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1Garrh of the lea "Peruna Cured mice .In Six Weeks." 5,000,000 People In This Country H-lave Catarrh. 11 r. Tom F ady, N o. 3 Rochester, N. Y., writes: I was troubled with catarrh of tle head for 1mlany years before I paid mu1el at teitotion to it, but a fev ml'onttIhs ago I was so atat oyedl by heiadles and tifleulty inl breathing through illy nose, ail Imly eyes Snohirtel iad looked so inflamled that I felt I must do sometitng to relieve this state of Lf fairs. "I noticed one of your ads. In the raper, and then Aitd there deehled to - try 'eruna. I am pleasel iW say that it Namne up1) to aill Iy expecta tions, for in six weeks it hal driven the catarrh out of ty systet and I have not been troubled since." Mrs. A. J. Ticinan. 1122 Wyoming * st., San Antonio, Texas, writes: suffered over tine years with catarrli of the hea!. nose and ears. Five bot ties of Peruna have restored me my health." Caucasia. In the southern section of Caucasia agriculture is the principal industry. Wheat and other cereals. cotton and tobacco are produced. In Ciscaucasia cattle breeding is profitable, while in the mountainous districts mining is carried on extensively. The mineral deposits include copper, silver, Iron and manganese ores, cobalt, sulphur, quicksilver, naphtha and rock salt. The country also produces a great deal of petroleum. Rugs, woolen goods and harness are made. Caucasia is gov erned by a general governor acting for the emperor and local zem.stvos Most Skin Troublo Readily Overcome The Active Principle of a Famous Remedy Works Wonders. S4 Sinny peo'ple : hv.' tmnrveled the wny E. S. S. lvercom4 s ii in~~ I roule. '' t ex in th bonl n~ t e !".n isrv el lyi ai w, i iand v :.s . Wlo you c:ne4 torela thae'dt the skin neiitwork of ,i t~ny b it ves.sels you solvte thea myste'ry. nouiing foo i* . I I.nts, v i. is ell y a re : iu.orkable renw li. It conlttins . i n i. do a iii e iv p. rpos.. f whi h s i:':: . *': i* ii - 1 i.a. -s t h hei lth slfleb n ' it l :1 wn4 l eii t ial n4 t i t01 r 44ni. 4 .\n l t , lidi imlala utat-ns li f t~i match i . ' lna i r h1 1p a re to it:,t'u a s ete Wlat't 0 l v wel balan~illalt h ais I he iri Hlou. 8h-.n < fi t' i thelu taic a ats inidei tigu If -ar :: fwalsuad. 11 ]i i i t r11ar8,l . S.\k fr . . .an Ldre skirtfu ie 3,00 yerseolup" any mengi t h oleritliah." ea nl kn r Til11eovl sliofhn Moilt.herhooda 1h r. is. to o yu lathn tpheseon minr disrs. to are ofcr alt subtytoes 3nsist upon 8..S. t byvtodencec or i Phiadelha who say other'ob bl sir l 300 rears ld." 'tHe--s "Wel, darI s e r t of 'oldl things'o twearingiilasthem."rin Thoo a n t o a la -in tiareh tnllo Of istes to ma the-com te joyL ~ lirOf raanr'I 'iran l xpecth' aion-I iii tla l~t ut i-ihlt.1 (4aatatisii is i te' I o14. Sver -v e l -- to u41(4 IiiiI so I "t 'st Ii'r-tFrend."tl5 1 I tIta ((l i T hi i s a nc (ai I - -a~tlla1 exterymir apition maylaoeailyinfrrd sined ito is ubin tiaiag(lit wrnen gnt ecte uslesd '~Aithers J'ioto is opru ri-ol t ota ow aor~ toy the ies, that therug uuatual vrain ton thk foril abol tli-(t ts wite for a spemIalle by0 for seero mWherh hae sodh estdo Itimet tha. EXTRA SESSION SEEMS LOOMING Fight on. Ship Purchase Bill FATE STILL UNCERTAIh If Ship PurchaFe Measure Stay: Before Senate, Extra Session Wil Be inevitable to Pass Supply Bills. With twenty-one working day: nhenli of the sixty-thirid ongress, tih fitc, of teit government ship pliirC11114 bill still rtiniihis unceitain. Whether it will be held before tl seatte to the excliuioti of or i)r4)rll tionl bills un1til pamsd or un1111 thll gavel ends the S'essloll Mrch -1, imus he determn(1111ie by the piesidelit at( timitra1St iionk IVlI(I. Some detin iIit undierstinliang on this poilit probbllil 'will Ie rietehd within at few diys The prvhesidei 1' expectedi to diseus: (t Hituatlon with seniators who hiavi stood valilant ly for the hill ilat'ougl tihle last. week of party reelmllli. Suggestions that lIepubl t ica sana tors eve(tull1y might yebl their oI position in order to taitw ill) tpprtopritt tion bills and let the miensure con to a vote airl*( denied by minoriti leaders. They insist the bill canno get to i vote. Diemoeeratle senators chamnploning the lill admilit (the situation is des periate. They reailize their insistene4 on'keeping the bill before the isenat will lieani failure of the great appro priation bills. This would make ar extra session inevitable. If it is deteriiiiiied that an effori should be made to pass tlie appropria. tioin bills to avoid an extra sessiQu the shlip purellise hill, in the opiniot of some of the stnunehest friends must be withdrawn. Even then ther' iliy not be 1iml(1 to pass the grel supply mensmures. Telivre are fight, nheand onl thei naval andt( military bills and the rivers lin(] haibors bill Is eer tain to provoke attack. IOWA RANKS FIRST. Wrests From Texas Title of Banner, Crop State. Ilown his wrested from Texas th title of balier-cropu stale. the tlir t-en princillti (rolis grown there Ins yeliar being valued at $351,-450.000 according to the Agricultural Outlook pb11)1lished recently. 1111iols' cro wer1e worthi $3119,(656.000, wi Texas comes thilrd, with $288.:3:5. 000. Dleerense in the vialue of cot (on was tih( cause of the smaller valI ll' of Texas 'rops. Hansits. with $287.1062,000. F fouirth; Nelbrask a. with $210.01,000 fifth, nid Ohio, willh $207,:3:7.000 sixth. 11thier' stntes' o 11 v nue Are (h-orgli. $155.1 (7.0t ; (iklaloia $1:1.1--1 .000: Northl ('arolina:, $1*-,,-. iW S.000; K ni it iai :y. $ 11.:325. 04 .\ , b oti w. $ 1i 1.25 1.00 1 : T 4ai Iiosso f :1'7:.o00 : .\fississ-jipi. -$!1: l. N S2. M Ii 87:1.!05. Ln : l~n i mtu. -$(;7,7(;7,000 aln hiriA.I S', 0l5.000 I.NPIX. Jii: lliiii1.: k h I ui ei-: ul0 i l,: A\ yiear atal a halt' ago I was -take'i ithI ai severe altnek of* kidniey trouhhi that ined me121 n suh an(1 l extet thal it as S"tonei in Ih lilItadder andio pre rihed~i I~ti Water. tli tooka. sathhp rI,' ciuednorelief fro15 t~lin t lr imo Itil I had l .:assed in all at leasta hdoxen ort more14 alin hand no: sifter 'i the slightest singe- and lin all ha:v' I lken one( botthe ;)'il a 1im1 t and feel lI tuh day13 of AuagustI 19, II. W. Spinks. who subsncribled thle ab lovei statiemiet anid mlade oath that the same is tru'ct In subhstanice andt in fact. A. fl. Lee, Ex. of .Justice of Peace I Letter to I Dr. Hllnmer & Co., iaghamiton, N. Y. Prove Whatt Swampl..Ioof Will Do For Send tetn cents to Drt. Kilmuer & Co. Hilnghamnton, N. Y., roar a sample size bottle. It wIll cotnvince antyotne. You will also r'ecelive a blookiet of valnuble infoama tion, tellinug about11 the kidnteys~ and bladder. W hen wr"iting, he sitre :ind men'I tin thle 1411urenlS Advettlser Iteguar 1ifty-cenit an d onle-dolIara sizi. biottles totr sale at all druig stores. U. S. Not U. 8. A. Do vont know what is the proper -hbrev iati(2n of the I in ited States? It V- I. S. It is not. U. S. A. There is noerane ot thils fact. The intitials UT. S. A is the ofilelal aecepted abbr'evlia .iia for' U:11 d St ates: I army, an dI(oes not, un de r any13 possle1 dond itlons, over mneanl UnIted States of America. A\t this timo. wheti so many mamiifau, turers in thIs couantry are brandIng I heIr goods as m1ade0 in the United States, thais Is Important. The brand U. S. A. upon anything means that it w'as manuafacture.d in the United States armay. "Made In U. S." is the brand which should be putt upon all goods manuafactured in thin country. Knickerboc,,.. Pres.. GREAT STRUGGLE ON WARSAW FRONT Kaiser and Czar Ara Watch ing Troops RUSSIANS TAKE TRENCHES In the Snowy Carpathians and In East Prussia Battles Art Raging -Germans Send Reinforcements to the Front. With e (ermn :111n Tiussiain em per*'ors Its V.ye-witnesses, tie armiies of lUiissin 1i1i ( ermanitiy are still eon - tendling filr thev positions titult protect Ie Il'tl ish (pit'I of Wit Isa w from)i th i vsAdmers. Ithe llussian emper-or has beenl tt ltiusslian henchi t arlit ers forl several ilhys and the (ecrtnn report ainoniees ha the (kerinni vitiip:ror lts jolitl the generals aItiui hs lie itu l y visit l troops in hlit, trleelh'l s. Nothin hlaf, s ben(i t disclosed :It ; ' 1to th rors of the baittle whichl. whent hinst lit s were received, was ragitg l witi tuhtel fitry. The liuss !:nnios. aecordln tg to S:itir day's offit]i state(nilt, ll strenth baed their posi(olls oil thle wstrnhll hank for the IznI-3 whilh they hadl crossed Hen its mlonith, $til e:11turedi another Germanta vantage point. They also enitured it long line of (etrm1an trenches near BorJimiow whIleh liar been t he cent er of most deperit e fighting. In East PrIIssini anotlier big hattle is tleveloping, t I e Gerian as lavi g sent reinforecemetnts npirently from their lzurn front to that region. In the CIrpathilns, while their right is nelvninivg, the llssiants arIe a.ble onily to 1it] tort, that their left is elerked thIIe Auto(emnoffenksive. With regard to all tlis fighting the (ernian offleia! Imply ''ays: "No essenthil events have tiken platce." iIgltling in ilte west is a repetition , of thalt of the( pre.v(din~g days. Th'lerd1. halve ben'i lively ai-tillerAiy tluis itand a few lfantry itt-tacks In whi leli hoth 81hle(s climii to have g ained Som( ground. MEXIC SITUATION (iRAVE. Withdrawal of Diplomatic Corps Threutened. So seriouls hits tl(- friet lon betoine bet weei tlie Carrnz governmient anl miemibers of tli- ilotiiitile corp inl tlxlo ('ity tlut ftit wit ldr a1 wil of liiy fornii I tegationls is now threatenel. Rome of thle inominenit diplomaitic repIire4se'ailit Ives of l-ilropeanII 1 ti)s1t( 1i- Ily hainve 4-nhlel their home gov. t'rnimilu'ints slugesling that in:sm( Its (comulnlllleathilt t ill Is growing imlor itand mlore re'strit ed n n if littile- respect. 14 given them-i by the( 4(-'ranz nuthori0-1 ties, It iilu t , e iniisable to) unite0 willi other g -ernnit ii a it move luenlt 0) ibne ll forevignl hes.attons Ill . xIleio. Sii depritiniit ofIleints delinid to I!seuliss this 11u1s.1 fof ithe situl it'lin. As tlit Amtritin 'iimlmssy las ieein closed "Isinc 11h1 rulptilre wlilh fhit is lirg oinsbilutrtdt, wthoiui1. itult in:g h i I( isItd SIates, so fii aIs Thelii pian iiof t hi tdiploaitie corps in Afexieo CIty, whlh is undert'stood11 to be' ietinlg na a ualt, Is to leaveit at-I fuairs ini Aexit't In tchargep tof coniisulair offiers Tis woubiiit mean pract~tiel sttis forl M.31 0 lin 1ziI feily of iini I 0. NAVAL. ILl, PASSE~S. Appropriatin ill Is Slashed Over ()tpi i$6,000,000. Over a t nos lPrit t'st fr-oini i jority Let'uiltr' miilrwoodi lt' hotuxg firiiation 11 h lte partivisini for 45on and41 thni passe'd thet bill wvithouit roll c i . I ' l r o d l rd h a ttionail trenisuiry wasii' fninlig a prohhblte dlleit netxt year tof 5:15,00)0,000, and14 econom~liy adtivo('nttes, led by gimi, s-uie (ettdted ini stri k Ing ouit a ppropriations1 aggre'gatiuig more thant $6,000,000 for Ii-t' submaine'i S, at tra~insport andit a hosplial shIp. Why WIsdom Teeth. The so-called wisdom teeth are the two last molars to grow, and they have no real connection with the pos session of wisdom. They take their name from the time of their arrival, from twenty .9 twenty-five years, at which age thie average persin is sup posed to hnve reached years of disce tioni. ('utt ing one's wlsdn~r teet~h means sImply arr-ivinig at the poi'nt of completen~ess in physical equtlimlent, and has nit dhireect relatie'i to :na'l eqipm iien t. The poi)tssestkii (f t i"S teeth Is no gutaranty: of wisdloin. Trhey . grow at abou11t thei saime age iln ptcople whether they are wise or not. inig eptisodie of "'Ru nawiay .luni" at TUhe Idl~e liour1 tonIght, Near' Engish. Patience-"They say that nearly two-thirds of the mail matter of the world is wvritten In English." Pa-I trice-"Oh,'. you need not icok so pleased over it. That doesn't Include Iyours." C Company's SWEEP i Sale 'his Week in full sway. Hun ve taken advantage > Sale, nbw is your a. good thing. Get :lean Sweep Prices. iwn in plain figures this week it will pay niles and, buy your ean Sweep Prices. DOING AT iRacket. loses Saturday Night & Company Next to Bramlett's Shop THEY ARE COMING! F AY JUNE" T e Hour )A Y 10 ets., J. C. Burns 4 BI CLEAN Marci Goes on 'I Is going right on dreds of people ha of our Clean Sweei time, don't pass up your goods'now at C All goods marked dc to Sweep Out. Come 3you to come many j goods this week at C1 SOMETHING Red Iror Clean Sweep Sale Cl J. C. Burns 210 West Laurens Street FOLLOW THE CROWDc First Ins "RUNAWa The Idi TO-i 5 and