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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
GEORGE ", 0UTCALT
How He EXtriCdted Himself From
A Serious Difficulty.

How George w Outcalt, we'll known
merchant of Welston, Oklahoma, re
Gently succeeded in extricating h1mseH
from a serious difficulty is one of the in
teresting stories now going the rounds
of the papers.
II had been working very hard ne
says in telling the story. For a long
time | had given almost every moment
of my attention to my business and ana
not notice what effect this was having
on me. But, finally. | saw that my
health was giving away was Seotihs
thin. was always tired and easily out or
breath; my blood was poor my stomach
bad Every now and then L would De
dizzy and any little eXertlon would eX-
haust me completely. in short, was
all run down
Then one day ! saw an adNeruselaeit
which led me to try Or. Wllllams PINK
Pills for Pale People. They acted lke
magic / felt better in few days. MY
flesh came back till / regained my nor
mai weight, my appetite returned anu
my general health is now better thah IL
had been for many years. / have recon-
mendcd DR.. Williams Pink PlllS 10
many of my friends and am glad of TINS
opportunity to tell what the remedy mas
done for me.
What DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People did for MI Outcalt they VIII
do for others similarly afflicted. Tney
are different from ordinary medicine pc
cause they act directly on the blood ana
nerves. They have cured stubborn cases
of locomotor ataXia, partial paralysis
ST. Vitus' dance, scatlca, neuralgia, rheu-
matism, nervous headache, the after et-
fects of the grip, palpitation of the heart,
pale and sallow compleXions and all
forms Of weakness either in male or fe-
male If you are sick and your doctor
cannot cure you write us and We VIII
tell you honestly and frankly whether
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are suited for
your case. We will not recommend the
pills in cases which we do not believe
they will cure.
Dr. williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie are sold by ali dealers. or will be
sent postpaid on receipt of price, fifty
cents a box, or six boxes for two collars
and fifty cents (they are never sold in
bulk or by the hundred) by addressing
DR. Williams Medicine Company, Sche-
nectady, n. y.
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formula for three spools any good thread
No. 30. All four for twelve spools

formula for three spools any good thread
No. 50. All four for twelve spools.
w. A. Barker Sycamore, Ga. wants to
exchange fine shepherd dog for nice
new twin baby carriage or best offer.
Inc1Ose l cent for reply.
Mrs 3. c. Hill. Manila. S; C., will ex-
change novel plan, well illustrated, or
| patterns of crazy calico quilt for some
thing useful of equal value. VIII accept
silk scraps or silk floss
Charley r. Andrews, Danvllle, Iowa,
has The Haunted Chamber. Diamond
Dick, Jr.," Ten Nights IN Barroom"
and %. Maiden All Forlorn" to exchange
| W. Ward and "Inez.'2 Books are In ~ good goo
condition. Write first.
Fannie f. Hill. Manila, S. c.. has pat
tern Of 3-year-old child's lawn cap for its
value in embroidery edglng, lace and
light shades of ribbon. Ten Nights In a
Barroom' and .1he Wrestler of Phil
ippi'' for silk scraps or silk floss.
Mrs. W. H. White. Glenlynn Miss. will
exchange six varieties well rooted gera-
NUNS labeled for yards nice calico or
IL yards b1eached domestic or percale.
For Y yards calico will send Il different
eeraniums and one Erfordie begonia. No
need to write. / have a great many.
Ars c. Il. Hin. Manila. S. c., has yell
low iessamine and single tansy, six plants
of either, or mixed. for yards of cross
barred muslin. lawn, nice singham, per-
Gale or light colored ribbon.
Miss Ella Miller Klondike, Tex, wishes
! to exchange thirty Woman Home Com
panions and Peck's Bad Boy No 3 all
| in good condition. for nice bird cage,
tol6rably large size. Each one pay on
what they get.
Essie Harper Lancaster, S. c.. will
! exchange samples, patterns and direc-
lions for making tissue paper roses for a
nice roll of silk, velvet, worsted or calico
scraps.
Mrs. A. d. Perritt, Mount Lebanon,
La. will exchange full setting of eggs,
any variety, of fine chickens fifty W.
other choice plants, rooted, for one very
small Belgian hare. pure bred. L pay
all postage and express charges.
Mrs. r. A. Chisum, Of Sicily Island.
La. will send Bermuda grass roots to
all sending her anything useful and of
| equal value.
Bessie Cox. Seneca. S. c., n. T. D. No.
.. has an accordion good as new to ex-
| change for best offer.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN.

II is to be regretted that there seems
to he a growing disposition to debar
women from employment in the depart
,neuts IN Washington. This is very evil
dent among the high officials. 1t has al
ways been a pleasure to watch the large
tumher Of females IF one happens TO
he in Washington and near any of the
departments about 4 p. M ana see
them a s they pour out of these buildings
at this hour. l have often watched
them and thought Of the many homes
they represented. Widows with no other
ireaus of support. young women caring
for aged parents and women who have
been left with children to educate whose
fathers have given up their lives for
their country and Is 7 thought of their
different lots in life il seemed such
fortunate thing that our executive de-
partments did give employment to
women.
50 it is matter of much regret to
know the sentiments OF the officials are
changing and there seems to be an in
crcasing antpathy to women clerks. Late
statistics OF the government show that
Of more than $4,000 employees in the dc
partmentS nearly 7,o00 are women.
The treasury department shows the
largest number Of women clerks; next
comes the interior ard the census bureau
has a very large number. The white
house forces and the interstate commerce
commission are really the only govern
ment establishments where no women are
employed in the clerical force.
We are indebted to The Wisconsin Citl-
zen for the information that for SIX
years not woman has been selected
from the civil service list of eigibios for
CT nff3a CO. ais
that not long ago the commissioners
called tile attention of the chiefs of the
bureaus to the fact that men We're Sc
curing appointments as stenogra2hers
whose grades were down in the seventies.
while the eligible list bore the names OF
women who had secured marks of 30 or
more i'm the stenographic examinations"
Such items are of great interest and
should stimulate our young people to
strive for the highest mark So many
women seek employment that are total
ly untitled for any work. They do not
prepare for civil service examinations
and when they fail cannot understand
the cause. 4 woman came to me not
long since asking me to assist her in
getting a situation in the city. / asked
her what She could do; her answer was.
Nothing" Then / said How do You
EXPECT to get work2' We'll. she did not
know. She came 10 the city thinking
work would Just fail into her hands
What d mistake; no matter what the
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cessful. I use attractive labels with my
own name, which Is readily put on with
simple raw flour paste. They will cost
you about 81 per thousand Empty ?
pound cans cost $3.50 for 500. Two sol
dering irons 70 cents each; Is cents worth
Of acid. A little book with full directions
comes with Gamer telling how many
minutes to cook all fruits and vegeta-
bles Smooth, meaty, rich red variety of
tomates are the best to use for canning.
To sell your goods first get up a reputa-
ton for them in your home market. A
sample can presened to a prominent cit
izen will create demand. All markets
are open to frSt-claSs goods. My little
boys 10 and u years old, husband and
myself do the work Should you desire
further information write me, but never
fail to send self-addressed envelope
with stamp. Some fail to send envelope,
only sending stamp. Now, sisters, don
forget that envelopes cost something.
and when we receive several hundred let
ters the envelopes are quite an item.
Please don't waste stamp to write me
but just send right on one spool Of Coats
thread for one pack of seed with stamped
self-adnressed envelope.
Ella c. Smith, Marnton Springs Col
We take The Constitution and think it
fine. and take The Sunny South. We are
having our first rain today; it makes
everything look fine. Our trees are all in
bloom and [ hope that we will have
lots of fruit Now, sisters, if any one OF
you think of taking q trip, come out here
and get out of the heat; it is summer
resort where peolpe come for pleasure,
some for health and others because they
don't know where else to go. We have
the finest mineral springs in the world,
good for every kind of trouble that you
may have. You can live as cheap here
as you can at home We have all kind
of prices; some live in tents and are very
coy There is no dampness and it is
always cool in the evening.
Now, if any one wants to invest in y
good prospect close to one of the great
est gold camps In the world / have one.
Have got 1t patented, some work done on
1t and | want to sell interest in 1t.
Enclosed find 10 cents for Aunt Susie to
use as she thinks best.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
INFORMATION COLUMN.

For the prevention of lockjaw from
wounds produced from stepping on nails
or similar accident, take some live Goals
and pour sugar over them; hold the
wounded member over the smoke as
close to the fire as can be borne for II
minutes; bind the wound after smoking
with sugar thoroughly saturated with
spirits Of turpentine. 1t win prevent any
unpleasant or dangerous effects from the
wound. This should be just as soon as
possible after receiving the wound. A
flower pot placed over the Goals renders
the smoking easy 10 perform.
(MRSD HARRIET N. SUTTON.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
0 keep the principal thoroughfares il

to keep the principal thoroughfares in
the heart Of town clean.
The dirt has been accommodating TO
such an extent that the housewives last
week began making individual efforts TO
remove 1t. Yesterday many women liv-
ing along Bank street between Twenty
first and Twenty-third decided that there
was virtue in organization and met at
the home of Mrs, George Jansen. 21M
Bank street, 1t was agreed to make
united attack al certain hour this
morning.
Consequently band Of women went
to work this morning and remained at
the task until a space of about two
blocks had been cleaned. They contract
ed with teamsters to haul the dirt away.
Men in the various households We're not
allowed to participate The movement
bids fair to spread to other quarters Of
the city.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
A Notre Dame LADY.

I will send free witt fun instructions
some Of this simple preparation for the
cure of Leucorrhoea. Liberation, Dis
placements, Failing of the Womb, Scanty
or Painful Periods, Tumors or Growths,
Hot Flashes, Desire to Cry, Creeping feel
ing up the Spain, Pain n the Back. and
all Female Troubles to all sending ad-
dress. To mothers of suffering daughters
I will explain a Successful Home Treat
ment. If you decide to continue it will
only cost about II cents a week to guar
antee a cure 1 do not wish to sell you
anything. Tell other sufferers of 1t, that
is all [ ask Address Mrs NJ Summers.
box 1O5. Notre Dame Ind.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
CAPE JESSAMlNES.

The perfume of the iessamines is the
most delightful of all fiowers-and as |
write my thanks to Robert Lee Bammi-
man. Meridian, Fla, for a box received
of these lovely flowers, my whole house
is perfumed with their sweetness. Many
thanks, my young friend, for the pleas
ure you have given me.
Thanks are also due to Il kind friend,
Mrs A. e. Darlington, West Point, Ca,
for a gift showing her handwork. Beau
tiful crocheted lace. Many thanks, kind
friend.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Woodruff or family Was IN Dooly coun-
ty Ga. when heard from.
viii the lady who offered collie (fe-
malel for exchange several weeks age
send her address to DR.. A. J. II. Jan
senius, Melville, Fla.
Mrs NJ. J. Herring, Sr., Herring, Ga.
wants to hear from the lady who Of
fered way of roofing roses from rose slips
Mrs. Mary Powell Repton, Ala, wants
address of william, Henry or John VIII
ilams. Were in Texas three years ago.
Are my uncIes.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
WOMEN SWEEP CITY STREETS.
Louisville DANES Grow Tired of the
Dirty Thoroughfares

Louisville, Ky. May 25.-For several
hours today number of women piled
brooms and shovels on Bank street
clearing up the thoroughfares In front
of their homes. For some time the ap-
propriation made by the city for clean
ing the streets has been sufficient only
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
GALL STONES.

Pure olive oil is the only drug that can
be taken into the stomach that viii act
ually dissolve gall stones and is perhaps
the only remedy that has any marked ac-
ton in catarrhal affections of the gall
bladder and bile ducts.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
TRAIN RUSHED LIKE WIND.
Lakeshore Limited Ran 1874 Miles in
ia Minutes

Toledo May 25.-Records were broken
this morning when the Lake Shores
Twentieth Century Limited. hauled by
engine 90, ran from Toledo ~ Elkhart.
1874 miles, in one hundred and fourteen
minutes. This is two minutes lower
than any previous time. At one time the
speed averaged 90 miles an hour, the
general average being 10 miles
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE,

Clarence Wilson, Ft. Gaines Cain re-
ply to inquiry from Mrs. Overstreet, of
Chicago, published in The Constitution
of the 18th, | beg to state that r. B.
Oyerstreet lived in this place until about
April l. since which time he has resided
in Eufaula, Ala.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
INQUlRERS' CORNER

Mrs NJ j. Burgess, Benton, Ark, wishes
the address of Tom Grissona or heirs
Lived at Meanings Ferry, Ark. and
went to Texas in the sixties. Wish to
hear at once
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

M NJ. Eubank. Moody, Ark. wants to
make proof that her husband, John b.
Eubank served in the war in company
f. Twenty-eighth regiment Georgia,
would be glad to hear from anyone who
served with him, or if any one will
make proof to this effect they will great
ly oblige me and [ will return postage
or any expense they may be at to make
this proof
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Mrs S L. Mcclellan, Giddings, Tex
1 have been a subscriber to The Weekly
Constitution for several years and en-
joy reading it very much, especially
the Woman's Kingdom and Bill Apps
letters. am in need Of an elderly lady
to live with me to do light work. | have
no one in family besides myself and will
pay good wages
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

John ". Gammill Philadelphia Miss
wants address of old mess mate Newton
Adams. We're prisoners together at Ship
ic}aO2
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Mrs. Julia Young. Alexander City, Ala,
wants to learn something of Granville
and Margaret Prices children and Dan
and Bloome Williams, children Of their
first wives. They were Morgans.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
Opium, Morphine, Free Treatment
Four Killed by Explosion.

Painless home cure guaranteed Free
trial DR.. Tucker, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

". W. holland. Grouse. N C. wishes
to inquire for his son, Lueien W. holland.
Was in Charlotte. n. G Parents very
anxious 20 hear from him.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Sarah e Cox Wentworth. N. c., wishes
address of her son. Jessie Cox. Was In
WATERFOWL. n. Y, and going to Phila-
delphia. Pa.
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G. w. Babb Paul. s c. wants address
of son. c. G. Babb. Was with Walter
Names show. Clinton. S c, October. 1902.
Mrs. John Montgomery, Providence,
Ky. wants to hear from Mrs. Louis
strobel. Was in Villas county, Tex Wants
to near from her or her husband.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson, Belleville, Ark,
route No. l. wants address of r. f.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Cecil Marlin, Royston, Ga.-This is my
first time Of writing to you. take your
paper and dearly love it. But l come now
as many others do asking your kind as
sistance. If there is any Losptable fam
lily that reads this letter and wants a
nice, quiet, obedient and well educated
girl of eighteen as one of the family
one who could make some childless home
happy. If there is one, please write.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Mrs Mary L. Ward. Cameron. Miss
has one each mems electric belt sninai
appliance pair insoles new goods. never
been used. for set of good steel knives
and forks (white handled preferred), good
table castor. secondhand taken if IN
uood condition. "
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Mrs. T C. Bowden, Clarkson, Ala
have large quantity of very fine win
Ter turniD seed that I will give to all
that will send self addressedestamped
envelope . ounces OF seed. If more seed
are wanted send postage and | will
send seed in a tagged sack. Our tur-
nips the past winter were very large and
salad SO abundant and early. they stood
the freeze in February. This variety is
sown by the most prominent farmers of
this section.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Miss Leila Mullins, Spartanburg. s c
r. r d. 4. wishes to exchange settings
Q5) of barred Plymouth Rock eggs for IL
yards good calico or It's equivalent In
t1oaobe6 domestic 80
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Mrs. j. w. Elliott. Route /, williamson
Ga, has nice baby carriage, upholstered
in plush, white parasol and Heywood
make, been used about 10 months is NOT
broken or injured for best offer in own
state preferred
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Miss Matte Bone. Dallas, Ga, has all
the wild hidrangia, or seven bark. to ewl
change for four yards of embroidery. or
five of nice lace; Just send without writ
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of farm and town property
in this county have been placed on
record during the past week as given
below and furnished to the DEMOCRAT
by the Cavalier County Abstract &
Title Guaranty Co., of this city.
Nelson T: Gregg to Henry Porter ne14 s,oo W,
Bank of Park River to a. II. George g.
Il. Fleming neA4 17-161-61. .............. 225O0 on
Isaac Ullyot to Ambrose E. Ullyott VIA eooo NJ
2I-162-I9. eWD W
ID. Crcrar to NJ. W. Schneider nwl. 81
Mil Milton ~ 225 20
Thos Muir to Jos. Perron Oh nw1i & viz
nel4 35-162-aS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2U'S 81
b. d. Young to Wilson & Slippy sh neA
and lots s. . l-16361. Observation-Disclosures. 23OO CO
Conn. Inv. Co. to j. P. Dosmann NE neA
20-163-60 .... Observation-Disclosures. 5o0 w
3.i6o.GI 112O CO
~. - - :s225 on
2y159.5s 2s5o 90
1851 ..................... 1900 90
Thomas ..........O. E. Fl. Yoebel neA
30-16l-G0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3zSo W
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-26
Additional Local News.

Haunah's Peace Tribunal-The two de-
batting teams of the Hannah literary and
temperance society disposed of the ques
ton last week as to whether the liquor
traffic or war had worked the greater in
jury. At the wind up warfare had a
few points the best of it. The Hague
peace tribunal is likely to be moved up
to the end town with the opening of
spring.
Honor Conferred on McPhail.- learn
that J. McPhail was named as vice-presi-
dent of the North Dakota implement
dealers association at their meeting held
at Fargo last week. News of this new
honor will have to await the return
of Mr.. McPhail and his family who are
at present enjoying trip through Vir-
ginia and other points of interest in the
south.
President Merrifeld's Lecture.-Prof. R
Howard announces that arrangement
ments have this week been perfected
enabling him to announce that President
Merrifield, of the state university, will
deliver his lecture, "London illustrated"
in this city on Friday, March Goth for
the benefit of the library fund of the
Langdon schools. Further announce
ment of the arrangements will be made
later.
Milton's Increased Bank Deposits-The
deposits of Milton's two banks at the
date of the recent call statements
published is shown as amounting to
$50 1874 80 being s61, ,773.21 in excess OF
the deposits year previous. 1t looks
as if the establishing of Milton's second
bank is doing something for the up
building of that town and demonstrates
the truth Of that old saying, Opposition
is the life of trade
A Handsome Church Donation-Miss
Katie Schneider has donated fine
piece of statuary, the "Statue of the
Sacred Heart toward the interior fur
nishing of the new Catholic church, that
will be built here this summer. The
figure is a life size one of terra Gotta and
will be given a place within the alta,
rail. 1t was purchased by Miss Schnei.
der in st. Paul and has been greatly
admired by all who have viewed it since
arriving Tuesday.
Got Married in Canada. Tuesda,
February 18th, Mr.. Xavier Schwartz
beck was married to the widow oi
Henry Illerbrun of Mt. Carmel, Cava
}lier county, North Dakota. The core
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1903-02-26

Barnard and Pierce contained among
others two PAGERS and runner that may
be expected to give good account of
! themselves before the season closes.
VIM. Flumerfelt Sells Out.-Quitc an
important Langdon business change
that occurred during the week is
the transfer of the fruit and confec-
tionery business of Vim. Flumerfelt to
A. B. Salter g. Co., the business passing
into the hands of the new firm Monday
morning. Mr.. A. B. Salter, is known by
the people here as having for long
time been the popular salesman for Mr..
Flumerfelt and his succeeding to the
business as one of it's proprietors will be
a pleasant surprise to customers and
the public generally. He has associated
with him in the enterprise his brother
in-law, Mr.. j. w. Gordon. They have
succeeded to one of the best established
business ventures in the city and can
hardly otherwise than expect to enjoy
large and liberal patronage.
Presented With Gold Watch William
Helen was rendered an informal fare
well reception by his host of Lang
don friends Thursday evening last at
tho Arnlory restaurant of ". :. Fcrgu-
son. The affair was gotten up by the
Masonic fraternity, BILLY" being one of
the old and popular members of tho
local lodge of that order. His departure
the following day for Saskatoon, n. w.
H., gave his friends the opportunity to
demonstrate the high regard in which
theyapprcciatcd his friendship. Speech
es. toasts and music enlivcned the even
ing after the banquet and before the
guests dispersed Mr. Helem was the re
ccipicnt of q handsome gold watch, which
will in his new homo continue to remind
him of the warm place he still has in the
! hearts of tic citizens of Langdon. This
testimonial OF regard was further sub
stantiatcd by the presentation of Il purse
of $50 by friends outside of the Masonic
fraternity on Friday prior to his leaving
for the west Oh the noon train.