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The Sunny South.
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The Masons of Memphis. Tenn., monopolized
Admiral Schley's third day's
stay in that city.
A revolver duel in a gambling hall
at El Paso. Tex., resulted in the death
of "Sheeney" Harris.
A jump from a third-story window
ended the life cf Mrs. Martha A. Fennell,
at Baltimore. Md.
After killing his grand-daughter.
Mary Awfield. at Butler. Tenn., William
Rogers committed suicide.
A new hotel at Alburguerque. N. M.,
has been offered the Seventh Day Adventists
for a sanitarium by the Santa
Fe Railroad.
J. A. Diffenbaugh. Passed Exalted
Ruler of the Elks of Baltimore. Md..
and a prominent Mason, attempted suicide
by cutting his throat and wrists.
An engine and 12 cars ran away
aown a mountain ui-ur oagiua?, ?niern
North Carolina, and William Button.
engineer in charge, was instantly
killed.
The Democrats of Manchester. VaT,
have nominated H. A. Maunce for Mayor;
Chailes L. Page, for Commonwealth's
Attorney, and J. G. Saunders,
for Seargeant.
News has been received in Petersburg
of the burning of the stables and
barns of Mrs. Rosa Bowers in Sussex
county, with a large quantity of feed
and all farming implements. Three
fine horses and two cows were burned
to death. The fire was of incendiary
origin.
Great Falls Cotton Mills Co. of Fall3
City, Tenn., is repairing the damage
to its plant caused by the floods of last
month, and expects to have the plant
in operation in two months. Mill has
4000 ring spindles and 130 looms.
At The National Capital.
Revenue collectors during March
were $21,227,535.
The Government has officials at
Boise, Idaho. investing Surveyor
General Ferrault.
A complimentary dinner was given
Secretary of the Navy Long by his bureau
chiefs, at Washington. D. C.
* The Lakeside Club, of Chicago, 111..
sent a representative to Washington.
D. C., to ask the President to be its
guest next fall.
At The North.
The Granite Trust will purchase thp ,
six quarries of Wisconsin.
Governor Odell. of New York, start- j
ed on a long Western trip. j
Burglars secured $700 from the safe !
of Brand & Wubben's store at St. Paul
Minn.
The jury trying Walter N. Dimmick 1
for stealing $30,000 from the mint at |
San Francisco. Cal., failed to agree.
A gas explosion in Sunnyside coal
mine, near Louisville, Col., killed one
man and injured three.
Edwin S. Cramp and John B. Drexel,
of Philadelphia, have been elected
JJireciors 01 me American uiesei c,u- j
gine Company, of New York, control ofwhich
has been acquired by the Intelnational
Power Company.
The First National and Metropolitan
National Banks, of Chicago, 111., are
about to merge, the united institution
to be the second largest in the country.
Mrs. Sarah Lynch was found shot
to death at Cleveland, 0.. and her husband.
who protests his innocence, is
charged with the murder.
Miscellaneous Matters.
The Fins are stoutly resisting Russian
recruiting.
J. C. Cain, formerly accountant and
registrar in* Winnipeg. Manitoba, has
been arrested on charges of forgery,
amounting to ?10.0fi0.
In a fire which destroyed their
house, Thomas Hill, his wife, three
children and a hired man were burned
to death at Hull, Quebec.
The schooner yacht Hildegarde arrived
in New Yoik from Havana, with
her owner, E. R. Coleman, of Lebanon.
Pa.; his wife and several friends on
board.
The reunion of the United Confederate
Veterans closed at Dallas.
Texas.
The Southern Educational Conference.
in session at Athens, Ga., reelected
Robert C. Ogden president.
At the execution of Henry Sehaub.
In Newark. N. J., the murderer's head
vhs almost torn from his body.
The plan for issuing 5 per cent,
bonds instead of 7 per cent, preferred
stock of the United States
Steel Corporation was announced.
Miss Ida May Hubbell died at New
Haven, Conn., from a spinal injury
caused by a practical joker five years
ago.
William Rogers, of .Tohnson county.
Tennessee, killed himself and his
granddaughter. Miss Mary Awfleld.
Four girls have been awarded the
estate of Daniel Conklin in White
Plains, N. Y.
The workingmen of the Chicago and
Alton shops, in Bloomington. 111., i.) the
number of 2.000, have signed an agreement
to abstain from meet for thirty
days. They are hopeful that every
woringman in the country will fallow
their example. The promoters of the
movement think that the plan will
strike a blow at the Beef Trust
PROMINENT PHYSI
(V^j OF WASHIt
? U. li. C liamueriia, .u. u., wnua iruc
"Many cases have come until
< has bene/lted and cured. Therefo
f catarrh and a general tonic."?
Medical Kxarolner U. S. Treasury.
Dr. Llewellyn Jordan, Medical Examiner
of U. S. Treasury Department, graduate of
Columbia College,
and who served
I, throe years at
West Point, has the
I ira 1 following to say of
7 ffV "Allow me to exi
A$r ,, press my gratitude
, to you for the
"benefit derived
One short month
rr' $2*^ has brought forth
- yn //' 1 11 va<t change and
ii I now consider
Dr. L. Jordan. > myself a well man
e a e ? aft<-r months of
Notes of Progress.
Drayton Mills of Spartanburg, S. C.,
has filed application for charter capital
stock being placed at $250,000. Bocks
of subscription are now open, and the
stock is being rapidly taken by local
investors snniP of whom are officers of
other cotton factories. Arch B. Calvert.
mentioned recently as proposing
an enterprise of this character, is the
piomoter. Incorporators are Mr. Calvert,
M. F. Floyd, W. A. Law, John B.
Cleveland, W. E. Burnett and A. L.
White. |
Brenham Cotton Mills of Brenham,
Texas, will build a mill to have equipment
of 5000 spindles and 160 looms for
the production of the coarser grades of
oloth. This company was reported last
week as organized, with capital of
$150,000. D. C. Giddings. Jr., can be
addressed for particulars.
The Board of Trade of La Grange,
Texas, is endeavoring to organize a
company for the purpose of building a
cotton factory. Messrs. John Killough
and Alex. Rosenberg have been appointed
a committee to visit mills in
tbe State and report on the feasibility
of the project.
H. M. Shaw and associates of Oxford,
N\ C.. contemplate the establishment
of a knitting mill, and Mr. Shaw invites
correspondence relative to the
cost of equipment, selection of charac;er
of product, and other information.
Messrs. H. F. Douglass. B. F. Hamil:on.
H. G. Beard, Columbus Lytal and
F. P. Stearns have incorporated the
Shawnee Cotton Textile Co. of Shawnee,
0. T.. for manufacturing cotton
products. The capital stock is $100,000.
" I was very poorly an<l could
hardly get about the house. I was
tired out all the time. Then I tried
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and it only
took two bottles to make me feel
perfectly well."?Mrs. N. S. Swinney,
Princeton, Mo. '
Tired when you go to
bed, tired when you get I
up, tired all the time.
Why? Your blood is im-1
mirA thar'c the reason. B
You are living on the 1
border line of nerve ex-1
haustion. Take Ayer's i
Sarsaparilla and be 1
quickly cured. |
Ask your doctor what ho thinks of Ayer's B
Sarsapari'.la. He knows all about this grand B
old family medicine, follow his advice and M
I we will be satisfied.
: ' J. C. Atee Co., Lowell, Mass. S
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WORSE PE-RU-NA.
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a 14th aud P Sts., Washington, L. C,: ^ |
er my observation, where Peruna ?
re, I cheerfully recommend It for J
C. B. CHA If11E11 LIS, M. D. j
suffering. Fellow-sufferers, Peruna will
cure you."?Dr. Llewellyn Jordan.
Geo. C. Havener, 3L D., of Anaeostia, D.
j C., writes:
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, 0.:
Gentlemen?"In my practice I have had
occasion to frequently prescribe your valuable
medicine, and have found its use beneficial,
especially in cases of catarrh."?
George C. Havener, M. D.
If you do not receive prompt and satisfactory
results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Ilartman, giving a
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President of
The Hartmau Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
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Gcirainc stamped C C C. Never sold In balk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something jnst as good."
Good enough I
for anybody! I
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of same value as tags from
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lobacco.
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l*a perfectly l:armlcs? vcpi taU'e compound. Jtprst.
lively ami tcrraaner.tly HdiIii. te* corpulency and
fujwrfluou* fietdi. It l.->a ft'H K AIIHlLl'Tt and an
I,armlet-* as fretb alr.'I houaanrtsof patlenc? have used
tblstreatuiriit. 1 hvsitlaincudor-eIt. Wiltetoiisfor
FKV KTKKATMK.M'. Send Ten Crnt* tocover
t-osiaee. etc. Crrrespi ndcncc strictly confidential.
Everything In plain si alt d package*. We send you the
torrnula.lf you takoiur treatment, and you can make
"Keducto'at home If yot: dealt e;kt.o? nit the Inuredlent*
need nave no fear ?.f evil efltet*. Address,
(ilnicngllii'ui.l o..37UlbJelTAvent LouU->lu
ctuirT rnrrv cj-.i, I n?:.? Cn.m I
Off ir I IKCCIV 31UIK (lliu Udil J i dim.
j C rHas for sale a larg?-number of I
,t? X ** . fyV nice young registered a.J.C.C.
I i vflk. bulls and Heifers,
l(. J^Sst-iv (Xone better bred In the south.
rAJCiiN jL/ Combining close y the most
I'/vv A/ noted and up-to-date blood
u\ W /)1 in America Hulls 10 to 12
* months old. 825-00. Heifers,
same aw. 8-&UU. PoLA.ND-CH Xa PIOs. $.">.oo each.
I Seud check and get what you want.
T. I*, ii It A rs VV lL,I? I'rop . IJultleboro. X. C.
ror the race . v-^x
Of life, you know, Zfr. ?\
Red Seal Shoes
Are all the go.
I Enclose 2-cc:it str:mp for particulars. B
Address SCOn REMEDY CO., Louisville. Ky. H
WHEN' WRITING MENTION THIS PATER. M
CURES WHIRE ALL ELSE FAILS. a
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use H
In time. Sold by druggists. *1
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M" cALLEH S BOSTCESS COLLEGE, SaSSSuccessful
School. No malaria. Catalogue free.
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Prevented by Shampoos
and light dressings of
emollient skin cures. T
stops falling hair, remo
dandruff, soothes irrita
stimulates the hair follii
with energy and nourisi
hair grow upon a swec
scalp when all else fails.
MILLIONS USE I
Assisted by Cuticura Ointment, for
ing the skin, for cleausing the scalp of
stopping of falling hair, for softening,
and sore hands, for baby rashes, itehin;
poses of the tojlet, bath, and nursery.
Soap in the form of baths for anno]
excoriations, for too free or offensive pi
ulcerative weaknesses, and for many m
gest themselves to women and mothers,
emollient properties derived fro.n Citi
on re-it of cleansing ingredient*, and tin
No other medicated soap is to be compni
and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair
domestic toilet 9oap, however expensive
purposes of the toilet, bath, and nurser
One Price, the best skiu and compli
baby soap in the world.
Complete External and Internal'
Consisting of Cimcor
i Hit X'i'ftU'P'K*?*. ami scales, and soften I
\ tpncsirassfc-sBsusi
"L,?rN< > dia ami cleanse the biood
i he -bet it>fi th0 ti,rttll1l.g<
scalp,and blood humours, i ashes, itching.-..a> ?i
fails. Sold throughout the world. British Uejw
Depot: 5 Rue lie la 1'aix, Paris. Porrtit 1?ki
C?ttcto>a Resolvent Pii.:.s (Choc date Coatei
etibHtitutc ?or the celebrate.'. liquid CtrniT'B i !.' ?
j and humour cure*. Put up in screw-cap pockH
cl&hPu.teorealUjrr.tlvc, anticeptic. tonic, ami cits
est, moat successful aal economical blood aad okii
I yet compounded.
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M .-jl Sold l>jr 63 Douglas Stores in
0 American cities, and the best.
iB rel"''' s'"-oe dealers everywhere,
m S Caution! The genuine hare
J W. L. Douglas' name aad peace
8! stamped on the bottom.
Aoiieetncreoie <1/ a4.'? In table below s
19^^j259j75^olrs^
1WH ?720 Pairs. j
Cuslness More Than Doubled In Four Years.
I W mnc2?uuSt's and wild mere men'* $3JBD
U and $.VO?:ioes ihltn any other twotuaautactarertL
1 W. I,. Douglas $3.00 and $"..50 shoes nlared aide by
eldo with $5.<o and Se.no titers of other make* are
P found to b jnst aa g"od. Tlioy will outwear two
pairs of ordinary $o.<jo and $3.50 s'.iccs. 1
I Made of the best leathers. Incl. dintj f'aierrt
Corona Kid. Corona Colt and fictional Kanycroo.
R Fatt I'clor EyflfJi and Hltrk llooba L'ted.
IT.!.. Hocglae f 4 "(31 t KtlfC Lite" caauot be oqniU**. ,
]\ Shoes !?v inn II, 2.? ct?. estra. Catalog
^froo^AVjljJ)OrOLAS^rorl^on^)litM.
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II I tm I want men with ennrna^|
and grit; will give them h situation Id
light and crr.plo ment the rear ar ound.
quire* no cupltal or great education.
our beat ulNmen are country boy*.
quick and eure. Write at once (or parlic^HMn^H
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; of CUTICURA SOAP
CUTICURA, purest of
his treatment at once
ves crusts, scales, and
ted, itching surfaces,
cles, supplies the roots
iment, and makes the
it, wholesome, healthy
iOTIGUBA SOUP
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preserving, purifying, an 1 beautifycrusts,
scales, and dandruff, and th?
whiteuiug, and soothing red. rough*
js, and chaff ngs, and for all the parMillions
of Women use Ccticura.
ring Irritations, inffamniatious, and
arspiration, In the form of washes for
aiseptic purposes which readilv sug('ctirura
Soap combines delicate
cuka, tlse fcrfiat .shin cure, with ihe
; most refreshing of flower odours.
ed with it for preserving, purifying,,
, nud hands. No other foreign or
is to he compared yrith it for all the
y. Thus it combines, in Oxk Soap at
ixioy soap, aiul the best toilet and
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rreatmontfor Every Humour, v
a So vr (25c.), to < leaner the skin of crust*
tii- t!ii< kciic?i cutl.\e; cltlcut'.a Oi.srvkvt
y Itcninv, iiiiii'iiiinatioii, aim I Irritation, uud
iUTICl KA RtSol.VK.NT PILLS (2.V.), to ClK>t
. A SlN'Gl.K SKTl- often sufficient to cut*
.Cv'tidn^, Itclit' g, liarniii^', ami scaly skio,
I Irritations, with loss of liti'.r, wbcu a'li clao
t: 27-'2\ Cliaiturhmi-v1 ><i-, London. FrerxH*
'G ANU tlll'.il. coitl'., Sols Props., liostoa.
i) are a new, last. !e.<?, ojotiriess, o -onrmi'-al ,
oi.VENT, as well as f?o nil other I,loo.I pjri&rs
t vials, cor.ta.qlng tJ rfo-e*. pri&\ 2">c. Curinative,
and beyoiK) quest.on chs'purvt, im<ti
purifiers, huiaour cures, end toaic diyasUra* , j
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