilson, of the Department ijlr^^c^n^tr^r'r^a^h^ifhe President regarding possible future disclosures. In fact, by direction of the President, Secretary Wilson is conducting the in quiry along his own lines with a deter mination to sift the matter to the bot tom. Attorney General Moody will de termine finally whether criminal prose cutions are to be instituted by the government against any one of the al leged conspirators. I? .- ? Hubbard's Letter Endorsed. Augusta, Ga., Special.-Tho cotton exchange through its president, J. B. Walker, wired President Roosevelt in support of the action taken by Presi dent Hubbard, of the New York Cot ton Exchange. The telegram says that the Augusta exchange heartily en dorses the letter of W. C. Hubbard, recently sent you, and solicits prompt co-operation in stamping out and ex posing the corruption developed in the bureau of statistics." Lawson Leaves Omaha. Omaho, Neb., Special.-Thomas W. Lawson, after a five hours' stay in the city, left for Missouri Valley, Ia., where he is to address the Chautau qua Assembly on the "System." His coming has been extensively heralded, and a large number of persons gath ered at the station to see the famous antagonist of the Standard Oil Com pany and the Copper Trust. Charged With Husband's Murder. Swainsboro, G., Special.-Henry Co vena was shot at his home near Burn dale, on July 3rd. It was at first thought that he had committed sui cide, his wife saying she had reached him after the shot was fired. A pis tol was found some distance-from Co vena's side and it was learned that he and his wife had frequently quarreled. Upon the evidence presented, Mrs. Co vena was remanded for trial to the Su perior Court. Alleged Spy Sentenced. Tokio, By Cable.-The judgment in the case of Captain A. E. Bougouin, the French resident tfho was sen tenced to ten years' imprisonment at hard labor on the charge cf being a Russian spy, declares the accused was engaged in searching for and reporting artillery secrets. Tho counts allege that Bougouin reported the move ments of Japanese troops to Captain ?ektry at Paris ?'.nd to a Paris news pape. Thcdforcl's Black-Draught comea nearer regulating the entire Eystem and keeping thejbody in health than any other medicine made, lt is always ready in any emergency to treat ailments that are frequent in any family, such as indigestion, biliousness, colds, diarrhoea, and stomach aches. Thcdford'B Black-Draught is .the standard, r.e-vcr-iailing remedy for stomach, bowel, liver and kidney troubles. It is a cure for thc domes tic ills which so frequently summon the doctor. It is as good for chi lehren as it is for grown persons. A close of this modicme every day will soon cure tho most obstinate case of dys pepsia or constipation, and when taken as directed brings quick rclicfrS' DAJfjiLLr, 111., Dec. 23,1502. tjj ! Thcdfpj-d^-B?aclc-DrauguC has boon our \ lUatXyao'A or for flvo years and ire want B ^ao other. When any of us feel badly wo " tako a di;so and aro oil right in twelve hours, vre have spent lots of monoy for doctor bills, but get along Just as well .with Black-Draught. IKA gt BAD1?U. Ask your dealer for a package of Thedford's Black-Draught and if ho docs not keep it send2JC. to Tho Chatta nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn, and a package will be malled to you. StCKliiAHV WILSON RtfiUINS FIRM Secretary Wilson Declares That Un less There Arc New Developments Regarding the Cotton Leak He Will Abide Result So Far Attained. Washington, Special-Unless there are new developments in connection with the cotton leakage investigation, Secretary Wilson said Tuesday that he proposel to stand on the report of thc secret service officers. He expect ed, however, that the investigation would give rise to various rumors and stories of irregularities in connection with the Department's reports on ether products, but that where there was thc slightest tangible evidence to work upon he would go to the bottom of every complaint and publish the re sults of his investigation. Already, he said, the allegation had been made that the tobacco figures had been manipulated and the matter would be looked into. But for the present he had nothing further to say. The new system of preparing the monthly crop report, devised since thc cotton investigation began, was put in force Tuesday. That report was made public late Tuesday even ing and the Secretary believes that the steps taken to safeguard the fig ures were well-nigh perfect. Early in the day Assistant Secretary Hayes, Chief Statistician Hyde and several experts of the Department were placed in a room under lock and key and they were not to be permitted to come out until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The telephones in the room were dis-" connected, and a careful scrutiny.was kept cf the windows to avoid the pos sibility of a leak through private sig nals. No communications of any sort .have been received from Mr. Price or his attorney, and thc Secretary believes that so far as the cotton investiga tion report is concernod it is a closed incident The Czar's Friend Murdered. Moscow, By Cable.-Major General Count Shu valoir, prefect of police here, and formerly attached to the Ministry of thc Interior, was assassin ated Tuesday morning while receiv- j ing pcthjons. One of the petitioners drew a revolver and firj2r]^fr^t??K5S^' .^ih^cr^fect, wlu^ef?dead. Thc as- : sassin was arrested. Thc assassin awaited in the ante room of the prefecture till the other petitioners had been received and then entering thc audience room, he advanced towards Count Shuvaloff. firing five shots at close range. The bullets passed through the body of thc prefect. The assassin, who was dressed as peasant, has not been identified. Ho was recently arrested as a political suspect, but escaped from the police station before his examination. Dargan Commits Suicide. Charleston, S. C., Special.-A special from Darlington says that R. Keith Dargan, formerly president of the In dependent Cotton Oil Company and the Darlington Trust Company, .com mitted suicide'by drinking four ounces of carbolic acid. Dargan was talking to his brother a short while before the deed was done and seemed in good spirits, although the failure of the mills and tho closing of the trust company's doors were naturally weigh ing upon his mini. He left a note which the coroner has taken, in which it is known that he mentioned the financial troubles, and stated that he intended to kill himself. The oil company was capitalized at $1,000,000, and it is rumored that the deficiencies may reach $700,000. Railroad From Norfolk to Beaufort. Raleigh, Special-A special from Elizabeth City says the Carolina Coast Railroad Company was organized there to build a railroad from Norfolk to Beaufort, N. C. President, W. B. Roper, of Norfolk; secretary, W. T. Harris, Norfolk; directors, W. B. Rodman, Thomas Duncan, W. B. Roper, W. f. Harris and W. C. Rodman, are all stock subscribers. Bloody Encounter. Warsaw, By Cable.-Thre9 bloody encounters between troops and strik ing shoe makers, in which about ' 20 per?ons were killed or wounded, oc curred Tuesday. The strikers were marching through Ihe city frcm house l j house demanding the lowering of rc-nt-3 by 20 per cent. Many proprie tors out or fear complied with, the de mands ot ihe strikers. u' - Lobster Race the Latest teamed men of science gravely Us tened to a lecture in the Paris muse um of natural history this week giv lng the report of a lobster race which has just been held, says a Paris spe clal to the Kansas City Journal. The contest took place olf the Isle of Man. A number of young and spry lobsters each with a number attached to its tall were dropped in the sea. The winner-that is, the competitor which so far as known, traveled far thest from the starting point, was fished up thirteen and one-half miles away three days later. The lobster race was got up with a view to ascer taining certain questions relating to the " distance these crustaceans are likely to travel within a specified time. It was not ascertained how many finished, but the truth' of the reports are now vouched for. 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It is their own fault, too I "When sick they don't i consider tho cost if sick, for your life things do not permit the dUease to rut ienco has tiuivhfc us what Checkers i world which will equal its marvelous i known chronic or fatal diseases. a a ? na E?T" We want you to try i Checkers. Wo want you teggggy to use this medicine be cause lt has merit, be cause ifc will do you good, because mof commences to search the system. It y tb tho bottom of every ordinary diseas druggist for a sample bottle free-or mammoth dollar bottle to-day. sy3 CbiecRer Board ai Call on yoi size heavy 12 red anal to furnish Check g""S IT! E3 ? E 51 S 3 H B H ES. si si ? a a s? y a ss si r cs a Si s s B o a a i Pointed Paragraphs. Spiritual hirth knows no social har riers. ?-? If a lawyer's success depended whol ly upon the gift of gab, there would be more woman lawyers. If a girl refuses a young man's pro posal, he thinks she doesn't know her mind, so he doesn't mind her no. A woman is as old as she looks, but every woman imagines she is the ex ception that proves the rule. Many a man who has succeeded in carving out a vast fortune for himself would not be able to carve a board ing house turkey. cTWozley's Lemon Elixir. Is a sure cure for all LIVER TROUBLES and a preventive of TYPHOID and other fevers. ( Grandparent Good for \ Parent ( Baby Ask Your Neighbor 50c. ?and $1.00 per bottle at Drug Stores. RHU BIiB?iialii To botter adyertlse the 'South's Inadine Business College, four scholarships ara of fered young persons of th 1B county at J?ss than cost. WRITE TODAY. HA-ALA, BUSINESS COLLEGE, Macon, fla for over a quarter of a 1 the sales of -LION COFFEE, package coffees. more Qual from roast urely ages, Beded ludes i or contact with germs, dirt, ids. Ute absolute purity ol iranteed to fae consumer. Lion-head on every package. s for valuable premiums. RS EVERYWHERE COLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio. 3altimore nt the base of the Blue Ridge lishedlSOQ; Incorporated 18.16. Healthful ly lawns, modern equipment throughout, sue either the Classical or the English r. Music, Painting and Domestic Econ n their respective departments. Pros eado my. Emmitsbvrtf, Maryland THE BOWELS es, appendicitis, biliousness, bad breath, bad foul month, headache, indigestion, pimples, nd dizziness. When your bowels don't move ire people than all other diseases together. It s ring. 'No matter what ails you, start takmg /ell and stay well until you git yo.Jr bowels :a today under absolute guarantee to cure or ted CCC. Never sold in bull:. 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B H S BB JG BUB SS' BE USED FROM THE HOUR OF BIRTH Weigh ing tho Baby. Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and chemists throughoutthe world endorse Cuticura Soap because of its delicate, medicinal, emollient, sanative, and antiseptic properties derived from Cuticura, trie great Skin Cure, united with the purest of cleansing ingredients and most refreshing of flower o'dors. For preserving, purifying, and beauti fying the skin, as well as for all the purposes of the toilet and bath, Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuti cura Ointment, the great Skin Cure, is priceless. Guaranteed absolutely pure, and may be used from the hour of birth. Two Soap? in one at one price-namely, a Medicinal ?nd Toilet Soap for 23c. toiler Draft ft Chem. Corp, Sole Trop?., Boston. .Malled ?'rec, "How to Cue ior Baby'i Skin, Scalp, and Hair." Concentrated Nature's Great Remedy -FOR DYSPEPSIA Stimulates the Liver, regulates the Bowels and keeps the entire- system in a healthy condition. A. Natural Product with a reoord ol a Cen tury. If afflicted try it. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. GRAS ORCHARD WATER GO., XVOUISVXIXE. KY.. Ttuxtasrsmt ensate corm s\ -^grxrv_:__- i< v-? You want only the best otto n Gin ?chiner y Ask any experienced Ginner about S ger We would like to show von what thousands of life lonjr customers say. Write for catalog1 and testimonial booklet. Charlotte, >*. C., Atlanta. Ga. Birmingham, Ala. Itremphiii, Tenn., Dallas, Tex. -J FOR WOMEN troubled with ills peculiar to their sex, used as a douche is marvelously suc cessful. Thoroughly cleanses, kills disease ?erras, Etops discharges, neals inflammation and local soreness, cures leucorrh?e a and nasal catarrh. Paxtine is in powder form to be dissolved in pure water, and is far more cleansing, healing, germicidal and economical than liquid antiseptics for ail TOILET AND WOMEN'S SPECIAL USES . For sale at druggists, 00 cents a box. Tri cl Box and Book of Instructions Free. THC R. PAXTON COMPANY BOSTON, MASS. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. TULANE UNIVERSITY OP LOUISEN?. Its advantages for practical Instruction. l>otli In ample laboratories and abundant hospital materials aro unequalled. Free access ls given to the treat Charity Hospital with SOO beds and 30,000 patients annually. Special Instruction ls Riven dally at the bedside of the sick. The next session begins October 19th, 191)3. For catalogue and Informntlon adilrcss PROF. S. E. ('HAIL I.E. RI: I)., ?cnn. P. O. Ora wer 201. NEW ORLEANS, LA. CURED G i v 9 8 Quiets Relief. Removes all swelling in 8 to 30 days ; effects a permanent cure in 30 to todays. Trial treatment given free. Nothingean bc faire! Write Dr. H. H. Green's Sons. . Specialists. Box B Atlanta, sa Address of (1) persons ot ! " ? part Indian blood who ar? 1 not living with any tribe, (2) ot" n.en who were drafted in Kentucky, (3) of mothers of soldiers who have been denied pension on recount of their re marriage, <4) of men who served in (heFed? eral army, or <S) th?* nearest kin of such soldiers or sailors, now deceased. NATHAN BICKFORD, Attorney, Washington. I>. C. OUR SPECIALTY 3-4_-5 Three two dollar shirts for five doiiars, MADE TO YOUR MEASURE. Write for simples and measutement Wants. MODEL SHIRT CO. Dept.S, Indianan oil?, Cad. So. 29, pisa^e? REF CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS.. Best Cough Syrup. Tastes 3ooo. uso ta time. Sold by druggists.