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A Chance to Make Money.

have berries, grapes and peaches year old,
fresh as when picked. 1 used the California
Cold Process. Do not heat or seal the fruit, just
put it up cold; keeps perfectly fresh and costs al
most nothing; can put up bushel in l0minutes.
Last year sold directions to over 120 families in
one week; anyone will paya dollar for directions
when they see the beautiful samples OF fruit. As
there are many people poor like myself. con-
sider it my duty to give my experience to such
and feel confident any one can make one or two
hundred dollars round home in a few days. /
will mail sample of fruit and full directions to
any of your readers for nineteen 10, two-cent
stamps, which is only the actual cost of the SAM
pies, postage, etc FRANCIS CASEY, st. Louis, Mo.
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Or. COFFEE
Restores Sight at Home

DR.. CofYee's Method Of
curing Blindness. CatA-
racts. Sore Eyes and all
|eye diseases With hia
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JOHN PAUL JONES
c. D. PENNEBAKER. JOHN PAUL JONES
PENNEBAKER & JONES,
ATTORNEYS and CounseIors,

1881 STREET, WASHINGTON, D. O.
Special attention to adjustment of accounts Of owl
war Volunteer Officers
We think very officers were properly paid.
Widows even If remarried) or other heirs, are snt
tied. Write for details
(or their heirs who ~ not paid for recruiting
services for services rendered prior to muster int
(2) who denied bounty by reason OF promotion;
(3) who dismissed from the service; % who
denied travel pay by of resignation for personal
reasons convenience; (5) who were not mustersd
and paid because command was below minimum mum.
ber and 6 who lost U. pay by Of State pays
ment
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THE PHILADELPHIA INCIDENT.

I'm the latter part of October, 1902, the
Philadelphia spied q vessel running into
the harbor Of Tripoli. The frigate, which
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Education in Rural Schools.

Hon. Jas. w. Robertson, Commissioner
of Agriculture for the Dominion of Can
ada, is taking a deep interest in the inn
provement of education in the rural
schools in Canada, and has issued several
quite valuable pamphlets and addresses
on the subject which would be read with
profit by farmers everywhere. His office
is at Ottawa, Canada
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Wise for His Years.

philadelphia Public Ledger.)
The Mother-'.Bobbie, didn't your
conscience tell you that you had done
wrong?"
Bobbie-"Yes'm IN; but don't believe ev-
erything l hear"
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| Wek0 to-day f0e
fN0O 80-Qa0O
| Eve Book
Restores

Mild Medicines is q
God-Send. Anyone
can write for these
medicines and use
them in their eyes
at nome and cure
themselves without
consulting q physi-
clan. Write to
DIR. Coffee today.
Tell him plainly all
about your eyes.
He will send you
h | s professional
opinion absolutely
free OF charge.
DIR. Coffee sends
his SO-page book on
I sarr-a
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She Is Tired OF Coachman.

LONDON. December 3--Tls Sun, of this
city, SAYS it understands % reliable au-
thority that the former C)untess Mabel
Russell is instituting divore proceedings
against her husband, William Brown, a
former goodman, who married. her in
December. 1902, under the title of Prince
Aphrobald Stuart de Moiena alleging
that he was Bavarian n@leman. The
reported grounds for the sit are cruelty
and misconduct
Countess Mabel Russell was divorced
from her husband, Earl pssell. March
%. 1901, who subsequently, married Mrs
Mollie SomeiYille. in Nevaia, and was
tried before the house of ords July 10,
SOL OF the charge of bigaay. He plead
ed guilty and was sente.ced TO three
months imprisonment asa irst-class
misdemeanant the offense being merely
technical, the English law not allowing
him to remarry. while the Nevada laws
permitted him to do so The earl and
Mrs Somerville were remartcd October
3D. 1901. e
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EDITORS or NORTH CAROLINA.
They Hold Their ANIMAL Convention
in Washington.

Washington, Decembe 2--The North
Carolina Press Associatin met here to-
day Advertising rates, ne maintenance
Of circulation Of counhr weekles and
the small dailics and khdred questions
were discussed The delegates spent the
afternoon at Mount Yeron. About two
hundred and fifty people are in the party.
In his annual address tothe association
President IT, B. Warner made a number
Of recommendations. One Of these was
30 establish minimum ate for adver-
tiscments based on the csculation, with
the unit as one thousand nd an increase
Of everr five hundred. Edtors who did
not conform to this, he suggested, should
be put on the black list
A committee consisting # A. Johnson,
j A. Thomas and W. Hammer re-
ported in favor OF the appointment of n
committee Of three to fix tie rates of adj
vertisements- The recommendation was
adopted.
During the day addresses were made by
II. p. G. Bryant. Of Charlotte, ana II.
A. London, Of The Pittsbug Record.
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DR- e "a 9 II g3'@
ESE7e u m attic Cure

An, honest oersop who snffers fran Rheu-
rnal;sm IS welcome to tits OTTER. For yeals
.Ia,.f1d tyeiyJynore Ia ina s1teiac far
'f.t,,tr,5t{ena IN, nea1y 20 y~arz 11erl.l
49, ms and At last. ia cil.rus.ay. NV esarch
VA reHaIdcd found a costly cAelaie,li
Hal dis no. aisappoinl me as other Rheumatic
1re.soriptions Hdd disappointed PHYSICIANS
! 6o not mean tina. d. shoop's Rheumatic
f,l,re can turn l.nv johns into flesh asafn
~ T. i,,o.assii,ic IUt In win ti,.iVa frat,,
ne fooj The POISON rlal causes min ana
,s;,,., md ther fhaf is iar .nd ~ 80.
matjen} know thu So Vol tnat Viii flJr-
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quisitor. Mr. Bristow, Will be unable to
discover one.
Il have tried by forty odd years Of
faithful service to my country TO prove
my zeal for faithfulness and honesty in
the public service and | row say to YOU
the president of the United states nv
chief accuser. as if it were the last wo~d
| shall ever utter that in your well
recognized and honorable zeal for the
public good you have allowed v01rself
TO he deceived and imposed upon. and
while I cannot h-pe for a hearing at YOUR
hands. 7 shall at least give myself the
wretched solace OF having denied these
wrongs and of having demanded that
hearing which right and justice ought TO
accord me. Very respectfnrv.
JAMES n. TYNER"
Letter Referred To.
The letter to Mr. Bristow. which is
referred to in the letter to the president.
is dated July 27, e03. 1t is General
Tyner's answer to an invite ton from Mr..
Bristow to reply to certain points in
volved in the investigation submitted bv
Mr.. Bristow. General Tyner saws thar
as full reply to the "unwarraDted do
ducticns' in Mr. Bristow's letter NAV . %
sist him in a fair and honest inyesti
cations Of the generals office he will
return to answer at the same time call
ing attention to the fact that he has no
access to the lies OF the department. but
speaks only from his best recollection
He then answers in great detail matters
called to his attention by Mr.. Bristow
and closes as follows:
ut certainly must be evident to Won
that your several specifications narrow
themselves down to two propositions ana
two only. One that | made certain mi
ings as to which your Judgment ana
mine, differ, The other that I ab,,ea5 -
position wilfully or unwilingly to fr,-
Their the interests Of my nephew bv rnar-
riage Mr.. Harrison j. Barrett, a LAWYER
practicing his profession In Baltimore
and Washington. ! cannot believe that
YOU even mean to insinuate that showaa
him any Of the alleged favors. as ire
result of a corrupt bargain or under
standing between us. There is absolute
~ no evidence either actual or circum
stantial to justify any suspicion of such
whatever. for there was none
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S. Broad St, Atlanta Ga, who is in pos
session of most wonderful home method
that quickly cures any chronic disease
forever. He sends you the treatment and
you can cure yourself at home.
The doctor wants to get into imme-
date correspondence with all who suffer
from any disease of the heart, liver
lungs, stomach, throat bladder blood
dropsy. kidneys, rheumatism. nervous
debility, sexual weakness, emacia ton OF
parts. structure. irpotency weak back,
prostate trouble, and ladies who suffer
al the monthly period and have womb
ovarian. uterine or nervous troubles. This
great scientists treatment is marvelously
simple safe and quick. instantly steady
Ing the nervous system. toning the blood
fortifying the heart ard creating manly
energy and womany warmth.
Write DR. Hathaway how you suffer
and he will tell you what your disease is
and the quickest way to be cured. He
has medical books on all of the above
diseases which he will gladly send free
of charge to any sick person whose name
and address he can get Write him this
very day and 1t Will surprise you how
easy it Is to be cured in your own home
when the right means are used.
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It requires a thorough medical education
to appreciate aud understand the WON
anly organism.
CONFIDE IN A MAN.
When woman has ills and pains she
cannot bear-when life seems dark for
every woman, she should conlde her
troubles to a physician of standing in
the community, or one who has na
tonal reputation. Certainly it would
not be the part Of wisdom to conhde in
all ignorant person without medical edu-
cation simply because she was uoDlaA.
There is every reason why she should
write to a specialist, particularly to one
who has made the diseases of women
specially for q third of century, like
Dr. r. V Pierce, founder Of the Inva-
lids Hotel and Surgical Institute, OF
Buffalo, n Y. All his correspondence
is held sacredly confidential, and he
gives his advice free and without charge.
SINGLE AND MARRIED woMEN
very often find that it is ,epugnant to
their feelings to consult ther family
physician III such a case they can put
perfect confidence in DR.. Pierce, who
has made such a success in the treat
ment of woman's diseases, for he will
give YOU the very best advice possible,
and without cost to you. To grow beat
tiful, healthy and happy should be the
desire OF every woman. 1t is than posi-
bic to hold a husband and make home
happy and bring contentlnent to it.
Mrs. H. NJ Rude, 9 Seigrist Street,
Newark, \. X, writes e. am much
pleased with what your treatment has
done for me. l suppose you thought I
was fake because l did not write to
vow before bat l have been giving your
medicine thorough trial. Am on the
third bottle and when l began TO take
it could not wall, across the floor nor
get up or down from 4 chair without
help. The doctors here said I would
never be well again that the uterus
had become hard, and unless I had an
operation would never be any better.
l went right to taking your Favorite
and before had taken two
bottles was able TO do my own work, ex
cept my washing, and now do that and
take III boarders, too. I cannot say
enough IN your praise, and would advise
every woman who suffers with female
trouble TO give it a trial, as I have done,
for 1t certainly is blessing to the sex
HOW TO KEEP YOUTH AND BEAUTY.
One great secret Of youth and beauty
for the young woman or the mother is
the proper understanding of her won-
anly system and well being. Every
young OF old, should kao5O her
SELF and her physical makeup. a good
way to arrive at this knowledge Is to get
a good doctor book, such for instance as
'The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" by r V. Pierce, NJ. D., which
can readily be procured by sending
twenty-one cents in one-cent stamps for
paper bound volume, or thirty one
stamps for cloth-bound copy, BY ad-
dressing DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo n Z.
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Girls With
Beautiful Faces, or
Graceful Figures.

;f.FssF;Ss;Sys57S7lMERTCAN girls have a
q. !. !" !. !.
llyggy M gs worldwide reputation for
ssNY ss3 I'll beauty, but, at the same
IE3s su El time, there are girls III our
Isaa "a hi cities who possess neither
sHyAS mi beauty of face nor form,
ttsssssAssassaj because i'll these instances
they suffer from nervous
ress, the result of disorders of the wonl-
anly organism, At regular intervals
they suffer so much that their strength
leaves them; they are 50 Frustrated that
it takes days for them to recover their
strength. OF course, such periodic dis
tress has its bad effect on the nervous
system. The withered and drawn faces,
the dark circles and crows-feet over the
eyes, the straight figure without those
curves which lend SO much to feminine
beauty, are the unmistakable signs of
womanly disorders The young girl
should study how to make herself more
attractive; how to overcome those bodily
ills that pull her down. Mrs. Langtry
has well said: THE keystone to physical
beauty is perfect health. A sick woman
cannot be a beautiful woman, nor cat
she be anything but what we English
all poor-spirited woman. To great
.xtent wotnans beauty is measured by
her vitality-by her health" \ famous
3Decialist in wonaus diseases. Or. r. Y.
Pierce of Buffalo, n. Y, lis always adj
located for young womens happiness
bsolute freedom from care and anxiety;
It least eight hours sleep out OF every
twenty four, i'll addition a short nap in
The middle of the day, if possible. Simple
indoor exercises or brisk walks in the
outdoor air. For some this IS impossi-
Bic, and many are confined to contin-
ual indoor life because of disease of the
womanly organs. To these IS offered
$500 reward if they cannot be cured OF
L eucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolap-
sus, or Falling of Womb Ali Doctor
Pierce asks is a fair and reasonable
trial of his means of cure
No other medicine Tor the cure of
wonlan's peculiar ailments is backed by
such remarkable guarantee as Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. No other
medicine for woman ills is possessed of
the unparalleled curative properties that
would warrant its makers III publishing
such an offer; no other remedy has such
q record of third of century of cures
on which to base such remarkable
offer
There Is every reason why women
should not trust their delicate constitu-
tons in the hands of unskilled persons.
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signed. The whole difficulty so TAR has
been to arrive at Il basis satisfactory d.
both nations
Regarding the suggested arbitration ~
the difficulties between Japan and r
sia. Baron Hayashi said:
No such proposition has been meet fqH-
ed to me, and l doubt if the Nanchlriar
question could he settled by that mesAod
Inc Hague court appears to me 70 exist
more for the purpose OF interpreting
knotty points Of existing treaties than f3r
dealing with such Il territorial question
as Manchura "
The other embassies here ere incllne5 -
take a similar view Of the arbitra n
suggestions.
Baron Hayashi denied that Japan ~
purchased or is negotiating for ether
the Chilian or Argentine war ships 6si.t
IN Europe for those republics
Mutual Desire for Peace
St Petersburg. December 2 -Eaquir1.
mas been made at the foreign oface es-
spsctlhg the announcement from Paris
mat basis for an agreement between
russia and Japan had been reached il
vas impossible to secure any CONFIRM
ION beyond the statement that a mutaal
ue5lre tor peace exists With this end ID
ICElQGU
~ 10 put aside questions whose decision
on account OF the position Of each g
touhu TO be impracticable. The Drgoa7-
IONS so far as Russia is concerned are
conlihed TO deiimiting the rights Of rsa-
roads, teiegraphs. etc. of eastern Korea
japan holds in allegiance the Mauchuga
questions concerning which Russia 5e-
zines to treat on the ground that tseg
AZ matters between her and China uH
IN she ascertains whether a Satisfactory
%. . cement IS reachable regarding korsa
i rtuSSla contends that Japans treaty
l c15i!I IN Manchuria were secured from
1 .ilna and stands on the same footing IS
powers anu '''
Regarding the suggestion that he
= ilted states may ask Russia to SUBMIT
~ ti,e ,r question Of evacuation of Manchuria
10 Inc Hague tribunal, ii is pointed out
a. inc foreign office In diplomats cir
# le Is maj ina, POLITICAL issues being involved
d d. ~ eiiiiipractlcable and would be unprece
u .'51itd TO leave them to the decision Of
judicial tribunal
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To Prove what Swamp Root the Great Kidney Remedy
viii Do for YOU. Every Reader Of The Constitution
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

unhealthy kidneys responsible and
suffering any through
to
Your may youI kidneys be-
they most and
If Feel badly" taking Klme1s
Root
kidneys they
health A trial viii anyone.
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A DOCTORS
SERVICE FREE.
Also a valuable book on nearly every
disease Of the human BODY. telling
how to cure yourself OF chronic all
ments at home.
Send for the Book You Want.

Men and women
VINO are continual
~ ailing and know
not what IS the
matter with them,
as well as those
who do know
what disease they
have. but can't find
q permanent cure.
are advised to
write at once to
DR.. J. Newton
Hathaway, az In
man building. % 10
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1vner Writes The President That
His Health Is Rapidly
Failing,
DENIES ALL CHARGES
MADE AGAINST HIM
Alleges That Bristow Garbled Data
Sent President, and Asks That
His Del IL o Them Be Filed
with the Records in
the Case.

@SAIhSton, December 6.-James \.
1yner. who was assistant attorney gen
e1al for the postoffice department until
deposed on account of matters connected
with the postoffice Investigation. has
sent the following letter to President
Roosevelt:
Nennesaw Avenue. n. w. Washing
ton, December Q 1908. The President
ST: In your official statement as presi
dent Of the United States, addressed TO
ne American public in connection with
the report CT Fourt Assistant Postmaster
General Rrlstow on the postal frauds
yod mako certain statements concern
irG my supposed connection Herewith,
which 7 take the liberty of answering In
order that l may properly go upon on
yoGr official records
90 not desire to question Your good
talth or sincerity in accepting the con
c'DsloN of your subordinate. Mr.. Brs-
Tow ana in diSnlfying them with The
weight Of Your high official position;
hut has it occurred TO YOU that pending
the trial oS the three indictments against
ne. based on the allegations Of the re-
port ana without having heard one
word from me in my defense your pre-
n&ttrc aud unwarr ntea announcement
o. my assumed SGslt and your call to
- ~ - t III, a.i no, 10y 70 indors9 The same
(1n@ero', oiu'li,Iy AM. anu
! should be presumed innocent or that
before / am condemned bv YOU or the
department I should be confronted bv
proof or Witnesses or given an oDporfu-
rity to be heard in my defense: or that
liz the tridl that confronts me | should
have a fair trial All | am asking Is
that ii viaw or the uncertainty Of nv
life ana the fact that nv lips NAV at any
moment be forever sealed, this letter be
filed among Your official records of my
ease, together with my letter of !ulv ~
1905 to Mr Bristow. a copy OF which
attach
y desire again specifically to denv
every one Of the yelled charges made hv
Mr Frstow in his report ana to call
your attention to the fact that not one
direct or specific charge is made against
ne in the conduct of my high Office nor
has, nor can. one cent or gain be traced
to me. ii my life is spared | shall fully
refute all the surnise3 and destinations
OF Mr.. Bristow and shah be abe to show
the reasons which LED him to withhold
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PEACE FOR RUS AND JAP.
Terms of the Agreement Have Not
Yet Been Given Ont

London. December 2.-The Japanese
minister. Baron Hayashi. received the
news OF the basis Of the agreement reach
ed between Russia and Japan through
the executive dispatch OF the Associated
Press on the subject from Paris last
night He said:
That is splendid news. have heen
waiting long time in the hope of he hear"
mg II. With the basis reached it viii
on'y be short time before the treaty 10
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More Pay FOR Rural Carriers.

Washington. December 4-Senator
Mitchell. introduced bill today pro-
viding that every carrier in the rural
free delivery mail service in addition to
his salary fixed by law shall receive $3.50
4 year for subsistence.
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Mothers Band To Fight smoot

women's clubs with headquarters in
Washington was formed here today to
wage warfare to secure the expulsion of
Senator Reed Smoot, Of Utah, from the
United States senate.
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Of champion carload lots Of cattle which
this yea went for Sc. IS per 100 pounds.
white last year the championship load
brought $3.50 for each 90 poands
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qaninc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure T.. ". Groves signature is on
each box. 25c
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ed machinery. 1t
wolves on bicycle !
bearings, making il
by far the easiest
running washer on
the market. No
strength required,
a child can operate
1t. No more stoop-
ing, rubbing, boil
ing of clothes. Hot
water and soap all
that is needed. 1t
viii wash large
quantities OF clothes
fecflv ciean in mipr
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1900 :" "a MILY
WAShcR FREE
Tim,. Labor and Expense of Washing
Clothes Cut in TWO.
No More STOPPING, Rubbing or Boiling OF Clothes
THE 1900" nE hAhL FMILY WASHER

BENT FREE to any one without deposit OF 90 saHce
payment of any kind freight PAID on ~ Gays trihi'
~ is nnquestionablyth the greatest i'a~
chine ever invented for fanny use ~
Entirely new principle. It is simp'icl- ESH
" Itself There are no wheels, PAD
dies, rockers, cranks cOmpIcat- tTMA