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Dallas. March iT.-capiain d. ~
Boren. leading business man here.
eied suddenly Monday night Of heart
trouble. He vas wholesale grocer.
an ex-ConfedeFate soldier and Dallas
frst Gre commissioner
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Mobile. Ala, March 1.-The United
States gunhoat lsla De Laaon sailed for
Pensacola. aid the converted gunboat
scorpion Left fox New 0rieAns. Tbs
training ship Hartford i ntiil u Dcrt
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West. Tex, March 1.-The Catholic
church burned Tue loss II estimated
nc nhnnt sie.nae. imanFed Cor about bali
- saiMs.
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WHEN BABY
IS COMING
USE
Mothers Friend.

woman's greatest dream C Beauty and
glory 10 when nature has chosen Ser 70
become Q mother. ksssy faculty 10 ks@niy
alert nd her nature TIE finest . she fore
sees the JOY. the ambition, tse saecass and
tire isfe-fnrE satisfaction gsas sEg. consfrg
nearer, day by aAy, in ths dear ard iunccsEt
being So ssFsz - src .tsss, ara the very
uneeftasrty whether sss 50 all see q sweet
glYl face or brave haY face bes4ds her Gu
TIE plstow, adds tRst Is her expectancy.
Tae1, III syes she should take care OF her
Physical, mental and faoFsi health.
MOTHERS FRftND applied externally
tarunR heat pres asssew wtI re Eswa tbs pain
ct pagtuFftfaa, sHA no anoshsF au1 child can
fAal % Re healthy. kraFfv. Affauw. clear com
Ts~xtpn@1. pnYe h3nsssAsA. eA4n7 neTwe6 ard
cheerful in taspes}tsa7a. who are mutually
Iransnevd for naonths by the spatlnGsd use
ct MgthsF'a FFseHe
o. fTMKE ssa etc
Oar trsssss@ &asAsrheoa" mailed fr~@-
THE 9RanvlTLo REGULATOR CO.
AsAASsA ia
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TINE OF YEAR TO have your sew
ing Machine Thoroughly Cleaned,
TO save wear on machinery as well
as yourself. Broken parts dupli-
Gated. Arthur Mackoy's Gun and
Bicycle Shop. iml4p
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10 sour "Mant 40. In Ina this col
ANN Il 10 being read daily.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms on Kaufman street, conven-
ieufly located TO square. Apply 10
George Montgomery. s6
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LADlES-Mrs. &. j. GrlgRs will
b. pleased 10 show you her samples
OF spring suits. II
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FOR plain sewing see Mrs. Deik,
I'll West Main street. OPP
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FOR SALE-At q bargain. house
and lot In Weas End, on Jefferson
street. See r.. III. GRIMM. l02
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0ERAEIuMS for sale by Mrs. J.
II. Owens, BulInrd Heights. uJp
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We stfll have . fine collection of
fruit trees. berry plants, tine roses,
etc. Phone us your wants. Z. l..
Kidd. II
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B0ODLING IS CHARGED
TO SENATOR DIETRICH

Omaha, Nenr November i6-rhe fed
eral grand Jury It's evening returned
true bills against Tinted states Senator
Charles II, Dietrich and Postmaster ia
cob Fisher, of Hastings, Nebr charging
them with conspiacs and bribery IL coll-
nection with the appointment OF Fisher
to the position 81 postmaster
The Indictments wore brought in 70 the
United states district court ut 6 o'clock.
The Indictment against Senator Die
trich charges that ne accepted money
and property in consideration Of his rec
ommending Fisher for appointment a.
postmaster at Iiastiugs-
That against Fisher charges sin with
making an agreement with Senator Die
trich by which the former was 10 pay n
property and money $500 for securing
to Fisher the appointment.
Senator Diehicl was elected by the leg
islature OF 10000 10 succeed senator
Alleu. His term expires March 9, 1908.
Postmaster Fisher was formerly mayor
OF Hastings ami mas been prominent in
republican politics Of Nebraska for sev-
eral years. He has been III Omaha for
some time during the Investigation Of
tho grand jury and was to nave been
placed on the stand 70 testify before the
grand jury TO-DAY That body, however
after hearing the testimony Of Dutton
decided that it bad heard sufficient evil
dence and made It's report forthwith
Mr.. Fisher tonight made this state
ment:
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nooL1GAN AND HIS BROTHERS
Are Said To Number One Hundred
and Fifty Thousand

Philadelphia. November I9-Charlty
workers from various sections OF the
country met here today to discuss ways
and means OF dealing with tramps and
mendicants. Superintendent OF POLICE
Bradley, who is IN charge OF the force
employed to guard the lines or the Penn
sylvAnia railroad west OF Pttsburg. was
one Of the principal speakers. lie said
there were $50 600 tramps in the coun-
try, OF whom there are three classes:
The local riders. who live on the line
and when they get out of work try their
luck IN the next town; the professional
tramp who won t work, but has no harm
in him, and the ''yeggemen, or escap-
ed and discharged convicts, who would
not stop at murder to accomplish their
ends.
The remedy. says Mr.. Bradley. so far
as the railroad companies are concerned,
Is to secure legislation that viii make
stealing a ride an offense punishable
by a hne and Imprisonment.
Raymond Robbins told Of Chicago
system OF dealing with the unfortunate
and criminal He said the remedy was
not in legislation for railroads, but In
a number of little things. and in some Of
these the railroads could help. For in
stance in granting lower rates of fare
20 honest Worl1men looking for employ
ment,
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5000, 900, 900 in Pensions.

F'rom The Chicago Journal)
A cubic foot Of coinage gold is worth
$3.50 977.92. Pension Commissioner Ward
has computed that the outlay for pensions
since the foundation Of the government,
if met in god. would make an obelisll
10 feet square and io6 feet high This
illustration perhaps gives an idea Of what
$4,000 600, 600 means; a billion ordinarily
expresses SONG thing OF which the ndman
mind has little comprehension. 1t is an
extraordinary fact that the total cost
OF the pension system from the seun-
dalton of the government to june 80,
1865. or until the civil waT, was itself
over, period of three-duarters of cen
fury, amounted to but 500 600 600. or
the present disbursement for eight months
and nine days. This is an example of
the magnitude OF modern operations Pen
sions for the revolutionary war have
cost up to date but $4,000 900, and as
there are but five revolutionary PEN
sioners now on the roll. the chapter is
nearly Closed This revolutionary total
represents about six months expenditure
today The war of 1912. which has con-
tinued as an active charge untIl the
present day, has cost but s45, 100000.
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LIVER ILLS

DR. RADWAY & CO.. New York:
Dear Sirs-I have been sick for nearly two
years. and have been doctoring with some OF
the most expert doctors OF the United States.
/ have been bathing and drinking hot water
at the Hot Springs. Ark, but it seemed every
thing failed do good. After 1 your
advertisement thought would try your pills
and have nearly used two boxes; been taking
two at bedtime and after breakfast and
they have done me more good than anything
have ever used. My trouble has been with the
liver. My skin and eyes all yellow; had
sleepy. drowsy feelings; pain right
bs on top of the stomach My bowels
costtve. My mouth and tongue sore most
OF tho time. Appetite fair, but food would not
digest. but settle heavy on my stomach. and
some few moalthftlls OF food up again
Please send Book OF Advice" Respectfully.
ZEN ZAIIGG Hnf Snrings Ark
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waevil matter was taken by Representa-
tive Russell, of Texas. who laid before
the secretary OF agriculture u telegram
received from +. II. r. Green. OF Mar
shall. Tex. Mr.. Green notified Judge
Russell that he had purchased 800 acres
OF cotton land adjacent to the city of
Terrell, which he would equip with all
Necessary buildings, stock and labora~
tories. This land he proposed 10 turn over
to the secre tary of agriculture without
cost to the government, togethx with all
necessary labor for such experiments as
the department might wish to make in
the direction of DISCRIMINATING the Weevll
and boil worms Mr.. Green merely de-
sires the government to send experts. as
it might deem proper, to take charge OK
the operations. Secretary Wilson was I'M
pressed by Mr.. Green $ generous Offer
and said he would take II under advise
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MOSQUITO FLEET I S NEEDED
Moody Will Ask Congress for More
Small Boats.

Washington, November RI Recent
events in isthm!an and South American
waters have convinced the Washington
government of the necessity Of Increasing
It's mosquito feet. The matter has been
called by the state department. to the
attention OF the navy department. and
Secretary Moody. after careful study OF
the subject. has decided to recommend
TO congress in his annual report that an
adedlatc number of these vessels prob
ably not fewer than six. shall be au
thorized. These boats Will be OF the Nash
Vile type with certain notifications They
will be Of about ! 900 tons displacement
and viii cost about S25O.000 each. They
will be especially useful i'll the waters
of the South American republics.
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~ roory aoa sa,.,,aI fa,I 80 iT9,r.7
.,.o-,.,,J+,1'a -,
themselves naoftaily.
IN the Hospitals
The hospitals hafbor some l25 persons.
men, womec and children. injured in tae
riots twenty are dead The worhmen
We're assisted on the barrieades by their
wives and children. who carried stones
ana ammunition to them and number
of women ana little ones were hurt. The
military killed ana wounded many peo-
pie WHO had remained IN their own
houses. the Mauser bullets passing sue
cessively through several obstacles. s1rjk-
mG them down a theil own iireside.
Workmen Won Their Case.
,.s.1,, f.r
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TINY REPUBLIC SIGNS TREATY
Tavolaro Has So Many as Hundred
and Seventy Citizens

Roma, November 2l.--The king has
ratified the treaty Of friendship with the
republic OF Tavolaga, which reminds the
world of the fact hat such a state exists
1t IS situated near the northeast coast or
Sardinia. and consists Of a single island
defended by nature in the inapproach-
ableness OF its coast line and by three old
cannon of the type Of 1888. The island
has 10 inhabitants, ~ president. senate
and police force. me latter consisting OF
one constable. Up @ 1872 Tavolara was
a monarchy, but when King Paolo | died
the people threw or the yoke Of kingship
and established a republic It's president
rules for ten years. and both men and
women vote.
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& Bntfle Free

brakes Palmetto Wine Will restore the
appetite assist digestion, stimulate the
liver ana kidneys and cure sick head
ache, cramps. nausea. dyspepsia. indlGes-
tion. bniousness and constipated bowels,
Any reader Of The Atlanta Weekly Com
,,tiution who is d sufferer can secure
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relief and permanent cure, and cost
YOU nothing Write Tor It today to the
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Boil Weevil Is from Texas


/ ieS"s prairie nay : 'h} source 81
the Gotlon des1foNllS hCll WeeNJN says
! q former Georgian. now resident in Tex
ss IN letter ne addresses to Conmis-
sio,,a,. - Acrto,,it,,ro n y e+o,.,,
rex h,,t the write. forne,n. lIved n
| south Georgia. and is deeply Interested
! in the welfare OF this state IN his let
! ter he says. in part:
Il DO nor suppose Il IS necessary for
j me to remark that the boll weevil is the
most dangerous enemy that your farm
ers have 70 prepare COR and in nv iude-
ment every reasonable method. sbolIld be
adopted to prevent the rapid spread Of
these weevils In the direction OF your
state
! 1T IS conceded BY the most fntelli-
rent farYners here that the bol1 D.a.,.il IL
| t,nnor,e6 N v,,.i,.ia bo,. ana tbat moro
! NJ tbAm arc carried IN thia nav than
~ ,n,. o.har
p. rotsrr,,,x - 4,,a n.,, ,,, ,.,,, Goa
! that sa},,na are g., ,,s,1sti,,a .',,,,ti,s
,ravas 40 so-,o an a. loo MIC AVN,
/ from the nrajr1e country T.est vear
/ II uae dry IN thesa ,.o,,rtias ANA mo
Co. h,,7 -a,t,,a, .o,3,7o.. ,,o,. Wv. ~
I their own Tor feed. and 50 had u buy
for their cattle The effect of purchasing
80 s..,o -aas e.,l "rp1' W. On"
! nave seen with my own eyes The work or
the boil weevn on farms where tAe p1r-
chased nay was used And nave failed
! 10 heAr OF a Dol WeeV!l on me farms
where no pla!4e nay was used although
49, in"Ne 1t ga ~ inquiry
/ How To Avoid the Weevil.
..r ..s,4 ,,a..,e+ ~.
| "'i' 90 s"eses' max you "a" save
! your people untold damage by prevent
! ing the shipping OF hay from Texas 10
! Georgia IL YOU were to ask me how
! this could he done would saw com
n,,In,cato win tbe sericultural donart-
,nenta nr afjssissir,ni end Jomisiana and
so. tts'aa 4a.a, -, ia
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ALL FAMILY TAKEN
SAVE LITTLE Girl,

New York. November i7.-Re-
markable fatality has attended
the family of Peter Hickey. OF
Brooklyn. during the past week,
five members having died from IT,
phoid fever in that time. OF six
persons in the household, only one
"a little daughter-remaius. She
Is Ill and probably will die. A
nyiest who attended the family
also contracted the disease and
died
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act In emergencies doubtless take imme~
diate steps to supply temporarily the
most essential articles aud apparatus 70,
the schools OF chemistry and biology
1.-THE action Of the students during the
progress OF the fire In endeavoring to
protect the other buildings on the cam
pus that were imperlleG has commanded
praise from all who Witnessed it and is
an evidence Of the strong loyalty Of the
student body to the interests Of the uni
yerqity
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Coming TO Dribe the United States

San Juan, Porto Rico, November 81
Senior Galvan. the foreign minister Of
the republic of Santo Domingo. has ar
where it is said On high authority he
Will offer the Untted States SANTANA bay
as a coaling station II exchange for the
United States support Of the government
OF President Wos Gil, who will make d
desperate resistance TO the rebels before
the capital pending Galyan's arrival at
Va Sy1 otcr,
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TO LABOREEiS
Declares His Policy Does Not Mean
Tariff War.

London, November 2l.-Joseph Cham
berlain, former colonial secretary spoke
at Newport, Wales, today before a mass
meeting OF working men, 10 whom he
directed the main portion of his arsu-
rncnts
Mr.. Chamberlain said he did not believe
tariff war would follow the adoption
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There are two kinds of
cmulsions of cod liver oil
SCOTS and all the others,
Not one of the latter is as
valuable as SCOTS Emulsion
and there's a reason for it.
Only the purest ingredients
enter our Emulsion and its
quality never varies. That is
why it helps when all others
fail.
There's not much oil in
the market now; its scarce
and high in price. But seal
oil and other inferior oils are
cheap and plentiful. That's
why you can buy SO many
substitutes for SCOTS Emul-
sion at a lower price.
We guarantee our Emul-
sion to be the best remedy
for weak lungs, low vitality
and wasting conditions. Who
Guarantees the others
wen send you a sample free, upon request.
SCOTT BOVINE 4os Pearl Street, New York.
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Took Money from Paymaster

Logansport. Ind. November le.-As
Paymaster Sweet. of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, was leaving the First
national bank this morning Sheriff Beck
ley took from him a. vaIise containing
S42 900 and carried It to the court house
where the money was poured out on q
table and nearly $4,000 seized by the
officer The sheriff was collecting judy
ments in favor of two men. who were
injured on the Pennsylvania line and
awarded damages in court
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Eastern stciIy II Jared

Rome. November GA heavy shock OF
earthquake was felt IN eastern Sicily to-
day. The disturbance is believed to be
a result OF the recent eruption of the
Stromboli volcano.
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S50O,O00 To FIGHT THE
BOIL WEV|L,
Southern Members Of Congress Have
Resolved To Push Bill Appro-
priating That Sum-Delega-
ton Named To Ask
Aid Of President.
By Jos: OH.

Washington. November 2o.-(special.)-
The southern members of congress will
esk the government to appropriate half a
Imiilion dollars for the determination OF
tho boil weevfI pest which is destroying
She cotton OF Texas and IS such n menace
10 the crop OF all the southern states.
A number OF conferences have been held
~ which the best method to secure gov
eminent aid has been discussed. Today
the representatives from all the cotton
4rowing states held a meeting III the
minority room of the house of repre-
.eentatives, presided over by Hon. Sam
Robertson, of Louisiana. At this meeting
formal Endorsement was given 10 the plan
formulated by Hon. George Burgess, OF
tTeXas. which provides for the creation Of
a cotton commission TO inquire into the
tS;ects which destroy cotton this to con
eist OF three expert heads Of divisions in
the agricultural department with two
practical cotton planters from Texas and
from Louisiana. For the purposes or
she work of this commission an appro-
priation Of half a million dollars is TO
be asked. An appropriation of this size
vas MADE to stamp out the foot and
mouth diseases in New England, and K
Is believed that the efforts to get a sim
Gar appropriation for the protection OF
Inc great cotton crop Will be successful.
y delegation or three members from eaoi
Of The cotton growing states viii call upon
President Roosevelt tomorrow morning 30
urge that he insert In his message rec
ummendation that THIS appropriation be
made The delegation consists of the fol
lowing:
Georgia, Griggs. Maddox and Bartlett;
Arkansas, Little. Brundidge. and Robin
son Texas. Burgess, Randell. and Field;
louisiana. Pujo. RansdelI and Breezeale;
riississippi Gambler. Hill and Speight:
Alabama. Bankhead Clayton and Thomp-
son. South Carolina. Johnson, Lever and
Aiken; Tennessee, Patterson. Padeett and
Pierce; North Carolina. Thomas, Pou and
lNluttz.
Two Postal Bills by Clay.
Senator Clay today introduced bill
directing the postmaster general to en-
pioy twenty five additional special agents
for the rural free delivery division for
field service and carrying and approprIa-
ton OF So, 500 for their payment The
object Of the bill is to facilitate the work
of putting in new routes
Senator Clay also introduced a bill pro
,jd!ue for different method of paying
fourth class postmaSte4S' Inc 4ouA III
rIaSs offices are the little ones In which
The compensation is based on the number
of stamps sold. This nll provides mat
westminster at one OF tie offices Of this
Class who opens and closes one man d.
S.eek shall be paid $40 a quarter, and
hat this compensation shall be increas--
ID by S. quarterly for each additional
nail onened and closed Per week until
The limit of $500 per quarter is reached
Judge Richardson is Ill.
Judge Richardson. representative OF the
huntsville, Ala. district is quits III IN
sis rooms at the RIGGS. He seems 70
jave had a nervous breakdown and his
friends arc quite anxious over ms conu'-
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TOWN FAIRLY DEMOLISHED
BY RIOTS OF THREE DAYS

Bilbao. November 2i.-The city is quiet
once more. but the signs or the three
days riot win remain for some time 10
come The paNements, torn UP BY the
worRmen to build barbados with the
stones cannot be put down at once for
want OF money ana at night the city is
unlightcd. as the rioters destroyed The
gas lanterns ard electric arc lights. The
better cl2 of meat and grocery stores
are putting in now fronts al their
show windows. signs. etc, were de
stroyed.
The Demolished Cloisters.
Tho place where the Jesuit clolster
stood is an open lot, covered with broken
pillars statues and masonry. The work
men used fire engines to gut the building
with kerosene ana chen fred il at several
points 4 very valuable library burned
no together with other treasure. An eyo-
witness told your correspondent that the
rioters meant to barn the Jesuit fathers
in their own monastery. but the .rightcn-
ed priests appealed FOR ala by to,.ing the
tocsin The military arrived Just in the
nick Of time.
Initiated Belgrace King slayers.
The rioters had burst In The massive
gate Of the monastery with dynamite and
were driving the priests before them TO
Tho top Of the house where they would
nave died of smoke and halnes, when a
strong body Of troops rescued TIC priests
ana their disciples. They took them IN
their midst and conducted them to the
commandments palace, while the rioters
reviled them in every possible way The
clotster Of the Limitations was likewise
mohbed and IN part demolished. The
monks had to fec Tor their lives over
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Government AID Against weevil

washington November 2l--{SpeciaA1-
president Roosevelt has given assurances
anat he VIII do everything n his power 20
sid the plans for Investigation and ex-
termination Of the cotton boil Weevii
srht- delegation representing the cotton
growing states called upon him THIS
morning and urged government aid MI
burgess. Of Texas. was spokesman. lie
presented the proposition for special
commission 10 have HEADQUARTERS IN the
heart of the infested district, and 70 nave
congress appropriate half a million dol
lars to meet the expense attached to the
work President Roosevelt said he would
consult more fully with Secretary WI
son and would take such steps as may be
Of value.
The fear IS expressed by cotton planters
that unless radical measures are adopt
ed for the determination Of the pest, the
loss to The cotton growing sta'es Will
aggregate tens Of millions Of dollars.
Wilson'S l.emedy.
Secretary Wilson has said that the
only remedy which suggests itself to
him Is that the planters put in their
crops earlier. thus escaping the ravages
Of the weeviI Planters Of cotton hold.
however that early plating Will not meet
the emergency. Some plan, they con-
tend. for the absolute determination OF
the pest must DO devised 1t is under
STOOD that Secretary Wilson will make
the recommendation IN his next report.
which Il Is hoped by the cotton growers
Will be carried into execution. It IS Elk
rsctcd that tho president will approve or
any practicable suggestions that may be
made by Secretary Wilson. In any event,
he will do. 1t is said, all IN his power, 10
second these efforts OF the cotton grow
ers
Another important step IN tho boil
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padWay's
~ PILLS

Price Csc box. Druggists sent by mail.
Send to DR. RADWAY 4 CO. IS Elm St.
New York, for Book OF Advice.
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The greatest whisky house In the coun-
ty is the KeIlerstrass Distiling Co. Read
their advertisement on the last page.