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CETed Ba Half q Belle.

though In many cases these are mere fahri.
ca tons, and. when they ara not. consider
able difficulty Is found IN securing govern.
Eent possession.
A rather important Geld ia being dc,
velopod on the island Of Crete. Seven
three months. bearing every evidence OF
Myceanlc origin and containing skeletons
~ men and women, marble statues gold
rings and bracelets and various other o.
naments and figures. One held very
remarkable carving In caruelinu. rectnpgu-
lar in form. bur slightly rounded on It's
long sides. aud surinounted by two striking
figures The une represents q man IN
kneelng position graphing n huge hull
by The horns: The more remarkable of tho
lcniHn demon az the storm. the mcp-
strous ryplfou az Typhocn, after Ass RI.
Bahylonian art. Standing, WITH open mouth.
upon It's hind feet and holding nlofr he
tween itE fore fcpT the tguye Of an AMI
ma. Upon it, back ~ hears the henvy.
This figure is considered Of q high order
~ workmanship and very valuahlc.
Among other objects Of Interest found IN
these t0mhS were an enrthen VnEr IN TIE
form of a wine pourcr the meek and mouth
representing the head of a bird u smnlI
snrmountea by figures Of mariners and
Hight. golden beads or bulbs. used as tjtr
medal pendants for necklaces and colaie.
The corridor leading 70 The tomhs. cut aut
90 solid rock. IL ~ feet IN 10 feet long and
about 3ia feet wide. aud The door lradin.
top Of the passageway and Is constrdcled
entirely Of hcwn stone lgId without mur.
tar, The bodies discovered IN each of the
touihs arc 10 n moor state ~ preservation,
IN most cases onlv the teeth remaining in
tact r. W. Jackson, Consul.
Dosrao
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Dyspepsia Cure

Starvation seems strange remedy for any
disease. Yet starvation by rigorous diet
wasonee generally resorted to in cases OF
yet IL Is sometimes tried Such A
remedy is worse than useless Every
DAY OF life consumes portion OF the tissues
Of the human body. The food we eat serves
TO repair this waste and YOU can't build up
the system by withholding material for the
purpose, II che stomach "a in such condi-
ton that IL cannot furnish il the task must
be performed without the StOmuch's assist
ance, kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the only
preparation which accomplishes this. There
are Others which act on certain kinds Of
food, but KodoI Dyspepsia Cure is the only
digests them. Man is SO constituted that
he needs a variety OF food and TO reduce this
variety always produces bad results.
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In ninety-nine cases In hundred indiges-
ton Is due to lack OF some OF the elements
which constitute the natural digestive
Juices, usually to tho absence OF hydrochlo.
rio acid from tho stomach, II is by tho ac-
tion OF these juices that food Is reduced to
form In which 10 can he transformed into
living tissue. With any OF them lacking IL
is easy to see that the process OF digestion
cannot be perfectly performed,
With tho single exception OF Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure all preparations for the relief OF
indigestion lack certain OF these elements.
Consequently they cannot digest all classes
Of food. kodol Dyspepsia Cure contains
them all. 1t will digest anything that the
healthy stomach can digest. tits natures
own cure,
Don't resort TO stimulating tonlcs Such
drugs simply urge the already overworked
stomach TO renewed exertious. 1t is like
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MIX Flour in Sweden.

Or. 81. Ekenberg of Gothenburs has made
discovery which viii be Of Importance
in dairy farming. He claims TO have IN.
vented an apparatus by which milk can he
brought into the form OF pow der, like hour
in Appearance but possessing all thr quail.
Ties Of milk in concentrated form, moisture
eS Ccpted. II Is SAli thar this milk lout
Is completely soluble In water aud can he
used for all purposes for which common
milk Is employed. The milk -four does uoi
get sour, does not feIment, ana in the dry
biate Is not sensitive 20 changes in the
weather. Ii can be kepC and transported
IN tin cans. barrels bags, etc. Ihr cost
Of production Or. Ekcnberg has estimated
at about ~ cents per lod quaIts u ore per
liter land he thinks that -four made from
SKINNED milk can be sold for Hbout IL
cents per pound u krone per kilograml.
At a recent meeting of the Academy Of AZ
rlcuture Or. Ekcnherg exhibited sample q
OF the milk -four, which received favorable
comments IT IL considered that the inyen-
tion viii he OF the greatest Importance 20!
the utilization Of skinned milk. which
heretofore has largely been wasted. hut in
the dry form can he transported all over
the country without losing any Of ts org
inal qualities
The product mentioned IL considered
superior to the Casein products 'proton"
and "protcllo' now manufactured from
milk by the aid of rcnnet, acid or I've.
Robert $. S Bergh, Consul.
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squirting tired horse. For moment be
responds. Then outraged nature seasserts
itself and he falls in heap Sedatlves are
equally Ineffective At first they deaden
pain but afterward comes the reaction and
Heener suffering than before.
What the stomach needs Is rest. To OBJ
tain IT a substitute must be found for the
natural digestive juices. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is the only substitute which accom-
pllshes natures results by natures own
methods. II gives the stomach perfect rest
by diResting what you eat, No dieting 10
necessary, Eat all the good food you want,
build up the system and at the same time
relieve the stomach from all responsibility.
The rest Will restore il TO It's natural cond-
ton and soon effect complete euro. This
is the only rational and common sense
method OF aiding nature.
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American overaiIs in ENGLAND.

Not long ago, an American stranded
here claimed that he could get work II
he had suit Of workmap's oyerals; and
In moment Of generosity went out with
the man. aud naturally enough looked for
the Kind OF overalls used by workmen in
the United States-tnose with a coutinHa-
ton Of fine front Of the trousers n tie
shape OF an apron 20 the neck and with
cross straps serving as suspendeFs and
buttonlng on the rear Of the trousers. These
oYerHlls have IN the United States big
pocket across the chest for tools, ana the
costume Is completed with the kind Of
coat used here. This type ~ oyeralls
seemed to De unknown here; but J have
since had as a caller az the consulate a
tailor for the working classes VINO does
what he calls "a rough -andready trade, -
He has son in the United States. and II
seems visited this SON last summer. ne
told me that when be was there be had
noticed the overails worn by American
workmen. and had since made overalls Of
the same Kind for some Of his customers.
he said there would be large sale here
for overalls OF this type, made by machin-
cry. provided they were made more care
fully and of heavier and better material
thar that used i9 me vsltsa STATES; and
t&&t . esr1saposdinEiy HIGHER Rxies eesla
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Coal in France.


For its entrance into Northern France,
American coal seems destined soon TO be
independent OF abnormal conditions The
present depressed state OF the continental
metallureic Industry offsets the advantage s
offered by tho Transvgal war and the
miners disturbance. In Southern France
the Importation 90 American coal has
passed the experimental stage; and. not
withstandlng the ncarneSs OF English, Rel
giHn ami German coal fields American coal
at different points Two weeks ago, for
tho first time IN the history Of this port. n
vessel direct from Philadelphia unloadcd
cargo on the Rouen auays, IL This In.
filtration is successfully begun with the
employment OF foreign shipping, II can on :
hc a matter Of time when tho United
States, with her own vessels, VIII supply
most II not all, Of the French deficiency.
France consumes annually about 70,
100000 tons OF coal, Of which she produces
negUlT II per cent
OF tho 13,41G,7O0 tons imported last year
England furnished T,76lG0O tons; Belgium,
i,G9O.oo0 tons; Germany, sOiI00 tons. and
the United States, 1871, 900 tons
One Of The greatest objections urged
against American coal 50 France IS It's
frablity This has been the subieet ~
n lengthy article in a recent number o2
L'Ecbn des Mines ct dc In Mctalurgie In
answer Ga the charge of Mr.. Sullivan Alex
ander, OF tho American Coal aud shipping
agency. contributed q letter Of the re-
can coal 70 general was more frlaOle than
The English product but Insisting that
soulc American cool such Hs The Pocahou
tas the Wcstmorcland, etc, rivnlcd the
very hast Cbfdin steam coal He further
gave reasons why the American article ar
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Gentlemep;-Fo For twenty years I suffered
the most agonzng pains with dyspepsia,
For years | regularly tried every doctor aud
medicine that ! could secure but without
relief, until at last became convinced that
l would die. Your agenta at this place finally
induced me 20 try bottle of Kodol Dyspep-
STA Cure ! commenced TO improve from
the very first dose aud after taking six bot
ties am as well as | ever was in my life
You are at liberty 30 publish this and i
hope that IL may be the means OF rescueiug
some sufferer from that terrible disease
dyspepsia. Mrs. M. Houston, Omaha, Mo
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Rai.. eo,,nrl Chilly.

Cooper, Texas. January rsThe case o,
the State Of Texas vs. John Bates, which
has been on trial for the past two IVA.
was concluded yesterday AZ noon At n
O'Clock lost night the Jury returned vef.
diet o. entity. and assessed his punish.
ment AZ six years confinement in the peni-
tcntlary. This case grew ont ~ the Kill
ing OF Joe Mems on January 30 of last
year. The case against Julius Clark. who
was Indicted for tho SAME kiIling was con-
tiuued 10 the June term Of court.
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Archaeological Discoveries in Greece.
Tho recent archaeological discoveries IN
Greece and "a" islands adjacent have pcou
so numerous ihat q proper understanding
Of their general Significance hns been rem.
dercd dlHlnnt. Interest Is at present cen.
tered In the isIhnds Of Lencas aud Ithaca,
because nf discoveries which may shed a
new Hight upon the home and surroundings
OF OdysSeus. From various parts OF the
country come reports Of discoveries. al.
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recommends II 10 All Sufferers.

Gentlemen:--I have been afflicted for four
or five years with dyspepsia. have tried
various remedies without any good results
and finally was induced 10 use Kodol Dys-
pcpSia Cure | cannot say too much in its
favor as ono bottle cured me recommend
the remedy TO all who suffer from the same
cause.-David Maylor, Wiudridge, Penn,
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prouth prevents PIowlnu.

Denison, Texas. January ls,--rhe most
serious problem In years is confronting the
farming community There has virtually
been no rain Of any consequence In months.
There Is less farming now In GraysOn
county than known for years. Very little
blowing Is being done. Wheat looks poorly
md progress in oats retarded on account OF
Iack OF rnln.
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Consular Plan in Export Trade.

SOnSNlcI iuV w I-NHSlN loIIs
few weeks ago a young American busi-
ness man called ct tho consulate to toll mo
that one American drm, at least. had fol.
lowed ny plan in export trade and had
been wonderfully successful In dolng So
understand that my caller had read aud
approved Of those portions Of nag trade 10,
ports where, Ia entire agreement with all
CT my consular colleagues | nave urged
that American manufacturers study and re-.
gard not only the needs bat even the whims
az foreign consumers; end that having
emple capital snd 4 good working partner,
be had pht fhe idea Into successful opera.
ton. The Dim has about eight agencies.
II ench contract there Is a clause binding
the manufacturer TO make Gnd pack and
ship ANY mticle IN exactly The way lie
London agent specifies. and no agency Is
taken from MANUFACTURER who viii nor -
bind himself IN legal form, and tho mann
facturer is given 70 understand that thls
is the most Important clause IL the con
tract and that his personal views on for.
eign markets are rot wAnted.
Marshal Halstend, CONSUL
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~ INTO a habit of taking a drink
TOYS on his way home" says
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nj IN SlaSea ~ iriak.
sapns, lon can not tell what
sblS % the man who drinks, aud
ue'er forgive yourself fer wsi'-
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Manner Given Five Years.

san Antonio. Texas, January is-wiil
-yans.r. who white resisting arrest shot
0ffTesr A. q fsuct 90 December 10. was
convicted In the district court today ana
b.s recovered rom bis wennd and 10 eps7s
szbss duty again.
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riying IN Europe was more broken than
thrt from l1np'and--thc extraction by ma.
chinery instead Of chic1y rs hand, the en-
pioymcHt of dynamite aud powder. the
closeness 10 the surface 81 American Goals
Thoruwell Haynes, Consul,
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SOME ADVANCE CLIPPINGS
FROM CONSULAR REPORTS.

he obtained British worknicn. he said.
can not afford to wear oyeralls FOR few
weeks and then throw them away as the
American workman DOES, but must make
them last a year, aud therefore they must
he Of better material aud wash white
Ii occurs to me this Information mas be
Of value to American manufacturers Of
oycralis. Marshal Halstead. Consul.
BlTninrhnm
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NO dieting is necessary.

Gentlemen!-i have been q great sufferer
for many years from indigestion which has
become almost chronic and have suffered
untold pains which were always worse after
eating q hearty meal. / took two bottles OF
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and am DOW a well
man and life seems worth living,
Peter sherman, No Stratford, n. X
Suffered Unfold agony.
Gentlemen:--I want to say that your
Kodol Dyspepsia Care is the best remedy
for all stomach troubles that l ever used
1t is the only remedy ever used with any
good results. For years, have been troub-
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at times compelling me to remain 10 bed
and causing me untold agony. | am COM
pletely cured by KOdol Dyspepsia Cure and
I have recommended it TO several friends
who have also purchased il with the same
results. / always offer to pay the purchase
price II il fails but so far have never paid.
The first dose relieves,
Geo W. Lane Pewamo, Mich,
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conference.-the is what | have TO say
about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure --A bout
year ago conld not drink either tea or coffee.
drinking only hot water, and could eat but
worry little food, until l began taking tho
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, and then began 10
improve at once After taking the Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure during the summer / can
not only retain what food ] eat but also
drink either tea or coffee and have gained
so that / am hardly considered by my friends
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recommend it most oheerfuliy TO all sufferers
from indigestion and stomach trouble. Mrs.
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Like many great generals. Lee refused TO
accept better accommodations than his men
enjoyed He held Injuries in contempt.
His constitution, which he had never
abused, was perfectly able to thrive upon
hard fare and hard beds.
His headquarters were marked by none OF
the pomp which Usually surrounds the
headquarters Of a commander IN chief.
There was no special guard. He Invariably
refused to take advantage Of comfortable
houses placed at his disposal.
During the entire war, Lees shelter from
the Indictment elements was an ordinary
tent such as used by priyates N winter
quarters. This tent, In the midst OF q
forest or on a mountain side, was sur
rounded by the tents OF his officers, An
orderly 10 carry messages was the only rex
uler attendant OF the commanding general
Within the tent were a few necessary artl
cies and single army blanket which was
all that General Lee needed to protect him
FOR his meals. he was generally satisfied
with bacon and cornbread. which be aie
seated upon the ground Boxes and baskets
which contained turkeys. hams, preserves
and other delieacies wezs sftan ssns hAn'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-14
EIGHTY MILLIONS
OF BONDS TO ISSUE
Tentative Plan for Consolidation
of Plant System and At
lantic Coast Line.
lRz Associated Press. !

BALTIMORE, MD, May 13-The Eoard
of Directors of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railway Company met in this city tc-
day to perfect plans for the merging nf
the Plant System with the former COM
pany. The consolidation of the Savan-
nah, FLORIDA and Western Railway Com
pany. which is the major portion Of the
Plant System, was accomplished to-day
by the filing with the Secretary OF state
in each of the six States through which
the two properties run. a copy OF The
merger agreement adopted at the stock
holders meeting in Richmond yester-
day These papers We're filed in Vir-
ginia. North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia. Alabama and Florida.
The Florida Southern. St Johns and
Lake Eustis and Sanford and ST. Peters
burg Railroads are not included at pres
ent, but negotiations are pending look
ing to the taking in of this additional
500 miles Of track by the consolidated
company.
Including its ownership of the Wash
ington- Richmond line, the lease OF the
Georgia Railroad jointly with the Louis
willie and Nashville. and other leases and
trackage rights, the system will have
5000 miles of track
The tentative plan for the consolidation
of the two properties contemplates the
issue of sSO,OGo.O00 of 4 per cent. general
consolidation mortgage bonds. the issue
being restricted to $4,000 per mile OF road.
This amount, it is thought, Will be sur
ficient to retire the present outstanding
underlying bonds at maturity and pro-
vide for improvements and betterments.
The plan will be submitted to stock
holders meeting of the consolidated
company on June IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-14
MANY DESIGNS
FOR THE CAPITOL.
Rebuilding Commission, in Two
Sessions, hear All Archi-
tects Submitting Plans.

The Capitol Rebuilding Commission
held two sessions yesterday-at II a NJ
ana at P NJ. At II o'clock last night
the commission had given an audience
to all the architects submitting plans and
adjourned to meet in executive session
this morning at II o'clock, when it is
likely a decision will be reached.
All the members of the commission were
present yesterday, as follows: Messrs.
Wlckham and Glass, of the Senate. and
Messrs Foikes, Bowman and Jennings,
of the House.
The commission assembled at II o'clock
yesterday morning in the Office of the
Governor The session lasted until p.
NJ The following architects had APP
reared before them before adjournment:
Mr.. P. T. Marye. of Newport News;
Messrs. Fry and Chesterman. of Lynch
burg; Messrs. Noland and Baskerville,
Mr.. D. Wiley Anderson and Captain NJ.
j. Dmmock. of Richmond.
But Mr. ]. kevan PEBBLES. OF Norfolk,
who had presented designs was not able
to be at the day session, and so the
commission met last night to give him
IN audience. He was before the body
81 obably an hour and a half. The COM
mission did not adjourn for some time
after he had left Then the DECISION was
reached to meet in deliberative session
at II to-day.
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PLANS OF RELIEF.
Forty Thousand Rations for Fourteen
Days to Be Dispatched.
tEy Associated Press !

lBy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May $50
comprehensively laid were the plans of
the War Department, even before the
passage of the Joint resolution provid-
ing for the relief of the volcano suffer
e-s, that there was really very little Tc-
naming fer the officials TO do to-day.
The plans OF the Commissary Depart
rent made after careful consideration
of the news dispatches from the Antilles.
contemplate the supply of 10000 rations
for fourteen days. The Quartermaster's
Department is purchasing clothing sup
pi1es for 40.05D people and the Medical
Department is working in proportion in
itS purchases.
The Buffalo has been ordered to be put
in readiness for immediate use as a food
DC decided to send more supplies than
the Dixie will carry.
The Leonidas which is now discharg-
ing her cargo OF coal at Port Royal, has
been ordered to LOAD with supplies for
Martinique
Secretary Hay to-day telegraphed to
Consul Ayine to ascertain the conditions
in Martinique with regard to the fresh
water supply, and il it be found that
such water is needed, the tenders at
Norfolk and at Key West which already
Bradford il: anticipation ,of need fo,
them. Will Immediately make for the
little island.
The National Red Cross Associat ton
to-day issued an application to the public
for money and supplies for the Marti-
niquc sufferers which may be sent to
Cornelius Bliss. New York, or to W. j. (.
Flather. treasurer of the Red Cross,
Riggs Bank at Washington D. c.