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. M: ud roqniraa am SaUml BibW with Oik and lUw itf I Mi cart, afford* only Uaptmy relief . bolt mm joa to May the prapw t, awl allows the Malady to gat. a yoa. tmiMaarta May ?Ha RW ef rotten wool. _ ariaaea kaa at M diteorawd a W Jfcmr will jm aaore ? baa itaiut wSl rhtaga tha fibca VUOu ? lesev*ea_ _ __ wkich is called in kundrada 9 ( ? ? ? - aaoat nundow earn* we baliava it wilt cura yoa. Rhea Marina aata at tlia iointa from Ik* in aaadjs -fata at the joint* from' tha in sUe." aweepe the poaoaa out of the aya tem, tones up the ateanach, regulataa the liver and kKfneya and ma kaa ^rou well all S*. Rheuatacide "strikes the mota of the dtaaaae ami remorea ita cause.- Tbi* 1 remedy is sold by druxrista and r We. and $1 a bottle. Tablet form at 25c. and flOc. a package. a bottle to-day . Booklet free if yoa to to Bobbitt Chemical Co., Haiti Ud. William E. Ingles, writing in Har Kr's Weekly, says that Melville E. one's "breakfast is made up of a soft boiled egg, a bit of toast, a pot of tea and eight New Yark newspapers." The oetrieh mav no longer boast of his unrivalled digestion. Cured Bhcunmtlam. . Nearly everybody Is susceptible to a twinge of rheumatism, sciatica, tooth ache, headache or neuralgia, and It's oever safe to be witbput a good rem edy (or an emergency of this kind. No matter what kind of pain you have the beneficial effect of Sloam's Liniment la Immediate. You lay It on lightly? no rubbing whatever and a pleasant warmth is felt at once. Tho Liniment penetrates right to the bone and quickly stops the psln. ' Mr. Chas. J. Budioag of Anthony, R. I., Box ltB,' writes: "For mahy yeara I was a great sufferer from rheumatism. My hips would swell to cnormoue proportions and -my knee Jolnta would pain me In (he moat ex* cruclatlng, awful manner Imaginable. I used often to have to fall from the bed Into chali and thence to the floor, when I wanted to get from my bed. 1 I used only come six or eight battles of your celebrated Liniment and was cured. I cheorfully recommcnd Its use to all rheumatic sufferers. Refer to me if you so doslro. All letters an swered." There msy be women who are lnme in imagination, but who ever heard of one that was crippled in the tongue xeioema. ?. Xhfe System andriwd2^3 d??\? CoMXtnohon; octoW^ at Q IayaVvvc. Bwtjor JfenWorosTv awACWft tw?.-youn^ aw4 OU. ?! S*V^< b?wj\t\?\ ?Jtsc\&, aVw*YS \my \to QewuVctt* %*erwfc*??ed Vy tkc CALIFORNIA rio Syrup Ca 1(01* BY ALL LEADING DKUOOBO ITS rn only. rtfulf pr** jffpy bottle. Breeiy Items, Blest is the man whose wish and care i !? just to be happy anywhere. The nen who try to hide their light ?re few while thoie who seek to shine in the light of others are many. This eountry hae 139 cities with a population of over 30,000 eaoh. The eamel carries a burden three times greater than the horse oan. ?* ffcoffraphioal elevation Madrid is thi highest eity of Enrope. Self content is only courage under Mother form, it may also be regarded as the primary essence of character. Sometimes people talk but little be eause they use the time thinking, and sometimes it is because they don't think. So. 3- '00. Jottings of News. In Texas there is s man who carries a regular trade in rattlesnakes. The proportion ot gold and eilver In circulation is one to fifteen. Of the 147,000,000 of Russia's pop ulation 100,000,000 are peasants. Fifteen citlcs of the United States have 300,000 population or over. China uees a great deal of lead, principally for lining tea chests. Some of the mountaine of the moon measure 36,00 feet in height. The bone of an average whale weighs 45 tons. ROSY AND PLUMP Good Health From Right Food. "It's not a new food to me/' re marked a Va. man, In spoaklng of Grape-Nute. "About twelve months ago my wlfo was In very bad health, could not keep anything on her stomach. The Doctor recommended milk half water, but It was notsufDclently nourishing. A friend <Ji tfline told roe one day to try Qrapo-Nuts and ereara. The result was really marvelous. My wlfo soon regained her usual strength and to-day is as rosy and plump as when a girl of sixteen. "Theij are plain facts, and nothing I could say In praise of Qrape-Nute would exaggerate In the least the value of this grest food." Name given by Postum Co., Battle ?r^k:., R#?d' "Th* R??o to Wellvllle," In pkgs. "There's a Ren ?on." Kver rend the above letter? A new om* appears from time to time. They ?t? genuine, true, and fnU of human sNVDMnSfflnf ncms RESERVE CRITICISM t% irate mm* wm Mm Tkwi Wb? lift Imhrt AH tki INHmm Pmdhwed If tki M dak Man Tkt If tie Fasti It Tibs, tb Imtor Is Guilty Simply of an IadisoreUom wd Tkm Wm Vctktaf Griadailja His Act teas. Washington, 8 pedal. ? No rabjeet haa bean goaaiped about recently st the Capitcl with such fervor aa Pres ident Roosevelt's disclosure of Sena tor Tillman 'a staged conneetion with an Oregon land deal, but the collea gues of the Soutli Carolinian are in clined to withheld judgment until he baa had an 'opportunity to explain. The fact that the Senator will read hia explanation probably will rob it of some of the ahsrp and homely cpi grama usual to hia speeches. Many expreaaiona of dissatisfsetion are heard because cf the manner in. which the PVesident msde public the material gathered -by postofflce in spectors about Senator Tillman. It ia pointed out by Senators, that the matter sent to Senator Hsle was not in response to the letter's request io the beads of the executive depart ments for a statement of the opera tions of the secret service, as the in vestigation of Senator Tillman's alleged effort to obtain Oregon lands was prosecuted by inspectors of the Postoffico Department. It was rumored at the Capitol that the President told a friend, who re peated the remark, that aji effort was made by Senator Hale and Aldrieb to^suppress the, fasts abont Senator Tillman. Undoubtedly this impres sion was gained *by a visit to the President by Mr. Hale, wbo suggested that tbtf matter relating to Mr. Till man be withdrawn. President Roose velt deelined to withdraw the refer ?et . "Some of the Senator* who have ex amined oil. of {lie evidence produced by the President and tho postofflce inspectors say that if the facts are as represented, the offense was one of impropriety and indiscretion, but that no criminality is involved. It was said that Mr. Tillman might have intro duced his resolution calling upon the Department cf Justice to begin pro ceedings to compel the sale of the Oregon land at $2.50 an acre, in ac cordanee with the original grant, and nt the same time apply for some of the land withdrawn without making himself the target for severe criticism. In his statement in February last the Senator said that he had not bought any Western land nor had be "undertaken" to buy any. The evidence submitted ' by the President shows that prior to this statement Mr. Tillman had made ap plication for nine quarter sections. Defending himself against the ap pearance' of having made a mislead ing statement, Senator Tillman told his friends that he should have said on the floor that he had not "con tracted" to buy any land, and that the whole case against him has been built upon the interpretation placed apnn the word "undertaken." To bring this whole matter before the public eye at once let it be noted that Senator Tillman Rome time ago urged that certain land grants in Oregon had been forfeited .by lack of compliance with terms of the grant and urged that they bo sold. Whilo looking into the matter he concluded to make an investment himself. When certain investigations were being made by the secret service men this was discovered. In the late troubles between the President and Congress about the secret service appropria tions which the President wanted re stored to former sufficiency and the charges by Congress that the secret service department was becoming of fensively active, the President used itronff language which Congress looked upon as reflections 'on that body and demanded 6t the President instances to justify his language, while disavowing anv intention of discourtesy he complied so far as to give names that fnminhed tho basis of his language. Thus the cast of Senator Tillman became a part of the jostflcation of the President. It seems that the Senator's case was stnmbled upon while making cei taln other investigations. It is also stated that certain parties who were offended with Senator Tillmnn'p urging tho sale of this Oregon land resorted to this method of revenge to put the President in possession of the facts of Senator Tillman's purpose to aconirt some of this land. The Senator, it is well known, is in danger of physical collapse but will ?nake a strong personal defense be fore the Senate. Now he finds too that an envelope with certain im portant papers which he left (before p<MPg to Enrope) in his private desV ?n i'( mmittee room are missing. lie does not charge that they were taken by detectives but such was possible from the fact that thero were only common locks on the desk. To'add to the complication Post master Rams bos sent Senator Till man a bill of $10.00 for postage for n typewriter that the Senator had franked from Trenton, S. C., to Wash ington, it being claimed that he had fto right to send it under the frank ing privilege. The Senator refuses to pay the bill on the ground that it is the government's typewriter, that he was usinsr in the interest of the public and that it was the custom so to do, he having never heard of any rule promulgated against it. ITad it been his own private affair he would have expressed or freighted it. Senator Tillman has been accredit ed with rigid honesty as is President Roosevelt, the former fiery to the term of "pitchfork" and the latter impul sive to an nnnsual deeree. Withal the public will most probably pass 110 judgment until furthlr developments. wmnwuT, jam. a. " " "* * - '.y bar . to it, ? ? tkm requriai 1k? Upoait of postal Miiaga ftati in State aa well at act ional baaka. ? Ifee 8enate slso received two mea N|h from tha Pnadent, mm teeoai ? dbf additional interstate eom meree legislation and tha othar relat ing to tha abeorption by- the Unitad Statao Steel Corporation of tha Ten nessee Coal and Iron Company, and passed several bills on the calendar, ?t 4:11 p. m. the Senate adjourned. - ? ? The only incident worthy of note in the proceedings of the House of Representatives and whieh caused a good desl of amusement was a brief discussion Of tha forthcoming African hunting trip of President Roosevelt. Incidentally there was a reference to the ffcmoafe so-called Ansniss Club. The whole dobete hinged on the newspsper story stating that Major Edgar O. Mearns, of the srmy, was to accompany the President and that in order to do so he had been put on the retired list with increased rank. The matter was brought up by Mr. Msnn, of Illinois, in junnectlon with the consideration of a bill suthorixing the issuance of commissions to officers who. retire with increased rsnk. The remsinder of the day was de voted to the consideration of a num ber of miscellaneous bills and resolu tions. ' " , At 5:18 p. m. the House adjourned. THURSDAY, JAN. 7. Senate Summary. _ Characterizing the aetion of the Preeident in directing the Attorney General not to prosecnte the United States Steel Corporation for ita ab sorption of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company aa "another arbitrary and lawleea act of the Chief Magis trate," Senator Culberson, of Texaa, introduced a resolution in the Senate instructing the committee on the judi ciary to report at as early a date aa practicable whether in the opinion of that committee the President was authorized to permit such absorption. Mr. Culberson, at considerable length, criticised the President and insisted that Congress had the right to give directions to a bead of an executive department under eertain conditions. Senator Hopkins declared that the Texas Senator was not properly rep resenting the President and said that Mr. Roosevelt had not approved the action of the steel corporation, but that he had merely "not felt it hii duty to oppose such action." Senator Foraker gave notiee that he would speak on the JBrownsville af fair next Monday when he said he would ask to make his bill for the re lief of the soldiers of the Twenty fifth Regiment the unfinished bad ness of the Senate. An amendment was reported to the Senate from the committee on finance providing for an increase of the sal ary of the President to $100,000, and of the salaries of the Vice-President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives to $20,000 eaeh. The Senate adjourned at 1:22 p. m. House Summary. Although technically under consid eration in the House of Representa tives the District of Columbia appro priation bill was side tracked, while the membfers indulged in general de* bate. iThis took a wide range, tha proceedings openeing with a defense of the rules of the House by Mr. Olm? sted, of Pennsylvania. His remarks stirred up the subject in all its phase*, and gave the so-called insurgent# wi der the leadership of Mr. Gardner, of Massachusetts, an opportunity to air their grievances. Mr. Coekrsn, of New York, occupied middle ground on the proposition. Mr. Taft's reported intention to break the solid South was ineidsntally brought into dissuasion in ths course of a speech on the tariff by Mr. Shep pard, of Texas, who remarked in that connection that the President-elsct had made himself ridiculous, FRIDAY, JAN. 8. Bouse Summary. After having made him the target all day for critioism with here and there words of oommendstion, the House of Representatives by a vote of-212 to 35 rebuked the President by tabling so much os his messsge as re flected on members of Congress in connection with his recommendations regarding the secret service detectivei and also declsring it to be the sense of the Houss that they shall decline to considsr any communications from sny source which is not in its own judjrment respectful. Toward the close of the debate Mr. Qardner, of Massachusetts, vainly en deavored to secure, first the adoption of a subetitute for the resolution in the shape of an amendment express ing confidence in the committee on ap propriations, and then the postpone ment of the whole matter until Mon day but he was overwhelmingly out voted. Senate Summary. The Senate passed a bill providing conditions under which the thirteenth census will he taken. The House bill which was under consideration was amended to allow printing and bind ing of ccnsus reports to be done by private contract instead of in the government printing office if found desirable by the director of the ccn sua. An amendment placing the ap pointment of 3,600 census office clerks under the civil service commission was defeated. Senator Culberson's resolution in structing the committee on the ju diciary to report whether the Prrsi dent has authority to permit the ab sorption of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company by the United States Steel CorpOrsAion was adopted. When shown positive and reliable pr6of that a certain" remedy had curea numerous cases o? female ills, wouldn't any sensible woman conclude that the same remedy would also benefit her if suffering with the same trouble ? - Here are two letters which prove the efficiency of Lydia E. Pinlrham's Vegetable Compound. Bed Banks, Mia. ? * Word# are Inadequate to express what Lydia B. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound baa done for me. I suffered from a female rtlssesn and wiakiuii which the doo tors said was caused by a fibroid tumor, and I commenced to think th$re was no help for me. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made me a well woman after all other means had failed. My friends are aU asking what has helped me so much, and I gladly recommend Lydia B. Pink ham's Vegetable Com pound. ? Mrs. Willie Edwards. Hampstead, Maryland.?' - Before taking Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound I was weak and nervous, and could not be on my feet half a day without suffering. The doctors told me I never would he well without an operation, but Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound has done more for me than all the doctors, and I hope this valuable medicine may come into the hands of many more suffering women." ? Mrs. Joseph H. Dandy. We will pay a handsome reward to any person who will prove to us that these letters are not genuine and truthful ? or that either of these women were paid in any way for their testimonials, or that the letters are published without their permission, or that the original letter from each did not come to us entirely unsolicited. What more proof can any one ask ? For SO years "Lydla E. Plnkham's V?getAblo Compound hns been the standard remedy for female ills. No sick woman does Justice to herself who will not try thin famous medicine. Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and has thousands of cures to its?credit. Mrs. Plnkham invites all slclc women to write her for advice. She lias guiuea tnousanas to Health Tree of charge. Address Mrs. Piukham, Lynn, Mass. ? a, ^SE'PlS&as&.iMEl, BO, B XL IfctlMMa I Kate aai MtMor?V?ft'a9S.OO fcSMO ihoee Than Aaj Otker Manofaeturer fc >11?1 I |N tt? muw tba Mt of tfc* m? mmgktft iiihIiiM i ?C tniiil nf it m4 ?H1W4 AMaOnlatti tMilrr. Mkl imr Md ml Uw {?>!?? t* ?wi> WMifcttoaiM ?3mtilkiikM MMhy. If I?*?14 wvin tar ctntallj W. L. Dnilu ifco? nteitul ?kr tknlwM iMi *i| i. it hMt, ?>< wimT??|? ?7 ttt? wli Iff tt*Oto4 of Tanning tl>$8oJc? m* Am (Ami Wot* fltxlbi* and Longtr Wring tl.an any otAcr*. WwHjbr K??ry MMktr W the Fnnlly, ? ??, Baft, Wmnii ? Imm m>I ChlMvra. For Ml; by ibo* (Iwltn enrywhere. Plimnii I Von* ?*natn? ? ltbout W. L Dooflu vHU I nlll 1 miim *i)<1 price wamped on bottom. VmI Colcr lyaMi Vw4 Bxdaatwiy . CitelifMMlHa W. L. DOUGLAS, IM Syuk St, Bracfctw, Im. EgftaT Nothing New or Mysterious. "ASK YOUR GRAND MOTHER." For many generations Qoose Ur??H bti b*?a iMOfniitlut wonderful remedial medium In traating and curl nit Pneumonia. Grippe, Rheumatism and Neuralgia. KICK'S QOOSB QRIA9K LINI VIEMT U mad* from pure gooaa greaae, with other valuable oaratlre lagra* dlenU added. Try It. ??a? At all Dragglete and Daalara? Maw 8003E GREASE COMPAMT, API 1 TOUR PATENT by our new method. 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Cnvfrcil ?>y Mn.r irmrnntce ?? mnnufruv turem give. Wrti?< for ?pwliiii'tn of writing nn<l nrl Kim. TYI'fttVKITKK HA I. KM <<>.. N?, 3 ? rtlnndl Nt.. t or. Ilromlnuv. Xrw York. A Good Tonic For Sick Women Of course, well people don't need a tonic. But sick people, and especially sick women, frequently do. That feeling of weakness, tiredness, or lan guidness, that seems to make every movement or thought an effort, is much more thai, ^arely dis agreeable. It is a sign of dangerous weakness, and should be promptly treated with Wine of Cardui. Mrs. Annie Vaughan, of Raleigh, N. C., writes: "I cannot find words to express my deep gratitude for what your wonderful medicine Wine of Cardui did for me, for I sin cerely believe it saved my life. "I was sick and worn-out, almost unto, death. My sister finally persua ded me to take Cardui. Before I had taken five (5) bottles, I was well and strong." Try Cardui. 'Twill help you. VALUABLE BOOK FREE Write Tor C4-psge ffloitrated Book* "ffom* TV < at mint for Womtn," describing symptoms of Fcmtlt Diseasec and giv ing vtluibl* hints on health, hygiene, diet, medicine, ctc., for women. Sent tree, postpaid. Address: La Jut Advisory ZMpt~, The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. ? ? / ; r j * i ms. Annie vagghaiv Take CARDUI Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, the last survivor of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, died Nov. 14, 1832, in Baltimore. He was 05 years old. He siffned "Charles Carroll, of Carrollton," to distinguish himself from another msn of the same name. PREADF'JL PAHORUft. Girl's Head Encrusted? -Feared Loss of All Her Hair?Baby Had Milk. Croat ? Missionary's wife Made Perfect Cures by Cuticura. "For eevaral rears my buaband waa s miiaionary in the South weet. Evary one in that high and dry atmoaphare haa mora or leaa trouble with dandruff and my daugb ter'a aealp beoame eo encrusted with it that I waa alarmed (or (ear aba would loee all her hair. Altar trying rsrioua remedies, in deaperation 1 bought a cake o( Cuticurs Soap and s bo* o( Cuticura Ointment. They left the ecalp beautifully clean and (ree (rom dandruff and I am happy to aay that the Cuticura Hemodiee were s com* plete aucceee. 1 hare also uaed auoceea(ul!y the Cuticurs Remediee tor so-called 'milk* cruet' on baby's bead. Cuticura is s bleee* ing. Mrs. J. A. Darling. S10 Filth St., Carthage, Ohio, Jan. 30, IMS." Potter Drug A Chain. Corp., Bole Props. o( Cuticura lUmediee, Boeton, Maes. Nov. 14, 1820, James Monroe was re-elected President. Only one elec toral vote was cast against him. A solitary elector from New Hampshire waa the only one who did not par ticipate in the "era of Rood feel ings;" be gave his vote to Adams. PAT! K NT SUFKKIUNG. Many Women Think They Are Doomed to Backache. It Is not right (or women to be al ways ailing with backache, urinary Ills, headache nnd oth er symptoms of kid ney disease. There Is ft way to end these troubles quickly. Mrs. John H. Wright, 60? East First St.. Mitch all, 8. D., says: "1 suffered ten yeara with kidney comnialnt ?no a doctor told me I would never got more than temporary relief. A dragging pain and lameneos In my baok almost dtssbltd me. Ditty ?pell* came and went and the kidney secretions were Irregular. Doan's Kidney Pills rid me of these troubles and I feel better than for years past." Sold by all deatora. 60c. a box. roeter-liilburn Co., Buffalo. N. t. B.B.B. Cores ibrongli tbe Blood Pimples. Itching Humors, Rheumatism. Blood Poison, Eczema. Bone Pains. B.lT 0. Ifcotanlo Blond Balm) Ik the only Wood ran>?dv that kill* the polum In tha blood and then pqrlf.aa lt-?aantlln* ? flood of puro, rich blood rilipoi to Die tUIn aurfaoa, Bonaa, Jolitta, and wharavar tha dla'aaa I? locatM. In tliia wny ail fmcn. Ulcar*. Plmplea, Eruptlona are haalad And aural. palna and aobe* of uiirunmM'in caaaa, iiralllnfra aubilda. B. B. B. oomplately tfhangaa 1I10 body into o>an, healthy oondltlon, triviiu tha akin tha rloh. rea htia of parfaot health. B H H olirr* jh? worm old o*aar Try It. ?! 00 par Inrga botti* at all Dm* H'r>re* with dlr<>etl"ii* for homa our*. U IMl'LK FltKK by writing 1ILOOD DAI-M CO , At'nnlu, (lit. PUTTTAM FADELESS DYES E?2?? J?1!*.* !ir. w n 4 /*? ooJort tte*a (fcajr othor dyo. One 10c, paokoft* colon :4i flbtr*. Thr/ tlyo la coUl water UMter than an / other <]/?, Y<JK ?a ay wy |*rre?nt without ripping ?p*rt. Writ# lor ft? booktjt-How toDro. n?ewU *nU Mix Color*. MO!IIlOI? CO.. Wilnof. Illinois Tne united State* ranks tbird in the production of barley. On|r Ono MDromo Quinine** That is Lagative Brorao (^uin.ns. Look for the signature of K. W. Orove. Lsed tne \\ or Id over to Cure a Cold to One Pajr. 38f. The oity of Milwaukee has almost abolished the uee of boraes in all ma? nicipal departments, Wrs.Wlaslow's toothing Ijmip for Children teething, softsnstbe gums, red ttoee inflammv tioa, ?Uajs p/un, cures wiad colic. 23c a bottle Light, heat and oil are the woet enemies of the ruber tire. Tetterine Cures Piles. "One application of Tetterine cured me of a out of Itching piles I had for Ave years." naynard Benton, Walterboro. 8. C. Tettorlne cures Kcxema. Tetter, fling Worm, Oround Itch, Itching Piles, In fant's Sore Head, Pimples, Dolls, Hough Scaly Patches on the Face, Old Itching Sores, Dandruff, Cankered Scalp. Dun Ions, Corns, Chilblains and every form of Skin Disease. Tetterine 60c; Tetterjno Soap He. Tour druggist, or by mall from the manufacturer. The Shuptrlne Co. Savannah, Oa. In a recently-built Italian man-of wnr there nro special arrangements for a dentist. f 100 Reward, |IOO. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded di? esse that science has been able to cure in al! its stages, and thatisCatarrh. 11 alt's Catarrh Cure is the onlr positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con stitutional diaesae. requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the Mood and mu cous surfaces of the iyntem. thereby destroy ing the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the con stitution snd aasisting nature in doinc its work. Th? proprietors have so much faith In its curntivc powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for sny caaf that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address V. J. 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