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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08

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:The improvement in our relations
with The Philiupines Is attested by the
r.tl1ction IT An. orr1v IN IN. lowest
legal Limit F,ducatlOn ana enlighten-
1uent under broad-mfnded administrative
policy are gradually obviating the neces-
sity for control through military power,
aud we ror,,npnl the rand ana steady
PROGRESS made i'm the r,rera ration OF the
PbiIippines far fhe falIesr practlcable de
oren of uaIf.eot,ernnan+
IN tIie cop6ection We ,,oioa The g,.ata
f,i a,.lr,,o,.,Iel, rr,I.,,t ~ ~ rattnn for
no s}lendfd ee,.1.ires in fba phiiinnines
If that distfna,iiahed CON ,f ohio Gov
ernor General William Fl raft Under
I5ra.i7.,,ta stcL-i,,if,- a,a T,ooea,,a1+ o,,r
foreign n0li,v az e.iIlity Ia an mas made
Tho i-nitnd stafas ne nAaranakars Of
tha world e.,1qr,4i,3o v,aaliar nations from
aggression and giving the Monroe doc
trine = vifaI force areater than ever he
fore
AS Americas mart in preserving the
uea,.e If me- world We j6lorso The re-
publican policy Of developing the navy
TO the highest efflciency and we favor
ey-,,.,. a,,Cll,a cement t,oGsihIe of o,,r rnar
chant marine in the extension OF Amer
lean commerce in American ships upon
every sea
, rse ~. rrA
Inc Ial1If ana the LfuSIs'
"The protective tariff policy Of the
renublican Marty has made the United
e,+,ta- 49,, o,.ea+..+ i,,,7,,et,ial ,,o+ion as
~ 80 t.t ~ +ro,e,,d,,s
Cohl9ilIu me "oll ~ Nh ~ q ,(, -.
Cele4oli5lSht o. Qu' 80,
i'"9 @"Ggt i,1d ~ ,Sns,,a,it,
Of the farmer and has advanced Amer
lean labor to the best scale of living
ever attained. We oppose all attacks on
me policy, whatever TIE pIetext, as te enc
hg 70 Drlng PACK the ulSaSllouS ut2S
OF democratic larHl rev iSlo" anu ii90
trade.
CombinatIons Tor monopoly Oh lra "a
ana kindred Qnla"Iul PURPOSES are a.
rectly ameuabie 10 penalties PROVIDED oy
republican legislation and their vigorous
enforcement in the courts. NO worthy
interest is imperiled put Whatever VIII
work public harm is restrained ana that
without resort to the democratic plan or
driving all Americans through tarlI re
vision or oIhef~ise. IL iurther IeslSia-
ton should be found necessary the re-
publican party eau be DEPENDED upon 10
enact ans enforce 1t with eqlnlY ana
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-08
CURES RHEUMATISM.
AND CATARRH AFTER ALL ELSE
FAILS

These two diseases are the result Of an
awful poisoned condition of the blood. II
you have aching joints and back, shout
der blades, bone pains, crippled hands.
legs or feet, swollen muscles. shifting.
sharp. biting pains, and that tired. dis
Outraged feeling Of rheumatism, or the
hawking, splitting, blurred eyesght, deaf
ness, sick stomach, headache, noises in
the head, mucous throat discharges, de-
caving teeth, bad breath, belching gas
Of cafarrh, take Botanic Blood Balm (B.
r. b 1t kills the poison in the blood
when causes these awful symptoms. CIV
Ing a pure. healthy blood supply to the
Joints an mucous membranes, and makes
a perfect cure of the worst rheumatism
or foulest catarrh. Cures where all else
fails. Blood Balm CB. B. 80 is composed
Of pure Botanic ingredients, good for
weak kidneys Improves the digestion.
cures dyspepsia, perfect tonic for old
folks by giving them new rich pure
blood Thoroughly tested for so ~ears
Druggists, 81 per large bottle, with COM
plete directions for home cure. Sample
free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm
Co, So Mitchell street Atlanta. Ga. De-
scribe trouble and special free medical
advice sent in sealed letter.
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cies to be tried which shall have their
direct influence and effect upon the cam
patgn Of 1904. Is there anybody In this
great audience-aye, Is there anybody In
the state of Ohio who hesltates FOR one
moment, under the conditions which
have gone bcft re, under the environments
OF the present under all the hopes of
the future, to see one single cause as to
why the republican party should change
one iota in those principles? (Long cheer
ing) Human liberty. protection to Amer
lean industries and our workingmen
ReneWed applause) We started with
that slogan many years ago. 1t went
forth and reached the hearts of every
fireside in the land, and If we needed
any additional tribute any accessory
to add to the luster of that moment, 1t
would be the elimination OF happiness
and contentment perceptible everywhere
around US [ once said. Let we'll enough
alone (Arplause) For Gods sake,
lcee}5- letting it alone
The committee rules decided 10
nominate in the following order: GOV
ernor lieutenant governor. auditor.
treasurer attorney general supreme
Judge, school commissioner and MEMBER
OF the board of public works. rms re-
port was considered unfavora'ble to ail
third termers except Guilbert for audi
tor of state.
The committee made the temporary OF
ganization permanent with the exception
Of the chairman. for which place Sena-
tor Foraker was selected
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G q q s T ORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Havs Always Bought
Signature s9sss 'os Of II HUI
GLASS FELL OVER MoURNERs,
Fierce Storm Struck Rome During
Funeral Services.

Rome, Ga, June 1.-(Special)-During
the progress Of the funeral services over
the late r NJ. Carevile this afternoon
rather startling accident occurred and
for a time considerable excitement pre-
vailed.
Shortly after the services commenced,
terrific thunder storm arose and as
result of a fearful gust of wind a large
stained glass window was blown inwardly
from its fastenings and shattered into
thousand fragments over the head Of Fire
Chief II. H. Harrington, who was sitting
directly beneath it.
To add extra impressiveness to the &C
cident, 1t all happened while the heads OF
the congregation were bowed in prayer.
The lightning was binding and the crash
of the thunder was terrific t the time
For a while great excitement prevailed.
but it was quoted Just as soon as those
present fully realized the situation
Mr.. Harrington is severely wounded.
being cut in several different places; but,
while his wounds are painful, they arc
not serious. The window was large one
and the noise of the crash was fearful.
The storm was very intense, and several
valuable shade trees We're blown down,
besides bapy limbs being blown off.
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At Talbotton.

Talbotton, Ca, June 3.-(Special.)- THE
Jefferson Davis anniversary was properly
observed in Talbotton by the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. the ex-
erctses of the day being held III the par
Tors of the Weston house. Colonel A.
Persons delivered an address on the char
acter OF Jefferson Davis.
A number of crosses Of honor were be
slowed on veterans of the Levi B. Smith
camp by Mrs. j. j. Bull. president or
the local chapter. The programme in
cluded readings by Mrs Ella 2. Leonard
and Miss Virginia Persons, the music be-
ing in charge of Miss Elizabeth Ragland,
Mrs. william O. Deloache Mrs. II. +.
Wukerson and Mr.. Edgar MaXson.
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ct Gainesville.

Gainesville, Ga, June 3.-tSpecial.)-
Jefferson Davis birthday was celebrated
here today in a fitting manner by exer-
cises at the opera house. number of
beautiful songs were rendered by choir
of bright young misses; there were d
number of recitations by little girls and
several sweet solos sung by Mrs. A. b.
Cunyers who Is noted for her rich, sweet
voice. Cpatain j. L. Neel, brave cap
tain in the civil war, delivered a stirring
address, full of patriotism and approprl-
ate illusions.
Crosses OF honor were distributed to q
number of veterans by the Daughters OF
the ConfederScy.
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TOM REED LEFT BIG ESTATE.
His Property Valued at $431 900
Goes to His Wife

New York, June 1.-The late Thomas B.
Reed, former speaker of the house of
representatives, according to the official
report filed today, left a personal estate
valued at $43l ,099 after providing for the
payment of debts and the expenses of
administration The gross personality
amounted to 533. consisting chiefly Of
stocks and securities.
BY his will, executed many years be
fore mis- death. Mr.. Reeds property goes
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At Nashville, Tenn.

Nashville. Tenn. June 3.-The decora-
ton of the confederate graves in Mount
Oliyet cemetery took place this afternoon
under the auspices Of the Bivouacs and
the Daughters of the Confederacy. The
address was delivered by Rev. r. l.. Cave.
Of GAINESVILLE.
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at Ringgold.

Ringgold. Ga. June Especial The
Ringgold chapter of the United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy celebrated JEFF
ferson Davis birthday here today with
q picnic at the court house. at which the
following programme was presented:
Music.
Invocation-Rev. B. r. Anderson.
solo-Mrs. S. r. Wright.
Recitaucn-Mtss Matte Evans.
Music.
Oration-Major ". p. McCstchy, of
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Music.
Pres entatson of crosses of honor.
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At New Orleans. La.

New Orleans juno 3.-For the first time
June is being observed here as Me-
mortal day. 1t formerly fell on April g.
but the day was changed by the last leg
islature There was q parade of veter-
ans and decoration of graves and mon
nments. Judge r. c. w. Ellis was the
orator of the occasion. The weather was
unpropitious.
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At Newman.

Newman. Ga. June 3.-tSpeciai )-Jef-
'erson Davis birthday was observed here
ths afternoon with interesting and APP
propriate exercises under the auspices Of
the Daughters OF the Confederacy. The
chief feature OF interest was an address
by Congressman Adamson. His speech
was strong one and upon entirely origi-
hal lines. 4 large gathering was present
The programme Of exercises was as fol
lows.
Music by Harmonica orchestra.
Prayer by Rev. c. ON. Martindale.
Vocal duet, The Bugle Song Mrs
James +. Brown and Mrs. Mamie
Hughes Thompson.
Introduction OF speaker by Colonel E.
J Whatey
Address by Hon W C. Adamson, of
Carrollton.
Conferring Of crosses of honor by the
Daughters of the Confsderacy.
DR. A. c North acted as master of
ceremonies
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BIRTHDAY OF DAVIS IS
CELEBRATED.
Impressive Exercises In the Cities
and Towns Of the South Yester
day-Crosses of Honor Be-
slowed on Veterans at
Several Places.

Richmond, Va, June S.-The public
schools and the state departments were
closed and the flags on the capitol were
at half-mast today In honor of the birth
day Of Jefferson Davis, which was made
a state holiday by enactment OF the
legislature few years ago.
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The Bible Suits All.

The Premium Bible came three or four
weeks ago, but do not think it Is lack Of
appreciation that ] have not expressed
my thanks sooner. for l assure you that
1t came in good time as I was wishing
Tor q new one. and one of that size. Il
is the incest / have ever seen.
MRS. A. Il. HUDSON
Parts, Tex, January q, 1903.
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Flowers on the Graves.

Memphis, Tenn, June 3.-Confederate
Memorial day was ftungly observed at
Elmwood cemetery this Afternoon under
The auspices of the Confederate Historical
Association and the Ladies' Memorial AS
sociation The interesting programme
was carried out The Grafton was de-
iivered by Charles NJ. Bryan.
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observed here today. This morning the
graves Of the confederate cemetery wei g
decorated The Grafton was delivered by
Rev. ]. A. Lyons at this city. after which
flowers were strewn upon the graves.
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My appeal is 10

My appeal is 10
men; I make a
speciality of their
d 4 g e asses and
their shortcom-
inss. / know
man as the en-
gineAr knows his
machine. ] know
bin thoroughly
in health and In
sickness. Know
ing him so per-
fectly | know
by what means
to cure him most
fcctiVely and
in the shortest
possible time. |
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At Asheville.

Ashevilie y. C. June 3.-MemoraI day
exercises were observed here today a
monument erected by the local chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy to the
confederate dead a Newton cemetery
was unveiled. Rev. J. A. Weston, of
Hickory. delivered the address.
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Herrick for Governor.

HerrlcK for GoVernor.
The resolutions were amended 50 as to
ask for national. as wen as state. aid for
good roads"
The name of Myron r. Herrick for gov
ernor was presented by Paul Rowland. OF
Cleveland. Under the rules no seconding
speeches were allowed. but Albert Dou-
glas OF Chillicothe. made quite a stirring
speech, urging that the nomination Of Mr.
Herlick be made by reclamation. II WA
most enthusiastically received and hs
motion was carried amid great applause.
When MI Herrich arrived he received
a stirring ovation and accepted the noni-
nation as follows:
1T is with increasing embarrassment
that j now realize that in such q pres
ence as this you and your predecessors
conferred the same honors upon the illus
tri0us line OF republican nominees for
governor, among whom were Chase-
Hayes. Foraker and Mckinley who We're
connected with the greater fame OF tho
nation. If it is permitted me TO dis
charge the duties of this high office
shall ask no MORE distinction than thar
at the end of the term / may receive
the appreciation OF my fellow-citzens
and to feel that 1 have. st least endeav-
ored to follow the example Of ms illus
trious predecessors.
"Ohios work Is fateful work She Il
the personification of all ioftE deals
of statesmaaship and good government.
In the past she has spoken through the
republican party, as she will speak this
year. The country awaits our decision.
and by the adoption Of our resolutions
the word goes out that We still believe
in calmness and conservative action.
I'VE favor the extreme in nothing. We
are for no fads or SINS, no matter whence
they come or by whom they are cham
piOHed Republican nonsense IS as dan
gerous TO the body polite Is any other
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Real Things.

Saloonkeeper Ito applicant for joh)-
How would you so about making a Ro-
man punch?
Tough Barkeep--Id call de ole geezer q
liar OATS how. See?
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the electoral college and IN the lower
house of representatives.
IN It's earliest day the republican party
has accomplished great results in the
state, and without resting on its laureis
has continually pressed forward to new
duties. Unremithugly il seeks to estab-
lish whatever Is safe. wise and truly pro
gressive and in furtherance OF It's great
and patriotic purposes It invites most
cordially the cooperation and support Of
all who sincerely desire to promote our
nnnntrn-s hiehAat Knelfare -
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tabula.
Attorney General-Wade II. Ellis,
Hampton.
Judge of Supreme Court-A. N.
Summers, CLARKE.
School COMMISSIONER q. Jones,
Stark.
Member of the Board of Public
Works--George Fl. Watkins, Pike.
Columbus. Ohio, June 3.-The audito-
rum vas packed today long before J. 3.
Clingerman. chat lau Of the state cen
tral committee, called the republican
state convention to order at p. M Elk
Governors Foster and Bushnell members
of congress and of the Legislature and
other prominent republicans were In
waiting on the stage. Governor Nash sat
with the Franklin county delegates. Ova-
tons were rendered leaders as they en-
tered the hall. notably to Senators Han
and Foraker and Myron r. Herrcla,
and when Senator Hanna was introduced
as temporary chairman. the demonstra-
tlon was long and loud
Senator Hanna Speaks.
Senator Hanna said:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Convention-I congratulate the republi
can party of Ohio upon this splendid rep
resentatiVe body. and ] speak for the re-
publican party OF Ohio the wish that your
deliberations will be governed By good
Judgment and proper spirit. (tApplause.)
After praising Governor Nash and de-
claring that Opio had been unusually
blessed in the way OF good administration
bv republican governors senator Hanna
continued.
What can be said Of ohio can be
said of our nation. Republicans today
CONSEQUENCE theAlSeir YES that III the oiIec
~" ~ ,9 ' ~
I'd in the adntnistTati51 Of q,ben9ore
Roosevelt. (Great auulause1 We look
back but few short months, WHEN that
heroic young man. standing under tho
gloom OF that aWfpl tragedy at Buf[alo,
teelhg ana appIecla'Nis me RESPONSE ll !,
t,e9 NiilNn 49, ~ - ~ ~ =
at,a - 49, s.,,,, ,,i. - t[at,, t1Cat ~
me bnst of his ahility vim his heart full
of desire it should be his aim to carry
out the policies Of President Mckinley.
lLohS continued aPP'' usg Anu ~" "ei,
~ - ma ,,',1 +i,l, LII ,,,. -,
annreciation Of tbat administration, We
ali realize to that YOUNG heroic president
fs due. as coming from his heart the
most patriotic. unselffsh and energetic de
yotion TO the interests Of the people and
the principles 2 g. his partv. dong con
tinued app]aueej.er Standing in the pre-
ence Of the American people and hear
Ing those words tLe solemn import Of
witch indeIiblv impressed itself upon all
who stood near him. no one can doubt his
motives or even his ambition No one can
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At Knoxville. Tenn.

Knoxville. Tenn. June 3.-Confederate
Memorial day and Decoration day was
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SHORT $4,000 TO UNCLE SAM.

in Jail.
Dawson, June 5.-W j. Idelman. deputy
collector of United States customs at
the boundary of the Forty Mile river
is in jail at Eagle City. charged with en-
bezzlement He was imprisoned by Unit
ed States Commissioner Care His re-
ported shortage is $40 600
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Opium, Morphine-Free Treatment.
Painless home cure guaranteed. Free
trial Dr. Tucker. Atlanta. Ga
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ROOSEVELT, HARMONY
AND HANNA,
That Was the Slogan Of the Dele
gates-Foraker Shouting Over
Endorsement Of Roosevelt,
but Hanna Not Talking
on That Subject,
TEE TICKET.

For Governor--Myron r. Herrick,
Cuyahoga.
Lieutenant Governor~-Warren u.
Harding, Marion.
Auditor-W. D. Guilbert, Noble.
Treasurer-W. S. McKinnon, Ash
tabula.
Attorney General-Wads II. Ellis,
Hampton.
Judge Of Supreme Court-A. N.
Summers, CLARKE.
School Commissioners a. Jones,
Stark.
Member of the Board of Public
Works-George Fl. Watkins. Pike.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-02
STRONG EVIDENCE OF FAITH.
Leading Druggists Guarantee That
Hyomei Will Cure the Worst Case
of Catarrh in Wichita.

When the most reputable concerns in
Wichita guarantee that medicine will
effect a cure or they will return the
money, it speaks volumes as TO the merit
OF that remedy 1t is in this way that
leading druggists are selling Hyomei,
the treatment that has made so many
remarkable cures of both acute and
chronic cases of catarrh in Wichita and
vicinity.
Hyomei is not a pill nor is it a liquid
that has to be taken with a tablespoon OF
of inhaler that comes in every outfit
and benefit will be seen from the first
treatment
1t destroys all germ life in the air pas
sages and lungs and enriches and purifies
the blood with additional ozone. 1t cures
catarrh of the head and throat, or of the
stomach, liver and kidneys. Wherever
mucous membrane contains catarrhal
germs there Hyomei will do its work of
healing. When using this treatment the
air you breathe will be found like that on
the mountains high above the sea level,
where grow balsamic trees and plants
which make the air pure by giving off
volatile antiseptic fragrance that is heal
ing TO the respiratory organs.
Remember that if Hyomei does not cure
you your druggist will refund your
money. This is good time to cure
catarrh by this natural method and pre-
vent catarrhal colds that are so common
ut This season
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-02
GROCERY STORE
BURGLARIzED
Thief Entered Through Back
Window.
LOOTED CASH REGISTER
Secured $500 and Large
Number of Cigars.

Some time Tuesday night the grocery
store of Wolfburg Bros, at 10 East
Douglas avenue. was broken into and
robbed of 81 in money. large numhAr
of cigars and other articles.
The robbery was not discovered until
yesterday morning when the store was
opened. The first evidence noted was
the fact that the cash register had been
broken open. When the store was closed
Tuesday night the register held about s..
80 cents in pennies and the balance in
small change The drawer had been
forced open and not cent was left in
IT. This led TO an investigation and il
was discovered that a large quantity OF
cigars had been taken and that the store
had been pretty well ransacked. 1t is
impossible in a grocery store TO deter
mine just how much is missing. but the
thief or thieves evidently carried off a
good load.
The entrance was made through a back
window, which had been pried open. The
thief was evidently not a professional
housebreaker. His work was very crude
and it was only necessary TO look at the
window to know that he was a new hand
at the business. However, he was skill
full in covering his tracks and the police
have no clue to work on.
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Today the students, alumni. faculty and
three hundred trees on the college cam
pus. The campus has been graded and
filled and every preparation made to plant
the trees. The exercises will begin at
half past ten o'clock this morning and
the three hundred trees will be In the
ground before dinner. President Morri-
son has procured three hundred of the
finest trees it was possible to find. There
are several varieties of the most hardy
species and trees that grow well and
look well, in this section of the country.
They will be set out under the supervision
of expert foresters and every advantage
given them.
The faculty, alumni, friends and stud
ents each have plots dedicated TO them
and the trees set out will bear the names
Of those who helped in the work. Yes
terday a telegram was received from Gar
land Terrell of the Boston Herald, ask
ing that two trees be set out for him.
He requested that they be European
elns.
At half past one the members of the
library club will hold a collation. and at
two o'clock the exercises will begin in
the college chapel. There Will be music
and speeches by a number of prominent
men Of this city who are particularly in
terested in the welfare of the college.
Among these may be named S. w. Cooper,
NJ. n. Levy, ]. NJ. Knapp, Scott E.
Winnie, President y. ]. Morrison. and
number of others.
Today is a holiday at the college. the
students being dismissed to help set out
the trees and TO take part in the eXer-
cises of the day. There will be many
people from out OF town attend the ex-