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SUPERIOR MERIT.
Remarkable Curative Properties of q
Remedy for Indigestion and
Stomach Weakness.

Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets a prcnar r.
ton for the cure Of dyspepsia and the
various forms OF Indigestion ANA stomach
trouble owes its great success as q cure
for these troubles to the fact that 1t is
PREPARED for disease ard weakness Of the
stomach and digestive organs only. and
is not recommended or advised Tor amy
other disease.
1t is not a cure all. but for any stom
ach trouble il is undoubtedly the safest
most sensible remedy that can be advised
with the prospect Of a permanent cure
II is prepared in tablet form, pleasant
10 taste composed Of vegetable and fruit
essences pare pepsiu and Golden Seal
every one of which act effectively IN Ii
costing the food eaten. thereby resting
and invigoratng the weak stomach rest
is natures cure for any disease, but YOU
cannot rest the stomach unless YOU put
into it something that will 10 its work
or assist IN the digestion Of food.
That is exactly what Stuarts Dyspep-
sia Tablets d.. One grain OF the di-
gesfiVc principle contained in them VIII
digest 5000 grains of meat, eggs or sim
liar wholesome foods; they VIII digest the
food whether the stomach IS in working
order or not, thereby uoUrishing the bodE
and resting the stomach II the same
time ana rest and ncurishmcut is ma
lures cure for any weakness.
In persons run down in flesh and appe-
tite these tablets build mp the strength
and increase flesh. because they digest
ficsh-forming food which the weak st0m-
sch cannot do. they increase the flow
81 gastric Juice and prevent fermenta-
ton ac;ditY and sour Watery risings
StnartS Dyspepsia Tablets can be
found at an drug stores al 80 cents per
f1fkapc
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> r,a viii prove Godsend. Upon writing
+ us NJ. $. Rice, e86 Main st. Adams, n.
/ VIII freely and gladly send You trlai
~ lis method by mail 50 you can test II in
4,lt own home. DO not be backward about
writing. Remember it costs yo1 nothing 10
cr, mis- wonderful method.
chief T. IL Alexander, of the Detroit. Mich.
F.-e Department. 40 Years OF age and for
S.. sen years = sufferer from rupture IN Its
worst form. after trying every truss on the
s..lrke4 without relief. finally decided To an
,ieleo an operation. but WAS persuaded to
4.rtpone il until he had tried The Dr. Rice
nod with the result that he was quickly
s-I permanently cured lie says: Il was
D., badly ruptured that feared [ wouid have
4. leave the Department In fact did not
S-.irve anything except a surgical operation
Isl1l help me No truss ala me any per
r. anent good, but Or. Rice's method cured
o.. and / am today well as 1 ever was
g. all my life. Hundreds OF my associates
frI comrades In the Department know and
IAN testify TO my wonderful cure. aud / am
rfectiy willing to tell my experience for tie
aeft of others" Mr.. AleXander's address
No Io3 goth St. Detroit, Mich
The thousands OF testimonials received nv
I,r Rice mean more than such expressions
usually do. person may take medicine
and perhaps get well He would probably
% over anyway. But a rupture IS break "
fha muscles and there no imaginative
cures The cure must be complete and IN the
fare of thousands Of such cures who can
doubt that this wonderful Rice method viii
certainly and permanently cure even the worst
Tuptures.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30

Cy Warman tells the following story I'M
the February Iippincotts:
A miner died natural death and went
straighlway to his reward. lie was not
the first Troanduyker TO die a natural
death but he was SO f1r rs The narrator
had been able to ascertain, the only one
10 land with his outfit ON the Shining
Shore When this pioneer prospector had
been there q loEg, long while. another
MINER knocked Tor admission.
You can't come in said the good man
at the gate 1--WE have enc miner here
now. ana he las ruined tle streets. Turn
a corner suddenly on the way TO choir
practice and youu fall into a prospect
hole Bnsi&cs ne is ever dissatisfied. No
matter how good the claim he will abdu
don it and 90 gruFbine In another place
No. YOU cant come In
Nov. sec here Pete said the appli-
cant, "i'm 20 parachute Jumper an
don't want TO take no clfanceS on a long
crop. You let me in and I'll not only
agree to work myself. but I'll undertake
10 gel that duck out O these diggins in
side Of M hour. You don't know me I'm
miner. all right. bat don't do no work
I'm the walkin' boss-see"
"All right" said Peter turning the key
slowly "but If you fail. you go.''
The newcomer peered down the shaft
whe~e the restless prospector was work
ing and coughed He picked up Il pearl
and let it fail on the miners wing, and
the miner looked up.
''What have you got2" asked the man
at the top
-Four walls CT solid gold" replied tho
prospector.
'IT0W long have You been on the creek
that is, in The camp
Bout a hundred years I Judge"
SAY" said the walking boss. crouching
close to the shaft ard shading his mouth
IN
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Whv Castro RESIGNED.

Paris. March 23-An official dispatch
has been received from Caracas giving
the causes that led up TO President Cas-
tro's resignation. 1t shows that this ac-
ton was NOT mere Formally as some of
The dispatches indicated but was the
outgr0wth of serious conditions caused by
the recent international entanglements.
The dispatch says the main cause of the
presidents resignation was the troubles
with Germany which, besides being diff
lieult of solution, have caused wide
spread alarm.
The situation, it is added, has been
further complicated by the activity of
the revolutionsts. The dispatch clearly
conveys the impression that the resgna-
ton of General Castro Is Indicative of
the present condition of unrest and in
stability in Venezuela. probably fore
shadOWing a general change of govern
mont
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30

schools Of New York cities never go be-
yond the grammar grades. In elaborat-
ing this statement, Mr. Skinner said:
II believe in one way we are trying
to do too much. II there is one lack It
is the lack of thoroughness in fundamen-
tai branches and the ambition to look
for tinsel that lies above rather than the
practical things at our feet. 1t is still
within the bounds Of reason to think OF
spelling, reading, geography. arithmetic.
Every child should be able to read with
compunction spell well and be able to
figure. If you have these, what is the
use OF a college education What is the
use of this ornamental keystone?"
Mr. Skinner IS right in his argument.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
CASTRO W|THDRAWS
RESIGNATION.
In Message to Congress Withdraw
ing His Resignation He Says
He Still Thinks He Should
Quit office, but Bows
to Congress Will.

Caracas Tuesday. March 24-After read
ing his special message to congress to-
day. General Castro Withdrew his reslg-
nation OF the presidency of Venezuela.
President Castros special message was
delivered to congress This afternoon. He
says:
"When | abdicated it was not from any
smalI-minded nor Interested calculation,
still less was it the result of any sorrow
or ridiculous farce which has no place
ideals"
After passing in review the dlfiicuitles
in the way OF the government, he saw
now his intentions were misrepresenteu
and he was disheartened and at that mo-
ment resigned.
Notwithstanding those reasons, which
were Weighty to my mind" he continues
congress does not accept my resignation
and insists that | should continue, that
| should not persist therein but considers
me still useful in the government. / bow
TO its desire and resign myself TO the new
obligations imposed by my country. put
0nly until the work of pacityinE the ma
ton shall De complete and order rees-
tabishcd in the public administration.
Remember il well. senators and deputies.
/ believe my separation necessary; You
think otherwise. | hope the future VIII
prove You right. Accept an expression
of my supreme thanks for the generous
demOnStra llon OF Wnlch YOU nave Hidoe
me the object.
When ii was known he had not resigned
a popular demonstration took place.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30

November 1880 he re..nlsted at Fort Me
Pherson in the United states regular
army as private. His regiment the
Twenty ninth, immediately went ON the
field i'll the Philippines aHd was actively
engaged in battle for some time. iSurin%
in some of the most desperate struggles
on the island
In April following he was commissioned
second lieutenant and put in charge o.
difficult work owing TO his hardness,
courage and GOODNESS, and 50 admirably
did he direct his command at many
critical moments mat in two o. three
engagements the victory was attributed
largely 10 his persistent advances.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
GEORGIAN WOUNDED IN
PHILIPPINES.
Shot While Leading Men Against
Stone Fort Held By Enemy.
Fort Captured and Many
of the Rebels Were
Killed.

Manila March 27.-Two companies of
Macabee scouts signally defeated the
,,,aip hodv Of San Miguel's force today.
lieutenant Reese was seriously wonind-
- Tho scents lost three men killed and
had eleven men wounded.
The enemy occupied an entrenched po-
.ition midway between Mariquna, san
francisco and Delmonte, and had erect
AeG stone fort. which WAS garrisoned by
POO men The first and fourth companies
nf Macabees commanded by Lieuten-
hnts Reese and Nickerson. respectively.
attacked the enemy's position. but as
4he scouts were exposed 10 the fire Of
the enemy in manner which placed the
Macabees at Il disadvantage. the lieu
tenants decided after hours of fighting
20 surround the position and charge, af-
Ter having divided their companies. The
*wo officers then led gallant ana sue
cessful charge during which Lieutenant
Reese fell seriously wounded.
The enemy then broke and ran leaving
1orty-GVc men dead ON the field. including
a general officer. who is believed ~ be
san Miguel. though his Identification IS
incomplete.
is hoped This defeat viii discourage
disorder in Rial province. The military
authorities viii. direct the campaign
against the bandits who raided Surigao,
island OF Mindanao The constahnlary
are cooperating with the troops. Lieu
tenant Colonel Myers of The Eleventh in
fantry. has been ordered to Surisao TO
assume command and direct the opera
tons If the three detachments which are
pursuing the bandit band. Additional
troops are TO b. sent TO Surigao later on.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Kansas Girls Smash Saloons.

Winfield Kans., March 29.-Two daugh-
tiers of John Osborne armed with pistols
and hatchets, while in search for their
brother, smashed down doors and destroy
ed other property at two saloons.
They first visited Arthur Schmidts sa-
loon in North Main street, and being re-
fused admittance. battered down the
front door. The bartender attempted to
draw his revolver. but the sisters COW
cred him with their pistols and he drop
ped down behind the counter Before leav-
ing the place they smashed a number of
bottles and glasses.
AT Chad Thomas saloon they smashed
a large front window when refused ad-
mittance. They were not arrested.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Why He Married Her.

Editor Holmes. Of The Kiowa County sigma
printed 4 picture OF his wife last week wit
an accompanying poem. entitled: Why l We
Fer" It Is Il Gather personal matter. but NJ
Holmes takes his subscribers into his conf
dence He SAYS;
il was not because shes handsome
Tho she is.
So they say
And 7 guess Il must be true, cause
I hecr II
EV'ry day.
Neither was it that she's gracious,
Tho she IS.
To my mind:
And ns gentle rs an angel,
And pure,
Sweet and kind
Nor was Il because she's wealthy,
For she's not
Not in gold
Aud that counts very little,
Anyway,
We are told.
But IT was because l loved her,
With a love
Most Intense;
And because ! had discovered
Her good hard
Common sense
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but not quite right in his conclusion
Thoroughness in the fundamental
the boy or girl who goes to college
it is to the boys and girls who do not
go beyond the grammar grades in our
public schools. TO learn TO spell. read.
and figure correctly is TO begin any sort
of educa ton well, Tnoroughness in the
common branches of education is q prep
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
A Complication of Troubles.

Mr.. William II salmon. veteran Of
Company A, Twenty eighth Pennsyl-
vania Volunteers now residing at No. a
Fayette street Perth Amboy, n. j.. says:
Il suffered for years with rheumatism,
caused by exposure in the army. | be-
came partially crippled and would now
be in my grave if it had not been for
DR. Williams Pink Pills. ] also suffer
ed from chronic diarrhoea and stomach
trouble Ny weight went from 1877 pounds
TO 1903 and was in q terribly low state
of health Then | began taking DR.. vii
Iiams Pink Pills for Pale People and in
one weeks time saw a change for the
better took on flesh. got stronger and
soon felt first-rate. Now / recommend
this remedy to all who suffer-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Matos OH Castro's RESIGNATION.

Willemstadt, Curacao. March 23.-Ger-
eral Matos, the leader of the Venezuelan
revolutionary movement who is here,
sent today the following cablegrara 10
General Ramon Ayala. vice president of
Venezuela and president of congress-
General Castro has resigned the pres
ioency. Considering that his being N
power renders Impossible all peace and
prosperity In Venezuela, if congress will
accept his abdicauon / will promise you
10 use all my influence with the com
manders of the revolutionary army to put
IN nmmediata end to the war
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
If YOU could buy back your lost health on
the |NSTAlLMENT plan say 30 cents a
week for a limited number of weeks uI1-
til cured Would you do it? Here is a
plan worth trying.

PINK PILLS FOK YALE
nunedS
restored 10
the full limbs that had long been powe That has zone INNS Tna
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Seeking an Indorsem ent.

Berlin. March 23.--It is believed here
that the resignation of President Castro.
of Venezuela Saturday was designed to
secure an Endorsement of his policy in the
form of request for the Venezuelan
congress that he retain in office. In any
case the German foreign office expects
General Castro's successor viii carry out
the terms Of the protocol and 1t Is not
thought that any fresh complications are
likely to grow out Of the present turn
Of politics at Caracas
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Louise Takes Dose of Poison.

London March 23.-rhe correspondent
of The Daily Chronicle, at Geneva learns
on reliable authority that the former
crown princess Of Saxony is lying serious
w III in her mothers chateau at Lyn6au.
on an island in Lake Constance. from the
effects of an attempt to commit suicide
by taking poison.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Ship Seized for Piracy.

London March 2$.-The foreign office
as this dispatch is filed has no contirma-
lion Of the reported seizure of the Ven
ezuelan gun boat Restaurador by the
British cruiser Pallas. on the ground that
the former had acted in piratical man
ner The officials here say that they can
rot ina CINE why the Restaurador should
have been seized The foreign office has
heard nothing from Caracas regarding
CaStro'S resignation
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Had Brilliant Record.

Carrolton Ga. March 2S>-(Speciai)-
Lieutenant Boss Reese, who. as reported
III SATURDAYS Constitution. has been
wounded III the Philippines is a Carroll
ton boy. a son OF Colonel oscar Reese.
a prominent attorney of Carrollton. and
nephew of Congressman Adamson, of this
city.
Lieutenant Reese enlisted in the army
during the Spanish-American war ana
served mtl honorably discharged. In
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30

DR.. Samuel Hape, of Hapeville. said
yesterday that the blackberry crop In
Fulton county has been ruined by the
recent freeze. DR.. Hape alluded only to
the cultivated berries and said that news
paper m1n and others need not be cast
down. as the old field crop would he
a bundant as usual
I'VE will be fortunate in this section
of the state to gather half crop of
peaches, and LeConte pears have been
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30

ed to help me Then the same old pains
would come ba OK
zone day friend advised me to try
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
| did so Before / finished box the
pains Were less frequent and less severe.
and by the time | had finished three
boxes the pains were a thing of the past
Now ! can eat anything and enjoy 1t and
| feel like a new man.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
San Miguel Killed in Battle.

Manila, March 2$.-'rhe report thar san
Miguel. the Filipino leader. was killed in
fridays fight near Marquina, is con-
armed. His body has been Identified and
delivered to his relatives for burial
san Miguel. with his bodysuard, con
sisting of thirty men. abandoned the
tort at Mariquina and attempted TO es-
cape. but the Macabe5e scouts surround
ed The party. MORALLY wounded san
Miguel and killed six of his bodyguard.
After he fen San Miguel emptied his
revolver among the Macabebes and died
lighting. San Miguel was the last UNI
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Neuralgia Cured.

Mrs j. B. Whittlesey. of Turin, Y Y.
says: I'm the winter of 1900 | began to
suffer with neuralgia | tried three diff
ferent physicians. but they did not help
me; in fact. grew worse / suffered un-
told fortunes with the pain in my face
and l don't know what | should have
done if | had not acted on the advice of
friend and taken DR.. Williams Pink
Pills In three days after beginning with
them the pain began to grow Tess and af-
ter taking three boxes the neuralgia hac
entirely disappeared. Since then I have
not had even touch of the pain. / have
recommended DR. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People to every one l have seen
Nhn suffered wit neuralgia -
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30

injured fully % per cent. The recent
cold snap, coming practically at the end
of a mild winter, proved to be most dis
astrous. l hsd no idea when the freeze
came that the buds had begun to swell
put careful inspection satisfied me
that they had and that the neach crop
was seriously injured. Strawberries and
raspberries escaped serious damage.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Constipation and Flatuency

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bottle 10 Drake Formula Company Chi
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Thoroughness in the Schools.

Chicago Inter Ocean: Charles r. Skin
ner. state superintendent of public in
struction in New York, recently said that
90 per cent Of the children in the public
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30

am
honestly
think they Address,
Schenectady N T.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
Chronic Rheumatism Cured.

Miss Maggie Walton, Of No. 1926 Main
street, Peoria, H., says: Il was ahhoted
with chronic inflammatory rheumatism
and had suffered with it from my child
hood When I was fourteen l was
helpless cripple, unable to leave my bed
and with my arms and legs swollen to
twice their natural size. I often tainted
away with the pain, frequently several
times during the day. Sometimes they
thought I was dead. The rheumatism
had affected my heart and that was the
cause of the fainting spells 1t was inn
possible for me to take any solid food
and there We're DAYS and days when not
even a spoonful of liquid would stay on
my stomach
when the doctor had given me up my
fa Their determined to have me try DIR.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
So ne got some ana [ could feel an i'm
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tie by little | began to get better and
a faithful course with these pills restored
me to health That was nearly five years
ago Now + am twenty and in the best
of health. ! am sure that DR.. Williams
Pink Pills saved my life. ="
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After-Effects of the Grip.

Mr. Robert G. Yates, OF No. SO Clark
street, Dubuque, Iowa, had a hard attack
of the grip and was slow in recovering
from the after-effects. He says: Il was
restless and sleepless, with constant
pains in my limbs | fell away in flesh,
lost my appetite, was tired out for no
reason, and became generally miserable.
Finally ] saw DR.. Williams Pink Pills
mentioned in g newspaper and decided
to try them. I felt better before / had
finished one box. / kept on taking them
and they cured me Now I am past
sixty-three years OF age. / enjoy perfect
health and, thanks To DR.. Williams Pink
Pills, ] can do a good days work again.
] am as hale and as hearty as many men
much younger than l. have a splendid D.
petite and can so TO sleep a few minutes
after retiring"
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Rupture
Cured Free
The Rice Method is Unparalleled in
the Annals of Medical Success.
\ Cheap Home Cure That Anyone Can Use
without Pain. Danger OF Loss OF
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IS SENT FREE TO ALL.

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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-30
ChronictIndigestion.

Mr.. Arthur Mclaughlin. of No. 272S
North Lincoln street, Chicago, III. says:
For a long time | was troubled with
severe pains in the stomach-a case of
chronic indigestion I would feel CRAY
ing for food but when l ate l experienced
these wretched pains which nearly drove
me distracted. My kidneys also became
affected tried several different stom-
ach medicines and for a while, they seem
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LOComOtOr Ataxia Yields.

Mr.. j. r. Elliott, of No. 1913 Parker
street Pittsburg, Pa. was cured OF ioco-
motor ataXia by DR. Williams Pink Pills.
He says: THE trouble began with a Sc
we're pain in the legs and the physician
at that time said il was muscular Theu-
ma tism. He gave me medicine which |
took for some time without seeing any I'M
provement. The pain continued and my
strength kept ebbing away Finally l was
compelled to give up work.
"A different physician this time said
had loComotor ataXia, but | only grew
worse under his treatment. / began to
have attacks Of vomiting. one of whicn
lasted for sixteen days. l grew thin as
skeleton and very weak. Finally | had
a consultation of three Pittsburg ply
sicians ana they pronounced me incura-
bile. The pain in my body and legs con-
tinued to increase and became so severe
that | had to take morphine sometimes
to get a little relief. / became just about
helpless, with no control Of my legs.
During the C,hfitmaS holidays in 1850
a friend sent me clipping from news
paper telling of a remarkable cure or
locomotor ataXia by DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People. So ! began taking
them. / followed directions carefully and
soon began to irfhrove. 1t was gradua
but sure, and nrW / am like another
man. / can go Sund and took three
weeks trim a litte bwhile ago without ex-
pcriencing any bscr results. have not
had a pain or N emitting spell since
began taking Dr. Williams Pink Pills"