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The Colfax chronicle., 1903-12-26

Putnam Fadeless Dyes color more good
per package, than others.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-12-26

Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis, four daily
trains via the Chicago & Northwestern
Ry.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-12-26

Fair words never hart the tongu.. Chap.
man.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-12-26

A child can put twist in tree that an
army cannot take out.-Ram's Horn.
The Colfax chronicle., 1903-12-26
Mrs Rosa Adams, niece of the late General
Roger Hanson, c. S. A., wants every woman
to know Of the wonders accomplished by
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND.

DEAR MRS PNKHAM II
vegetable Compound
the ills peculiar that all gone feeling
ft bed but before had used bottles Lydia E.
Dsgan 10 reel the
had
nealth 1t
yours very truly MRS Rosa ADAMS. Louisville
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12

Lexington, s. c.. october 9.-James II.
Tillman went upon the stand today as
witness in his own behalf 1t was JUS
one hour before adjournment that his
counsel asked that the defendant nc
called With perfect self-composure he
arose from his seat among MS attol
neys and placed himself at the clerk
desk to take the oath.
Although ne was on the stand an hour
he only fairly begun to get over the vast
amount Of ground he must necessarily
cover, 1t is predicted that ne will be
on the stand all Of tomorrow. The de-
Tense has still more witnesses. Thirteen
of their witnesses were heard today
Asked as to Mr. Gonzales attitude To
ward his military career, ne said:
1T has always been bitter toward me
since ! was 2 years OLD.
The question OF his military career ana
the comments OF The STATE were then
taken up, Mr. Tillman stating among
other things Mr.. Gonzales wanted II nave
him court -martialed because Of an Incl
cent which he related
Relative to the organization of a com
pany Of Indian scouts which has been
referred to- the defendant said he wanted
to organize Such 4 company to take 10
the Philippines. but that President Me
kinley and the army officers in Wash
mgton opposed it,
Asked how he was treated by Mr..
Gonzales in his campaign for governor.
the defendant replied
II think those editorials are fair Sam
He denied mat he had ever been a
traitor to his uncle and said he had not
Intentionally been discourteous 20 the
senate. He was next asked what had
been the attitude Of Mr. Gonzales toward
him prior 20 1902 to which he replied:
Il think the paper has been pretty
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
HAVE YOU Anything FOR SALE
The October Goth Edition of The
Weekly Constitution Will Reach
the Homes Of 100000 Buyers
Throughout the South.

DO YOU want to sell your farm. your
cattle seed of any KIND. implements
anything which appeals to the best class
of farmers in the south? If 50, yon should
have an advertisement in The Weekly
Constitution Of October rs which will be
200 600 copies and which viii completely
cover the southern states from Virginia
to Texas, included. 70 send ono postal
card to each 2oo, 600 homes would cost
You $4,000 for the cards alone. to say
nothing of the Labor and expense of adj
dressing them You can put q three-line
advertisement in this edition and have the
assurance that it viii 30 into each Of 200, F.
0o0 homes the best in the south-at a
cost OF only SIPS Should YOU want
more space Id Is cents for each addi-
tlonal line. Seven words count a line
You can quote q good deal in 81 words.
which win only cost YOU S2.25 for in
scrtion. -Four lines. 28 words. Will cost
you $500 for insertion. one inch Of space.
single column, viii cost you $1,000 for
insertion. Mire space in exact proper
ton Don't spend your money on it I'M
less you have good offer to the trade
and our large audience. Now the time
IS short. October % is not far off and
we will ask YOU TO rush Your copy to-
Gethef Wth money to pay for same, at
the earliest moment possible and we VIII
guarantee hat you VIII reach 200, 900
homes throughout the south on October
20. You well know there is no better
section than The south. financially speak
ing. People in the southern states have
more money this fail than they have had
in over twenty Years.
Address all copy. with money for same,
to ADVERTISING MANAGER CONSTI-
TUITION, ATLANTA. GA,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
How 10 Be
Cured of Piles.
WITHOUT PAIN.

Don't wait until you are a helpless in
valid tor a seemingly simple case of
hcmorrhoidS, or piles, may. il neglected,
rapidly lead to worse The unnatural
formations become numerous and perma-
nent. and the iuhammatio grows untl
abcessce form; the disease burrows into
the tissues forming tubular growths
which discharge pus. generous condi-
tons and general gangrenous degenera-
tion appear.
What Is needed at the start, or a any
stage. is something TO SOothe this in1iam-
nation, reduce the swelling and disten-
sion and AT the same time restore the
diseased parts TO normal condition. These
three things are accomplished perfectly
bv the Pyramid Pile Cure II checks
all progress of the disease and rapidly
returns the affected parts to health be-
sides releVing at once the pain and fear
FIJI irritation.
Il began using Pyramid Pile Cure and
in order to make sure of a cure bought
five packages; for the past six weeks
have MOI been troubled in the least, and
had been bothered for thirty-hv years.
and had spent more than fifty dollars
for different remedies; this is the first
permanent help / have had and no one
could feel more grateful than 1 do" l..
Nj. Williams Conneaut, Ohio.
Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by druggists
generally for fifty cents a package, and
we urge all sufferers to write Pyramid
Drug Co, Marshall, Mich. for their val
liable little book describing the cause and
cure of piles.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
T|LLMAH TRIAL NEARS
The END.

Lexington S. c.. October 6.-JTe con-
tinued illness of Milton Sharpe, one of
the jurors in the case of J. II. Tillman,
necessitated an adjournment today OF
court until tomorrow.
When court was convened today Sheriff
Caughnaman announced that Juror
Sharpe was in bed unable to appear In
court. Upon inquiry by Judge Gary, the
attending physician, DR.. Wingard, stated
that Sharpe would hardly be able to do
jury duty within twenty-four hours and
he was not able 10 state whether he would
be well enough at the end Of that pc
rod to continue.
He is suffering from bilious fever. 1t
was expected that ne would be able to be
in court today, but the Improvement
which was noted late yesterday did not
continue.
In view of the announcement of the
physician, Judge Gary adjourned court
until $50 q. M tomorrow, stating that Il
the juror was not able to do jury duty
by that time it would be determined then
what would be done.
The case could proceed with eleven ~
rors II both tides consent and the defend
ant valves has rights as to the twelfth
man.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
WEAK EEEl CURED
WITHOUT STOMACH
UnsgaslMG; FREE
Simple nome.Mei!io In Possession
CT S)esFois Specialist Does Won"
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There has hccn discovered by we'll known
Detroit specialist simple, direct and quick
home method for the cure OF such conditions
sexual weakness or lost manhood. night
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The cure, strange to say, is accomplished
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ach ana arouses glow of warmth energy ana
good feeling almost instantly in the Oldest
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The discovery can be relied upon T., cure
he worst ana most long standing cases. and
il is especially urged that inen who have
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those who have not known a happy moment
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Building. Detroit Mich.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12

is what Jesus did. His example fits you.
That is what Jesus meant when He said,
Man shall live by the word of Cod"
Do not imagine that Jesus refers to the
Bible as the only word of God. He
quotes this sentence from Deuteronomy
and when that sentence was written
there was no Bible. Jesus refers to tho
larger Word of God. that eternal word
that speaks in the heart of every man.
that calls to duty, that calls to righteous
ness, that calls to unselnshness that
calls to heroism.
Jesus came face to lace with the ques-
ton. What will you do With your power?
Use it for selfish ends or consecrate it to
altruisIic service?' and the answer came
clear and ringing, 4 Will consecrate ii,
not for self. but for others" VIII you
do as much with yours?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
Patterson DYKE Being Watched.

Paterson N. j. October il.-Nith the
waters Of the Passaic river falling at
Tie rate Of an inch an hour above the
fails. and double that rate below them,
apprehension of further disaster to the
city from the flood has almost disap~
peared. the sole question being whether
Spruce street hill, the narrow embank-
ment which holds the waters above tho
fails. can continue to withstand the strain
until the river recedes to Its normal pro
portions. At the height of the food this
mill standing between the river basin
above the falls and the lower valley.
was rapidly caving away into the gorge
below the falls, Lineman Horace Riley
losing his life In one such cave-in. and
it was feared today that the flood would
wash away the dyke and precipitate 1t
self upon the city lying below. dyke
bat little wider than the Spruce street
roadway stood between the city and this
disaster. but tonight 1t was holding firm.
Below the falls a large part of the
city. situated N the valley on either side
of the river, was still inundated tonight,
nut the waters were recCding rapidly.
Thousands Of persons are temporarily
homeless, most OF them being received at
fhe houses OF friends in the unnooded
districts. while 500 were sheltered to-
night at the armory fed and cared for
by organized charity Of the city.
Today many persons who had remained
in their homes in the flooded districts
were. removed and food was conveyed to
those who remained. the fire department
rigging up emergency lines from roof 10
ROOF with cars suspended thereon for this
purpose.
Ii viii be Impossible to closely estimate
thc loss until the flood subsidies. out
il will exceed So 900 900
But three bridges and part OF q fourth
of the seven below the falls remain. and
The cost to the county to replace these
destroyed will be at least $500 900 The
three bridges standing are completely
covered by water.
Only three Fatalities have been re-
ported.
Many buildings have collapsed and the
foundations of many have been weaken
ed by the flood. and some OF these may
fan. The total will also he largely aug
mented by the loss throughout Passaic
county, reports of bridges washed away
roads destroyed and property and crops
ruined coming from all points The loss
in the county outside OF Paterson will
equal that inside Of the city.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
CQ-(lporativo Prices

are the lowest prices known and not created by
sacrifice of quality the usual low prices but
entirely by saving of The goods handled by
cooperative known the world for their
high standard CT quality. because the shareholders
Of a cooperative store aieo its best Customers and
therefore, there can be object in collaborating sub
etituting. cheapening or otherwise lowering quality
by dealing with truly cooperative society you ara
not alona assured Of large saving Of money but a
positive and absolute guarantee that the saving is not
correaponding decrease Of Erade
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
Wind Carrying Everything Before II

Washington, October io.-The weather
bureau received a report from the signal
station ct Cape Henry, Va, today say
ing that the wind was then blowing 70
miles an hour and was carrying every
thing before It, The regular steamer
from Norfolk. which arrived here this
morning, reports the ronghest experience
ception. The steamer came up the Chesa-
peake bay In a so mile gale last night.
with the seas washing over the bow all
night. but ESCAPED without accident.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
Goes to jury Wednesday.

NCC2 ~ - IA w NOhCoNtetF.
Lexington. 8. G. October l0-The last
witness to he heard in the trial Of James
H. Tuman. charged with the marder
OF Editor Gonzales. left the stand at :
o'clock this afternoon thus concluding
The taking Of testimony in what prom
ised to be q much longer trail than this
will be.
On Monday and Tuesday counse; viii
address the jury. seven hours being given
To each for arguments.
On "Wednesday morning Judge Gary
will charge the jury and place the case
VITA 1t for deliberadon ana determina-
ton. This programme was decided upon
by court and counsel and announced by
the court Just prior to adjournment to-
day.
Counsel for the defense proposed that
the case be submitted to the jury with
out argument, the state suggesting that
three hours be devoted to each side, but
the court proposed a day each which
was accepted by the attorneys on both
sides.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
Norfolk is Flooded.

Norfolk is practically flooded. A along
the lower bay the beach is strewn with
the wrecks OF smal boats. Since last
night an inch ana a half Of rain has
fallen The high winds backed up a
tremendous tidc into tine inner hal Dor.
The downtown section Of The city is
navigated in boats, while nigh wagons
are used all oyer town to connect the
trolley lines where The water prevents
the operation Of cars. The city hall IL
an island and can be circumnavigated in
boats. IN Botetout street ne tide has
come all over the sea wall aud waves
are breaking in The street At Ocean
View the large pleasure pier has been
almost completely swept away and great
Gamaga done to the summer homes there.
Virginia Beach directly on the ocean,
has borne the hrlmt of the storm ana
reports OF }w'eat damage come from that
point
The coast wires are all down and the
commercial lines are working UNDER
great difficulty. Both Maryland and Vir-
Sinia pilot boats have been compelled
TO come into the harbor from their sta-
tons. Tho wind has changed and is nov
from the east-uortheast, making matters
worse ON the coast. Continued high
winds viii increase the tide, and prepara-
lions We're made 10 remove stock from
the wholesale district yeJ Unaooded
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-12
THE VIRGINIA COAST
STORM SWEPT
Weather Bureau Reports That the
Wind Is Blowing Seventy-two
Miles an Hour, and Is
Carrying Everything
Before It.

Norfolk. va. October lo.-The Virginia
coast from Cape Henry to Dam Neck
mills. r. miles south. is strewn with the
wreckage Of several Inflated craft to-
night All communication with the sea
board is cut off but it is known that
three vessels have been wrecked and
several lives lost OF the coal barges,
Ocean Belle and Georgia. nothing is now
left except wreckase the shore. and
of the crews that manned them the
fate of only five is known.
Captain George H. Adams and Seaman
Charles Peters are drowned while 10
sepb Peters. Peter lopez aud NJ. Payne
owe their lives to the heroism OF Surfman
Charles Caps. life saving station NO, 2
All these mon were Oh the Ocean Belle
and when this barge was dashed ashore,
the waves swept her decks clear OF rig
cling and crew. Caps plunged into the
surf ana after desperate struggles brought
all three men to land The fate OF the
Georgia crew is unknown but little hope
is held for their safety. Both barSes
were in tow Of the tug Richmond. and
the tug is missing.
The three-masted schooner Nellie w.
Hewlett, Captain Gheem, lumber laden,
from Pensacola, is a total Ni-->s on the
coast miles from Dam Neck Mills. Cap
tain Gheem ana his crew Of SIN men are
safe a the station. -Four attempts were
made to launch the surf boat and to
reach the ship, without success. The
surf guard finally succeeded in dropping
q line over the vcssc'. ana one by one
the crew were hauled ashore through the
surf
The last train from the coast arrived in
Norfolk tonight and brought many refu-
gees. They reported a large lve-masted
schooner IN the surf between Virginia
Beach ana Cape Henry and near her Il
big passenger steamer was fighting q bat
tie with the northeast gale that was
blowing her toward the breakers. The
wind at the cape Is over 20 miles m
hour and the surf is piling over the sand
hills ana back into the mainland
At the Norfolk navy yard the cruiser
Olympia is in dry dock with her bottom
plates removed. At high tide this morn
ing the water was inches from the top
Of the caisson. The Winds change to
north viii make the flood tide this mid
ni&ht much higher ana fears are felt
for the cruisers safety, should an over
flow occur
The terminal piers Of the Norfolk and
Western, southern ana Atlantic Coast
Line in the outer harbor have been badly
damaged by toe wind anG tide ana the
big pleasure piers at ocean View are
destroyed
Hundreds of small craft have come
ashore in the harbor
Norfolk City has experienced gale
Of from 40 to so miles all day and be-
sides flooded streets. much damage has
been done For the greater part of the
day the city was cut off from from the
outside world.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

Rainfall was departure from the normal njua
tRainfall was departure from the normal plus
This record for September is for only twenty
nine days.
AS has already been stated. Chronicle
courts test Of its claims. and it has no
fear OF the results. 1t lays claims to being
enc Of the most healthful spots on the
1lobe. and this. in addition to its springs.
makes 1t one of the resorts that should be
sought by those seeking health. and that
recreation that cannot be had In the North
during the rigors Of long and often bitter
winter weather. The resort is but GA
miles from st. Louis on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, not a wearisome journey,
and those who are contemplating spending
the winter in mild and health producing
climate should carefully consider citron.
elle's claims as have been set forth in
this article. The popularity of the resort
has been growing rapidly in recent years,
and 1t Is but question Of a few years
when 1t promises to become one of the
greatest patronized resorts in the South.
Citronelle is on the main line Of the Mo-
bile and Ohio Railroad between St, Louis
and Mobile. and the schedules of trains
are so arranged that you can breakfast in
st. Louis to-day and in Chronicle to-mor-
row. Or you can dine in st. Louis tonight
and In Chronicle tomorrow night.
Through sleepers and dining cars are op-
Grated on all trains. Mobile is only thirty
three miles from Chronicle. and the train
service between the two places is ample
and the schedules convenient.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
ST. LOUIS Is THIRD PRIMARY
GRAIN MARKET IN COUNTRY.
In Spite Flood Which Checked Trade
ment of the Merchants Exchange Last Ten Months Shows
Heavy Receipts in All Commodities =.

G. II. Morgan, secretary Of the Mer-
chants Exchange. in an interview on the
business Of the Exchange this year and
the "breadstun' future Of st. Louis, says:
THE city OF St Louis Is the COM
mercial metropolis Of the Mississippi VAL
ley. and the largest and most important
city Of the Louisiana Purchase. Located
at the confluence Of three great rivers,
the Mississippi. the Missouri and the hi
nots. 1t is the center of the water trans
portation Of the valley
Centrally located. as respects the whole
country. 1t is the objective point of twen-
ty-four lines Of railroads. running East,
West, North and South. making It the
most accessible city in the Union.
1T has many organizations controlling
and directing the commercial and manu-
featuring interests Of the city. the most
prominent Of which is the Merchants E.x-
change.
This association, composed of over
eighteen hundred active and progressive
members. representing every line of in
dustry, is the center Of the business life
OF the city. 1t Is the Oldest trading or
ganization in the United States. being the
successor Of the Chamber of Commerce
organized in 1886. which became an active
trading organization in 1850.
For many years 1t was the only or
gained commercial body. and all matters
pertaining to the commercial welfare of
the city emanated from or were referred
to this organization for consideration and
action As the city grew In population
and Importance and the various industries
developed. other organizations to repre-
sent individual lines became a. necessity.
the result being the organization of
number Of exchanges devoted to special
interests. leaving to the Merchants Ex-
change the special care Of handling the
products OF the soil and lines incident
thereto.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
E. o. STANARD MILLING co.
OPERATES THREE MILLS.

In 1857 Ex-Governor E. o. Stanard be-
came associated with Charles ]. Gilbert in
the grain commission business, and during
the war branch houses were established in
several cities.
In 1866 they entered the milling line. and
purchased the Eagle Mill in st. Louis.
which has been operated under the FIRMS
direction ever since. They operate now
three celebrated mills having a combined
daily output of 5000 barrels. this having
been the increase from the commencement
capacity of 500 barrels. Their flour Is man
ufactured from the highest grade Of win
ter wheat. which is always carefully Sc
lected. and hence the flour Is kept at the
highest possible standard Of excellence.
Quality has made their product famous
and created a great demand for 1t In
Paris. London. st. Petersburg and other
European cities. and generally commands
a premium at these points. Half Of their
output Is used In domestic consumption,
and the other half in foreign, extensive
shipments going to Cuba. Porto Rico,
Great Britain. Norway and Sweden and
other countries.
The present company was formed and
incorporated in 1885, They operate mills
at Alton. H.. and Dallas. Tex. besides
their plant here. which manufactures 1000
barrels daily. The stanard Milling Com
pany have no travelling men on the road,
but have representatives in all the large
cities all over the world. They have the
most extensive and perfect system Of
grain elevators and flour mills in the
United States for the storage Of wheat
and the manufacture OF both soft and
hard wheat dours owned and operated by
IN Individual concern. The principal
brands Of Hour are Royal Patent"
Eagle steam." American Beauty and
'Reliable."