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THE STRAIN OF WORK, Drit of Muck* lilv* Out Um lltir.|?>n of Dally Tot It ? T.loiftennut <icorjfo <?. WiiiiVi, of N<>. 1 f'lirujlfiil, \\'iihliii?Kloi>, 1>. V.* Kit y ** : 'K't# fiit Iiom-st fuel that l)onn'i\vliliwy l'illx illil ii ! Ki'ont lot of ifnTfll, t it i h I If it wric not title 1 wolild not , tfy -III. i It WilK 1 III* .StifWll ! of JlfthiK tliflt Wrought on kUlncy 1 trnnhl" niid tvonk- j iii.v luck, but j MIH'c lining I )o/i 1 1 ' N ? Kidney I'llln I have lifted <>oo pound* 1111(1 felt )IO bad CffcelK. I III! VO !?? 't felt the trouble eoim* back wince, although I had suffered for fl v?* or .six yearn, ami other remedies had put helped me at oil." For tale by nil dealers. I'rlce fit) rents. Fost MiJ burn Co., Buffalo, N. V. Nothing bents u good wife except a had hmdmnd. Ho. It. FITS pTinanfiitl v oiiro t. \oflt s or nor von* h vifilic- 'I ?? ? d'i v 's mi of Dr. K I i 'x?'h ' J r?)?( N'M'v >It i' i torn r, f 'it ri.'ilh >! t l<i a rut t r-'iil Iho f r<'0 J >r It. IMymn*. I.td./jftl A ret i St., l'htla.. I'a. A )>rp tl.if ttorl.s only at ni^iii i* found in lie'' juouIcK of India Mr?. Vinslow'rf '/not Mm; Syrup foriditldrAn 'if <i ? ? > f t <" :i t ho ^n in 4, r<!<tiu'n? inl! nmini> ? ( i i >.?,< 1 1 ii y -4 |i.'tiii,? iirc.i wind coll?',2ft<\ubott I**. In ilw |,i-i inshinrc of hoihng to llr.ilii took place in I'crai.i. Taylor'* Cherokco lham'dy of Svrrot Onm ?ml St it I |?'ii in Nature n Kreat remedy Cures Coii^lis, Colds, Crvdlp ami OoiiMUini'llon.aml nil throat ami hing troubh'H. Al lUU^tflfttH, lb'., W)?. uiiO i 1. 00 |??*r 1/ottlo. Wildcat Jump* on Engine. Whllo Fi :glneor I'M White and Flrrv >nan Harry AImmii wero >;puodlnfl through the l'allK.tde Canyon with a freight tin 111 at niidit they ?<?!'? Biar i led by a largo wildcat landliiK suddenly </ii their engine. The animal emitted u blood curdling cry rtn It himb'd, and when tile dust elcAi <'i| away they saw the ani?ry beast, only a low feet away ^taring at them. Tile two men seized weapons with uliieh to be it off the animal, but it made no show of f I ts ti t . leaping from tliii II > inn train to the ground. It rolled a <Ur/< n feet, liefoiv it stopped, but apparently it Was unhurt us it Fcanipereil away immediately.- Whine tniiei a Correspondent Sacrament lien A iiickle's w??rth of rell'Mui b( likely to be all used up befure yo?| }*,et to 1 1 1 < ? rliiin h door OPERATION AVOIDED EXPERIENCE OF MISS MERKLEY Bhn Wiu< Tol l That nu Oporntlon Wae Inovitnb'.o How ?> ho It 'NN'lu'ii a phy^einn tells tt woman Mif feriujj Willi ovarian or \\ ? >11 1 1 > (rouble ? hat un opera lion is neeessu ry , tin- very thought of the Wnifu and the operating table strikes terror to her heart, and our hospitals are full of women coming for ovuriun or woinh opera lions. M/ffMargrot /yferkley Then* nro eases whore an operation is tilt! only resource, hut. when one oon- i Klilors tin* great number ?>f cases of | ovarian mnl wimili troubln cvnod by j I<yilia K. I'inhhnin's Vegetable Com- | pound aflvr physicians nave advised j operations, no w< ?nuiu should submit to one wit I ?? >u t first trying the Vegetable Compound and writing Mrs. I'inkhain. Lyiiii, Mass., for advice. which is free. Miss M a rj^ret Merlcley of 27^ Third Ktreet, Milwaukee, Wis. , writes: Mrs. t'inktiiiMi - - " [/>?& <?f utrength, extreme norvontmeiia shooting pains through the pel vie organs bearing ? 1 < ? \% ? t pains ami eiamjiK i i unpolled lllo In v< el; inrilit'iil :?t I \ ii'e. I In' ?l< elm nf|er tiinkint; an examination, sniil I had nvnrinu ?rmil>le ami ulceration mid niKisrd an opera tion. 'In this I strnne.lv nl ? je< 'I ?x | ninl decided to try Lydin R I'inUhain'H Vegetable Coin (toiind. The iilcorut inn <piicklv healed, nil the Iwd symptoms di>.nppearcd ami I am oneo moro strong, vigorous, ami well." Ovarian anil womb t roubles are stea?l* llv on the ineroaso anions women. If the monthly periods are very painfnl, or too frequent and excessive if you hye pain or swelling low down fn the l?Mt side, hearing down pains, leueor rluva, don't neglect your.sel f t r \ l.ydia K. I'inUham's Vegetable. Compound. On the Trail nvilh a Fish Brand Pommel Slicker " I followed the trail from Texna to Muntnna with a KI8H BRAND Slicker, used for on overcoat when cold, a wind coat wnen windy, a rain coat when it rained, an<l for ft cover nt night if we got to bed, and 1 will auy that I hove gotten inoit comfort out of your olicVcr than any other one article that 1 ever owned." (Th? nimo ?i..l .* I tic writer "f thU uiiiflUH''! kllT n>* v It* li?i| t>n ?] ) Wet Wcnlher Garments for Kidin^;, Walk* >ng, Working or Sporting. HIGHEST AWARD WORLD'S FAIR, 1904. A. J. TOWER CO. BORTOH, U.S.A. TOWER CANADIAN CO., Limited TORONTO. CANADA Tb? si?d or ib* rua a 50.!? DEMOUCST S?lf-F??d SHINGLE H.chin. For SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES ss: Ttm mm mak* X# ?MH.fi> ShingU* on i 11 outlm w A s 1 1 1 .v< : \< < v . _ A I It-i' I'ipt: ;i ? i < I rlisi i nmiixlifd soi vloe Itc.iT X<T|)I It .1 1 A. S. liarkrr, ? '</iiinm m ?!?*!" in ? liM-f iii Mil- N'orlli A i lit nil*? J " I ? -? I, i t ;i ? 1 1 < m I dow n Lis ll.itf < > <? 1 1 ? <* K i.i i> ;t ,y c Hint w.iK Ji|;h?i| on I li <? 1 1* - tii' il II, si >i( t 1m- tuny. In l hit war with Spain A ? 1 1 1 ? i r; 1 1 l'.;iiKi r wn s one of lint liiuM | >i ? 1 1 j 1 1 1 n- 1 1 1 iiiimdIiI'I'k i>( the HI I'll t* rrry H' .inl l f . ? will rnat;^ 111* hflniP In \\'.i>liiiiKl'?n. I {mi i' Atliuirill iJvaiih hue recti* li i III . l:i addition to tli" I. iiiil 1 1'. mils lit Ihe NYl'sf, till* Interior i ?i(it I I IIK'II I WMH i - X i' t'< *i St *?| I. V llillts Ilia I 111 (*!*<? Wolllll l<0 Mil II. veutijfM I Inn III I Ik- Washington j olllce, willi ( oiiiiiiiti* ioiii-r it icli ;i rds as ? i In* ill f ? - 1 1 1 1 ; 1 1 ; I . While the President in louring ihe ? South a i m I West, Mrs. Itoo.sevi'lt wlil take il ll'lp oil I lie \ Drill S,\ 1 1> li ilk SoUth* I ('I II \vn Ids. m i: .\iM>ni:i> islands. I.I 1 1 1 * i i ul Spelh it-polled Hint 'writ I \ II \ i ? mii ? 1 1 1 s a in I ninel.N live of (lie, < i > 1 1 - ( a 1 1 1 1 1 a r>' xn i?i?k ii'iiii l ly enveloped ! I'.V I'lll.lJiilKS III I'i'liuiollS families ill I I III* IIDI'I ll'TIi 1 1 ;l I' ( of 1 1| ?? 1 >- 1 a I M I of Sll ? i mar and were forced lo relival. suffer- j j:;.!; three ea Mill II ies. /. hand i>f ill* ) tliKii'.s ui. clr an ii 1 1 a ' * U mi initliiiulil < ! i inik'S I r>i in Oloujfapo, I -la ml of i Luzon. A fol ic of marine* uiiiler 4 *a p - | I. .iii I '.i own was pursuing them. Ariluir A. W ' ilili-r, who lias succeeded j r. m ii a I ill as associate Justice of 1 1 a - | Wad, is a unlive of ] I oiiolulu. lie wax | fdii'-ii i 'Ml in I lir fniti'd Stales, h(?M Ksrir. Mi*. Sia hi oid's will was filed for' proiia t ?? a I Sa n .ln.se. < "a I, I 'resident Alexander. of Ihe I a | n i t - 1 alii" Life Assurance Socicty, presented . an ii 1 1 i ina I ii in in , lames If. liyde, in j ,\ew York I'ilv i li-iii ui" I ! if ? ? '!!!?! I.,. i , -li.il his ollieial position w ith Ihe Ko? ! i i" :y m | a ee n I Iioi'oUl'Ii in vest iua t ion. j ' 'h \ ei nor Polk a I a d i liner of I In; .Mia- | v-uiri Si.eiely . held in New York t'ily, I ilril ii i'd llial his Slate led I lie move- j meiil lo make h.ihcry odious through'! on! i Ii" < -ounlr.v ?. I ?i . Wasliiiifiloii ' > 1 a ? I < I e 1 1 . of N''W , Ym k < ' i ' y - HI' <1 a formal protest i a^.i 1 1 s I ihe A inei ii a n Hoard's aeeept- \ III,:, ,1'dili f>. Ko. kefellel's gil'l of ^|(MI,. , i ;t i* ?. S-l.a lor I-:. T I'ra'kelt pel i I ioi' "d A l !?>! in I ii'iier.al Ma ver to lake aetion | a;;a.n.si .l,(in<s 11. Hyde and oilier ? I i ? I i. of ih" Ivpiiiald Life As.sur ? Mli'-e Siifioly. Seiisalioiial charges! w er.' made. Twil olliei-i'i ul ihe Itlissnill erniser I. "ii. i. wllo I iroke parole two I n ? ? n t h < , ? ui rendered to \diuiral Mi'i'alla, : a I Male I da ml Professor .Montgomery, tie* in\entoij of a s ueeess fn I aeroplane, ii was said j in ( '.ilil'oi nia, was to sue Profcssoi Mal-lw il'. huildcr of Ihe Ail'ow, ? dill-: ;:iMe hallo. hi. I'm In Ii of conlriK t. j Allied II t'mlis. of New York Pity, i w ;is elected ! 'resMen I of ill" National Hank of North America, lo sueeeed K 1.. lidwaids. Serious Moods u e| e feared n( Selielt* : ee | a d.v , N. V The Mohawk Liver win I ? pol led lo he dnin^ considerable dam* ; a::". ! I. o|il lielaval I 'eli'.- fold . lu'olher Of i I. 'id I'haries Iteresfoiil, reaehe.l New' York t'ilj lor a Imir of Aineriea. San l-'ra iiei vco's ehief of police. a sir ireaiit and two palrolnien have been : dismissed |oi- failing to suppress gain Mini; in ( "hinalow n. ** I i;t I " .Mnvlej soii returned to New 1 ^ oi'k t'ily from llo| Springs. Ark. and ' wa> >\\orn in as hepulv lulled Stales ' Marshal. Poisoned hy si r\ chnine. Frank l't'fi* . /.hi, supposed to he of Lowell, Mass.,' was found dead in a lodging house at Colmnhus, o. j Three small ehildron nf Mrs. Mnry Hroekwcll died at I'adueah. Ky., with- i in three hours, and the police suspect. o|tinni poisoning. I'tihlie exorcises, with a camp lire nt uiglit, will mark the reunion on the ^ I'll 1 1 lellrld ;tl Manassas, \ a., May U?, . of t lie A riny of t lie Potomac. A train at Marysville, <)., struck a l>uu::y eoniaininu Mrs. Alherl Wilier, Mrs. t'liarles Lincoln and a l?ahy ami killed the two women. I'nion men in Chicago. Ill . have licen ordered to . east it rllnii i m; to the \Vc>l''in federation uf Minei.^. lour.ic n. M l?i-l:i>-?\ ill tin' Sen. tli". ;i I l'iii io, ! fc;t i < 1 t 1 1 1 1 tlli'lr Uoitlil tie no iluill^t* in tilt* I ii'ii. Ii [Milii-v toward Mt.rtirru. .\ f> f ? ;>r i .! t r<nili|i- \v;t ? nt 'Tt :i i lii'il. 1! 1 1 ? I ? \\ "t'liiini ' > i?n t-> I n 1 1 u i ? r W.I- 111! M:o| I . I 1 1 < I I lit" I I ? I i \ i I 1 1 ? ~ Will lui-.it\ ;i l-.i in loin <1 I oi 1 1 1 1 ? i!i ?o\i-f, II j . I I-I I . i 1 1 .ill \ I L.I I 1 1 ! > t I I";. Aui.iii.ii. i.-iio:- <.i\? a ->|?fi i:il rnti.o ? ' ; - | ? l T . 1 1 1 1 1 ? lit St. !'? t ??! slit!! \\ i-IV . 1 1 \ i i -dmdow i!iir tin"' war and ii: i U * ? iini bili/a: inn nii|io^>iM<> I'Im Si. 1 vt cr -sluiru ? oi i .??|i.>iiilc,.il of llif ! I.o i!<- I'.ui- *-:i i<t ili.tt Silmir.'il \ ;?? \ i.-ti . J ? 1 1 1 ? \ ici ii>> ot tin- lar Ha-t. WlMlld 1 1. ? ,lli!?>i|;t,.|| lJo\ ,-f <o-lli-r.il ! t>f M- - 1 1 \\ . | .. ...... I Ul, li?-? of \ iit'l I-Ofi', ffOlll Iioiii it. i- I ui!, i- of Mai !lioium:li and I'iitit i'.li! I - 1 1 |'(-i l < nllil |ncvi>?rs .'U'f ?!?-: I-I..1- 1 1 . iln-il ,it tin- i'I 1 1 : 1 n ? - IV I w i i II ?> Vfllo'nl I'osl.l, tile lillt!>ll Si i l i'I ii ! ,\ !,-i War. -mid in tin* lloiivr of I 'iiiiunoii>. ili.it ;i i i-ilin 1 ion ot thr in Ii t;ll'\ ton N v\.;? llllpii^sili'ii . I ? W inn I" tin- in-lit of ili-i 1'iiilinu hi- 1 1 out ii-is. I In- < V.,11'. I V.. 1 1 ? 1 1 : 1 I'll! I ?o\t .l.yor ? " y. - 1 1 1 1 1 : i tii-i-:\i-il Mi MiCoiiimU tin* , I'iMiriiin A iiu-iii .i ii \ in I i.-t v v;i ; i , S' I'i'ti ! >lnil : t till J ?1 -1 1 1 I tin. I |'ol Ira it* tu 1 1 1 1 1 1 . .A<-i oi iliiic t ? n ^pt-i-ial i .il.'o i'ii<.|:.i'. h ft o||i I V l\ ill. t Ml 1 1!. i. \| I i Ii- 1 .1.1 1 ? . ;l ! stroii::. | -i o- 1 r- v, \ i- in. ui. \\ 1: ? i ?. i-i i iitty ! I III ?j ..?-??< I ||>.|11\ i II 1 1 1 1 I \ I uu III*, II : I'liiitu's t o| i iii -;i i . | ? - I -i n Mil', I CtJ |'r >i?: ? ill ot \V;t; j l.Mlri-n A i \ . 1 1 .i !.i r.i'.i .1 .ii ( ii'ii ' .i r, tiring til** Ur>?- I'.nuiirdt t,)i;-. : n t > \i-,l j llit* TJorU . I'll. p-.-i or Will... in, .\ i -ilii ! ilisjm till said. wa-> ii'ii .a ; ii l..s i boil to 1 > 0 in robiiM Ir.iil.ii. Admit'.. 1 Uo.ji M V?'l.>k \ ' - I '. ? I . i t 111 I* fl OIll Milling. t-M ilii ?; ,-,'i s \\..^ . . ; i - liOlll.t 'iI t mm I n ir*' i * . It was reported from I'oiit.i r>rlc.-iia. Azor? Islands. that Sw'ivtary 11. i\ was ii.u.l: improved wlu-u l:?- reael.ed tin re. A V?ltt? of erjIMUe of Mr. li.l'ft'llVS llscill pulit> Wits. |I;I.?M'|| liy till' 1 til t is It I I mist' of Commons, sitting in l.oudon, Knglaud. tluv (Jyvernmeiu refuyjnj: t<* oppose I'. Kntporor William. a *-ikh-ihI rablr. tlis|?atfb statos, arrivrtl ;? ? 1 .i ^ 1 ?? ?n. whoro b?? w?ts mot l?y Kins t';irl?>y. Waller 1?. Harris, thr l.omlou Tunrs coriespomlonl at Tiinyirr. wa^^ialibi'tl h.v a native wiilte In* was stnildlnj; out side of tlio poslollicr. TIm* ' Unu^'T Klnnocd off Mr. Hnt'HV wntclh )'0 piilpr rlitfbtl; woundcil. - ? ? V Pointed Paragraph?. Whcri a woman isrt't lAlkinx about (lot hex it Is a sign she ih listening to j'umebody else who Ih. A man hardly cv< r knows (tnoiigli tit pretend to think hi* wife known more I han she does. lilting people do more Minn they ! ? la i ? i It 1 1 1 1< about or they daro to think , H, liul nut to ilo It. A woman has nil awful hard time making herself believe sho iun'1 trust a in. m she kiwivvf. nln1 ran t. I'Mii'-atlori Ih all the things you don't h am when you go to <?? ?l 1 ?*K' *? (iood I rl.'iid-t. The Japanese <vlih all their free loin From supers! ition, shudder at tho ? ? i K h t of milk, and would sooner fore- , ;o a break fa ?l thatn mix their tea ; with cream. Their ChincH? neighbors III up on alniont anything digestible j Miough to dodge tin* risk of n corort- ; u s impicst, but Insist on boiling hot > ie\*rages. What! Does he swallow ( ?old water like a dog? Thoy gasp at h I k h t of a foreigner patron I zing a 'ouutain. Tin* school of uncompro nislng vegclarlans boast about 30*1,- j joo.oon converts, or nearly 20 per j cent, of the human rare, and pork iphobia lx by no means confined to \ the devotes of Islam and Its sister ! ?teed; the I'arsees have It and the j Druses of Mount i.ebanon, also sev- ! ?ral tribes of the semi-ChriHtlan i Ahyslnians. And t Iiokc same Abysin- , inns will not loueh rabbits' meat, j though they have no compunction about cutting ? steak out of a live steer and penning him up for future reference. ? 1 lealth Culture. An epidemic of matrimony with chorus -gli Is lias broken out again in j tin* Mritish peerage. stuteu the Argo ' nant. Three \oung lords and a mar 'pils are depicting th?? stage of thy same theatre. Contrary to the recent i announcement by the Kolicltor of an* other fie. r that as soon as* he married an American In iress his debtx would | he j ? : i ill, tin so the atrical alliances can ha .e no financial motive. Yet the chorus-girl marrlagcR seem tt> turn (nit a* w. II it s those arranged on pure ly buiiliii'Hs principles. And marriages j. out of th?'lr own circle keep the Brit ish peerage more virile than the Con tinental uobM'ty with their intermin* j able fjuartcrfniis. What's the Use? \V ? si. \\ ami fnl ii i ii I toil and mvcnt A iii j 'is to win a uaifM'. \W utiivn f'n * ? jt n Willi in -i 1 1 y (Kirs To wlji liul/-- fame, AimI liy . i All i >y' u i up and die Aii'i ?j 1 1 is jiil-l tin- saiiie - S'> what's till' IIHI-V We all khmv ulil iii search n( jm>i<j A >:< I ??iri vi' eur ll\ i i m a \ . V.'. sill ulil j-eid* fi>i i:i (i'lii)tii k toll* A hit ha l 1 1 i Ii i\ ?? for p.'i y. Ami hy a la! l\ we li|i and ilio Ami then Wi* luiti l'i i lav Si. what* thi.- 1 1 s o ? I'm |n\ i- wi er\ . fur luvi' \Vr> ."ipjli, I'.i |..\ i- W ?? 1 ? ? U ? H V I'llllfT. I'i-i i'. ?< that ,?h|in> \s i- prak ami pine ; Ami \\ l r : i ?? al t'ii|ild':i ..llnu. Ami hy 'i'i h\ w ?? i;|i a ml <1 ie j Ami f\ <-i "s I h in:: taUts whif; - Si i v. ha l a I In- use'.' \\* ? ? I'iIii (In- i : i ? > ? fur smiil place Ami 1m>;ji' a! ! In .-.him Aii'l >in l:?l mil i'.'i li I" i'iiI a dash \ II- I U lu ll H I i:? I I II line. \\ In. Iiv ami hv tip and die, WVle idunltd 'ijt.'ilh tin- vlnn - Si I Wild IS till' Itisl dn >i iii hi st ntai lia\e the rest j I'l I fa I ?? "i- what y ml will. (In |>l.i \ si ur pal Is ami hrijiU your heart?. Ami ii: In'.; ni life > mil till. !?'. . i ill ' y mu'II ii|i a ml tllo, Ahd ntl \iini' I ?>, ??-< l i- ii 1 1 - So Wllal M lite UsuV Colored Folk Fear "Voodoo." Colored folk In the Ninth ward of j (ho city of Wilmington, Delaware, arc ' In mortal terror over the flndlnp by j Michael Palesn. a bridge tender, of a Jot black eat with a "voodoo" bag tied j around its neck with yellow ribbon. 1 The 1 ?ri tr contained spices, matches, noodles and other mnfilc charms. The nolo road: "Hell Smith, this day do 1 conjure H at \ou must and shall leave these premise;, without delay on the ninth day Irum this day And <!od havo mercy on you. Amen." The negroes in the neighborhood think iho Hell Smith referred to in : Mrs. Isabella S tn i ! ii a white woman h\iug on I'H.sf Twelfth street. Sho , dors not .seem concerned b> the "eon j 1 1 1' ? iu'." Thomas ilami'ton. who lias the hag. ; has liivn given different methods ot l'cttinu ii?! of t h ?? conjure, the favorite In !im ! 1 1 burn it with throe red pep I i and ihrnw iho dust into the river w|;i':t tl.o tide i-i flowing out Mean while tin* Muck < a! lias escaped. CHILDREN AFFECTED |! v M ni lii'i 'a loixl mill llrlnk. Many babies ha\e been launched into life wiili const it nt inns weakened by < I i *-ea taken in wiili their mother's :ni!U. Moiln i's cannoi be Inn careful a > in Hip tm h I lit* \ ii se while nursing tip ii b. ii.es. I lie e\ perienep or a Imiii s.i^ I'ily niiitiier is a case in point: I was a great coffee drinker from a ? !..!?!. ami Ii. uighl 1 could not eat n ni' al w.tiiout il. lint I found at last it was doing me harm. For vears I 1 I ad been troubled with dizziness, -'.Ills before hl\ eyes aild paill ill 111 >' heart. to which was added, two j ears ago, a ?h mu it sour stomach. The I a by ? ;is Porn seven nioiiths ago, and alin.isl from the beginning it. too, suf Ii red from sour stomach. She was taking it from me! 'In my distress I consulted a friend of mure experience than mine, and the ;oi,i mo in ipnt cotlee. that eoSfee dm not make gi*>d milk. I have since ns eertalned that it really dries up the im'k. ? Si 1 quit coffee, and tried tea ami at l.,st , oco.i I hit l hoy did not agree with nie. Then I turned to Postum ' 'oil re will, the happiest results. It proved ti> he tlie very thing I ne<?ded. 1? not only ngtvod perfectly with baby and my. ??.?!('. b'.i^ it increased the How* of my ir.il';. My hn-hatul tlien quit ( ?free and \>ed I'ostuni. ipiickly got we'.! (if the il\spepii:? with which L;e hid h. > ?'. troubled. 1 no longer suffer frinn th^ dlr.xiiiess. tdind spoils, pain in my heart or so\tr stomach. PoKtuiu has cured them. "Now we all drink I'Ostuni from my husband to my seven months' old baby. It has proved to lie the best hot drink >ve have ever used. We would not give up Postum for (he best coffee we ever drank." Name given by I'ostum t'o.. liattle Croek. Mlcb 'i h( tt?'* a reason. He t tUo 11(11* book ?'Thf R??<* to > Wtimilft'' fA acb pkg, . ^ Hor?e Brought Home Dead Matter. A k( range crime I* puzzling the po lice of Bergamo, Italy. At a late hour l/i tho night, u horso and trap belong Ing to HiKiior l,aroupi, a well known citizen. drew up In front of his house. On the neat was Mlgnor l^aroupl'h j headless body, with the reins tightly ? wrapped around tin'- hitndK. The crime is belioved to have been j committed by members of a secret. so ! elely, ?mong whom Slgnor I-aroupl i had enemies. Tho head whh afterward found 1n a ! saek containing Christmas presents, which the murdered man had pur- i chased in a neighboring town earlier I in tho day. After decapitating their vic tim, thoi murderers bad secured tho body in the trap and whipped Up the borne, j The animal having frequently traveled , by the same road, found ij? way homo. / ?_ Money, but No Friends. J. Arthur Josephs, one of the wits o I ; the financial center, was approached | the other ?lay by a well Known char- i acter about "the street," who plain j lively put to him this question: "Joseph**, would you lend live dollars j to a friend In distress?" "I would In a minute," responded j Josephs, "but I haven't got---?" "Don't tell me that you haven't goi ( It," Interrupted the other. "1 saw ycj change a ten dollar hill Just now in Kberlln's." "You did not permit me to finish my sentence," said Josephs Icily. "Whal 1 started to say was that 1 haven't got a friend In the world."-- N?w York Times. - -- Took Railroad Coal. The Kansas Southwestern ft fjhokt ! bianco road running out of Arkansas City, Jt^as opened tip a conflclohce fund j arcount. Some time ago thjp agent at ; Caldwell received the following letter: "Agent-- Will you please (tend the ad ! dress of tho supei inteiident of the | Frisco depot, or where yhall 1 writo to ; make a wrong right?" The required address was given, and ' tho following letter came as a re j sponge: "Dear Sir When 1 was ti i small child I took some of the rail road company's coal, which I wish t u pay for, as 1 am now a child of (Jo, I. and heaven and hint t-<?til<} are my only <1 r. si res." In tho letter waa enclosed n pos'oiUcc . Ofdei* for 75 cenls. Hamburg Man Shrewd Advertiser There is a |iiano <le:il<?i in Hanihuru ' who runs the following advertisement in a local paper: "To b(* sold, at ; greatly reduced prices, pianos, grand; oi cottage models, in rosewi.ud, wal tuit and other cases. These rnagnifl j Cent Instruments Were manufacture); ; to cr?;nplete orders from Port. Arthur, hut Pave been tsik< n into stock in et/rtt-.oquence of the siege." P T A T r o? Onto, ("r r v .?c T.o.rno, I i.i:o.\H i '.>;jn rv. * I'" HANK . (lllliNKV -il l C" ? K'l Hint 111* I 4 ?iV) !<"?;? ji u\ ii'K- ... t It ? ? !l r.n ? >: I . I . i ii km: v .V ? .1 -i i ,* Imxru'.-i i i i i ??* i ti v -.f ('?V.lrily ;i.il .St ito H.'i.M'.i. l. an.l Hint vli'l It i'iii ? v 1 1 1 ii iv* t i < su n ? i'NU hcniuikii t?<tj,? j i. V it * io: .'.r i an i ?' i* > of lAiwiutit ttve ctitiii. I) ?? ? iir.?l liy ili't us* nf IIam/h j CA TAII U'l ( "t'tlK. V'KAVK ?!< i'llKSKV. Sworn to l> m? and .sttb-vribi'd in my ? , ?- ? ( prcsnnoi', litis ijtti .lay ? > t" HH.-rtnt- ; J ska i ? tjor,A. I> . l*> <i>. A. . t ? I.KA <uN, ? " ? A'oMry lKn'i!n'. II .-ill's ' ' k 1 1 'nr.i is i ;?< i i-it ?r.i illy, t t 1 I in I y i i t > > I >1 > ? I ril in i ' > t - - fa?<-M -if t to ?/<?.?} u. s M'l t'?.- t'? if. t It t ti it 1, ; !t'i*<\ i". f. <?:cb*jk ? .V <"?? . T-jk) l ), o, ?ol I by il i i).m ^ -1st h, ('j j. stall's I'\i ntly i'lll.i fOi co utlp itiou, j A man who gets bin pay In ad- ! vance never works overtime. RESTORED HIS HAIR Humor Cnrcil l>y Cutlourn Soap and Ointment After All 1''1ho Kall?(l. "I was troubled with a severe sculp hu mor and loss of hnir that pave me a great ileal of annoyance. Alter unsuccessful of forts Willi many remedies ami no railed luir tot. ics, .1 friend itiditicd me to try t'uticnra Soap and Ointment. The humor ^.is cured hi a short time, my hair was restored as hert'.thy on ever, anil I cn? u'ml' : Iv *.t\ I have since lieen en t ireiy free front i tint turihrr annoyance. 1 shall A St ays use ' <.'utteu:a Soap, and 1 keep the Ointment nu hand to use as a dressing for the hair and v .* i 1 1 . i Signed 1 l'"rc<| k H'.tsche, 'JKJ I .i-l .'>?iii Si . N. Y City." 1 1 t;iki*;? t tuD'h louls to remove the tiiht t'ni'tt our IwntU. So. I I. HOW TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ESCAPED PELVIC CATARRH BY AID OF PE-RU-Nff. - - - - - - | - - -| - I, Female Weakness Js Usually Pelvic Catarrh. Pe ruana Cures Catarrh Wherever Located/** Mr*. I K' H Ciifton 1'lace, St. l,ouia, Mo., wriU'.s: "I found after trying many different medicine* to restore uic to health, that Peiuna wai the only thing which could be depended upon. I be gan taking it when I was in a decline, induced by female weikncai and overwrought nervea. "I began to feel stronger during the first week 1 took Pei u:ia and my health improved daily until now I an in perfect health and enjoy life as I nev er did be fore. "---Lizzie Redding. J1R5. 11 ABLE BRADFORD Mr*. lti.nl loi <!, I.'l ( imri li >-- J . K.'f liug^on, VI., S>?m;i i? i y Whillioi' (Jiati/ii.i Smi rty , viiUm: "Pormja is oertainly a wonderful medicine for thfi ills of women. I havo heard it spoken of in the highest praise by many, and certainly my experience is well worthy of a good word. "I Ingan to have ssvere pains across my back about a year a??o. brought on by a cold, and each subsequent month brought me na n and distress. ' Yjur remedy was prescribe 1, and tin way it acted upon my system wr.s almost too good to be true. I certainly have regained my health and fltifi.igib, and J no longer suffer periodical pains and extreme lassi tude."-*-Wable Bradford. LIZZIE jv REDDING. Thousands of Women Cured Every Year by CoirHpondMjpe-? This is What. Dr. Hartman Proposes to Do For You Without Charge. Wnmcn w It' > *nlb'r -li'Mliil re. ii| I lie e i ; (Icili OS (llr.srll I ?.??! hi If \\ <? tl.l \?' t Of letters troin ft*w*nd< wh<? (?>';| (In-' paillf slui V ll.'If the i!!s ili.it iin1 )>? < u'i.i i v vvoinnnV rj w ii an* of .( c.i t ? 1 1 ' i.i I i'liarartiT. Female rveakneyi ?va* M"! un.li-i -ti'.i.l f.?c many j j < ' : 1 1 . Dr. 1 1. ii t man (l< si'rvis tin' credit < ?f jjtiv- j !U? d its rrai ehara. ler. lit* It >Vh.> Owmt lti(> 1 1 :? il ro.ul ?? ? J I. 1'. Xe\V? omii. of llii' llNtiiel of Columbia Bar, lias ? ?? ?? n p i I ? v I statistics .showing tiiat o. 17 1.7 is depositors in >a villus ho t-k s < 1' - ix Ma si< ni SI a I e- are directly inlert-sied in da* joint mviii'r ^ ii . 1> of .f I, n.vit <>i ? I to railroad NeeUl il i?'H, lildt Pt : > ? H;l 1 S? **? "?'!ll|Plilli"H doing business in Massachusetts Itiijd' $Si:?.NNMi:iN of s tea m railroad sto,-"::s and bonds, and 71 educa tiona i iinrlitr. tioiis depeml (?n ."!> 17, l'iS.;>'J7 invite I in siiuihu securities for a portion of their Income. other fiduciary institution" own riiouuii railroad securities to brin^ *(lch holdings up lo more than a billion and a f?alt dollars, a bull t one-sixth of the entire capital invested in railroad property. These investments represeut the savings of the masses, there beiig twenty million holders of life insur ance policies in the country, as lR.my more of tire Insurance policies, and au even greater mini her of depositors ill banking and trust Institutions, where investments are largely In railroad se curities. 'do nol toV.lovo ?i*Vt Cnro fo'.' Co-is'iti i ttonh.T* ::no iiril forcoajj'js a*<d coal*.? FJJoTEn.Trlnit v S;>rbvr.?. b? I.. 1?, l'JOi. Copivr money in Franco is being rc* nlnecd b v nlsnniii'tia. D.ihllm - ) U iivl ? 1. 1 f !'-:r .Va-i. ?!<??>. 'i ll.- \/U ? Iml .i::j <f M :.a.> aiv noted f -i t!:? .r si : cii^tll llcli cured in !M ir.inulc* by Woo! ford's Sanitary l.mion. Never r?i!?. Sold be a!! d: j, :';| M.i II oider* [.:? .nnpt -v lil'.n? by I )r K i ( r.uvfor.tsx i!Ie, In.!. Tlir -if.' -a \ ie.i; ibv? <i va'v.ablc aivU to lie.* I'olivv (h'pai ; ii. out of I'atU. Ih.n!i' fid. II ' It ?!??! ?a;.1l l h.ll j jwlvii c;H.iirli, .1 ' 1 i it* slti<!v. t? i mi. i <111. -j c.it.'i iit. In't lii r of t In* : 1 1 \ II' i'l;.';li,? .'l .1 < ? \' olhtr (i!;;. ill u| t i s ? ? : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 r I l??>iiy. Pe-ru-na z NaUirnl Beaut iftcr. ' I lYimi.t )>! -nl'i'-iy-- ???en. ucii'iHl" ?r??^rn : li;;iiu -i. (In- oi ta<:.il .-? \ lnlhi'l l y r.;;i| :i ' JHTU'cl i-OIII : ? V\ ion . 1 Tim ?> <iiiii ii !ia \ <? if' 1 ?*. ?.?!? s'.ow to j (?ovc- ll'itt ,i ????if i- < > I IY:-i:?i;t wiil <lo i;u>io ' tow. it'<l ft- in.: > <>?.>( !iiu! In-autv than all I In- <!c\ ;. <?- ! now n to ?i-;i li. r, .Many .i j-'.irl li.i.* iriwm'.l Ii?t I it-ill! I, v> many a in.ilio'i i.a- <-n-.t Imimil the ? lav? of hvr i "t c'y apju at wit o by lining I \ inna . Id JVvuna t licsc women find a prompt ami |)oi-i>>an??nt chip. Thousands of li'.-;tiiiioniaLs to thin olivet arc I't'cci vt'<l by Dr. Ilai'tmau cvory year. The ynml M>:ii IV vh tin lias accomplished in litis class (it cases can scarcely b<* over < si imat.'d. 1 1 yo't do not derive prompt an . I sal i.-i'aelory results froin tin? use of IVrttim. write at once to Dr. Jliivl- ; tu. in, ?? '"'I statement of your ..i.-e. and Tie will l)? pleased to give Von 1 1 is valuable adviee gratis .iiMivsh l)r Hurl man, President of i'lie I l.'.rtmau S.i.iilai ium. ('oiuinbus, Ohio. All eorrespondcnce held strictly i'outideutial. Truths final Strike Home Your ?.pwor is- hours t and -if ho carea to do so ? can toll you that ho knows very littlo about tlio bulk colic o lio . HC 11 s you. Hov.' can lie know, where it originally canic from, liow it wiik bloixU (l ? or with what ? or wlicu roastoii? If you l?uy your coffeo looao by tho pound, how can you expect purity and uniform quality? , the LEADER OF All PACKAGE COFFEES. Is of necessity unllorm In .quality, strength and flavor. For OYEK A QUARTER OF A CENTURY, LION COFFEE bai been the standard coffee In nsJM'ons of homes. <2 LION COFFEE Is cnrctully pocked of our fRclorlcr*, and nntll opened tn your home, hits no chance of being adul Irroled, or cf coming In contact with dust, dirt. q?-.'iks, or micICnn hands. In each prclinge oT IJON COFFKI'l one full pound <>f 1 'urc CoflVe. Insist upon getting tho genuine. (Ijion head on every package.) (F?uvi> llio Lion-hcmls* for valuable premiums.) SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE WOOLSON SPICK CO., Toledo, Ohio. Gcf Premiums with Your Baking Powder Buy Good Luck Baking Powder awl get the beautiful premiums ' we ate offering absolutely free. Good Luck is unquestionably the purest baking powder possible to manufacture. Bread made with it is light, white, wholesome and nutritious. It keeps ionger and letter than other baking powders and raises the batter quickest and very thoroughly.* Good Luck is only 10c a pound. By giving the best at the lowest cost Good LucVc is now being shipped in car load and tram loud lots to all parts ot the country. It is the idea of getting these beautiful presents free, in addition to the high quality and low price, that makes this a remarkable premium offer Ak LUC Baking Powder is packed in 6 or. and 1 lb. cans. The coupons necessary to get the many useUjl Rills, are printed on the label of each can. Cu( out these coupons. Save thcni. A few of tbem will Ret you a hand come fret premium. For details read ihe little book to be found in every can. Don't forget to ask (or Good Luck next time. Save worry, urc mon ejr, and last hut not least save the cou pons and get the beautiful gifts. If your grocer doesn't sell it, send us his name and we will see that yo^ ore supplied. __ JK?.W? f.liV wnunw vxeo*.* v*ine, p f *>?* ?**t ?* ^|T TO PC* I <I<UVA?il ?A1*CK? ?t( 1?V ? ? I'm ?? This U lb* coupon found on every can. THE SOUTHERN MANUFACTURING CO. WCIOIIWB, VA. . s "I bar* anfTorrd with pilot for thirty-el* year*. Ouo j'nar ?ifo Inst April I brmn tfxklr?i Cnaearvff for eon*tip?tion. Jit the courso of ?*eek 1 notleel the pile* been" t<v<i*?ppear nnil nt tho end of alt Wftokt they alti^fot trouble nin nt all. t'nacarett havo <lone womlorn forme. I nni entirely curcd an<| fool like n nevr man." (iourgo hiyiler, Napoleon, U, 5eaT For The bowels CANDY CATTUimC P1fl*?'ont. PalnUhlo. Pot?nt. T?it? flood. Do flood, Hnvor ijtekon. WnaUon or Grlpo. 10c. 84o, 60c. NeTOf inlil In bulk. Tim genuine tablet (tamped CCO. Uuarr.ntoml to euro or j-our money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y, 59J ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES 80, 14. It" nflllctfil ?v i tli writ It rye*, use Thompson's Eye Water GOOD POTATOES^ BRING FANCY PRICES ro crow a l?rue crop of irwd potatoes, thi coil nviit contain plenty of Poush. ^ '1 ->!?;.V,Otv ttlilon*. csbbaee, turnip*, Wtwct ? iri fie!, all vegetable* rcmuvt Unt* VSMtt* tic* o( Potaih from th? toil. Supply Potash liberally by tb? ast of fcrtiliters cm???tnlt? C K'-i ht? iKah 10 per cent. act Ml tWiier and more profitable yields are nit to follow. Our pvnptrim ?r* not tdmiltln drwliii Doornlcs ?pc< ul frrlihrer*, bat Conteln nM> able ini.xnution to farmer*. Sent IrM for tbt asking. Wiite now. ? GERMAN KAU WOWCS ffcw Yorh-W NaAm Mrw(,?r \