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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-30
apbertisfmfnts.
Ringing Noises

In the ears chow disagreeable they arel)
become chronic and cause much un-
easiress and even temporary distraction.
They are signs of cstarrh other signs
are droppings in the throat, nasal
sounds Of the voice, impaired taste,
smell and hearing.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease,
originating in impure blood, and re-
quires constitutional remedy.
II suffered from catarrh IN the head and
loss of appetite and sleep. My blood was
thin and / felt bad all over most OF the
time. | decided to try Hoods Sarsaparilla
and now have no symptoms of catarrh,
have a good appetite, and sleep well. i
heartily recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to
all my friends" r. LONG, California juno
ton, Iowa.
Hoods J0rSdp0riiid
Cures catarrh of the nose, throat,
bowels &C., removes all its effects, and
hi,ilds up the whole system.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-09-30

~, p'''d kenpsdy's salt Rheum Cream cures
wv eores' Skin and Scrofalous Diseases. sc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
AUTUMN DAYS.

I sit in the light OF the beautiful days
Days lovely ana mellow and rare;
drink in their beauty. and hnd Only
peace
In the wonderful sweet-scented air.
] Sit in the light of the beautiful days
Days dreamy and mystic and blue;
! am feasting my eyes on the azure wiAch
And cen see only love in its hue.
sit in the light of the beautiful days
DAYS golden. and restful and calm:
My being = charmed with their warm
honeyed breath
And my heart is singing psalm
l sit in the light Of the beautifu! days
Days radiant and l. issful and far
Nature must have been tuned TO q haPPlei
world.
No discord IS found anywhere.
l sit in the light of the beautiful days
DAYS baImy ana frasrant and sweet
In my soul is i longing to be som'ii'os
akin
As perfect. divine and complete.
-INOGENE MURRAY.
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Aso tourtiapd rUe., ftEapta. Go.

gether. add milk, butter, eggs and eZ-
tract; beat very thoroughly. Bake III
shallow pan twenty-five minutes in
moderate oven. The ingredients OF this
cake may ne put in q BOWL all together
ard beaten thoroughly, Bake as directed
and eat while fresh--Nlrs. Hitler in Octo-
Dor Iousekceper.
Currant Cake-One-hal cup butter,
cup sugar. eggs yoik ! egg, q cup
milk cups -four. 3 teaspoons baking
powder cup cGrrants, tablespoon
flour, havorng.
Process: Cream the butter. add sugar
gradually: beat eggs ana yok thorough
". add TO first mixture; add milk, iiour
mixed and sifted with baking powder
alternutely. beating continually; add eur
rants dredged with tablespoon -four IA
yor to taste Bake forty minutes in a
deep buttered ana Toured cake pan in a
moderate oven Spread with milk FROST
ing.-AIrs Hitler in October IIou5eKeep-
II.
Iickory-Nut Cahe--Two cups sugar.
IL CUP butter. % cups Hour ! cup
Dstk. cup hiakory-nut meats tea
SPOONS baking powder IS teaspoon salt
10 teaspoon almond extract
Process: Cream butter, add sugar
gradually. ana nat meats chopped mod
ctately Slft hour. salt and baking pow
der together, add alternately with milk
ada extract. heat whites stiff and dry
ana cut ana fold them into cake mix
eure; turn into buttered ana Toured
cake pan ANA bake forty-hve minutes in
q moderate oven. Frost with caramel
trostins-Mrs MILLER in October House
keeper
Chocolate Nut Cake One-half cup but
ter, cups me graduated sugar yolIs
ef 4 egg. ? 20 cups Gour. : teaspoons
ha king powder. -8 teaspoon cinnamon.
Gun English walnut meats brekcn III
pieces + teaspoon vanilla extract. 2
squares chocolate. whites Of eggs.
Process: Cream the butter add hair
the sugar gradually. Beat yolks very
Hight and to these ada remaining half
oi sugar Combin mixtures add mi't al
tetnately with lo}m mixed and siftod
with the baking powder and cinnamon:
add chocolate melted vanilla extract,
and nut meats; lastly, cut and fold i'm the
whites OF eggs beaten stiff. Bake forty
five minutes In a shallow pan buttered
and Toured Frost with marshmallow
nosting.- Mrs. HITLER in October House
keNuea
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

What "A comfort they We're to me. Often
times when my body was rackcd with
agonies-for I am the same care-worp
Invalld-iust another year OF pain heaped
upon the nine years of iuvalidisn-how
long. Yet how short seems the time
When | think OF II one way ii seems
nave suffered a century; then again II
seems but few short years since my
youthful hopes We're bighted; yes. seems
as out yesterday when / built those air
castles to crumbe and falls as tic
breath Of the Chilly, biting breeze Of
disease fen upon my young form just an
other darkened. buehled life But | do
not rebel, for know If God had wanted
me 70 be otherwise situated lie would
have had il SO and among the bitter
there is q weet;" though sometimes ;he
way seems dark and gloomy. bat when
/ am reminded of the beautiful home
which awaits the paitnet and faithful
am then c0nsolcd ana happy. This beau
uful, crisp October morning. as | glance
from my window ana bed see tho
beautiful fields cloihsd ia ther gorgeous
Indian summer robes How beauiifui
and grand Just at this sight ] have q
longing. feeling desire to shake off pain
and arise from my bed and 90 forth into
the woods and fields and lie down and
ever dream OF coos haudiworks. and
study nature forever and ever. But. alas
I ana p0weIiess 20 do as | oftentimcs
wish. and ah! the exquisite moonlight
nights. As never allow the shades
lowered on these silvery nights and being
tossed with pain, sleep hies at its FIRST
appearance. hence my wakeful hours arc
oftcntimes occupied studying the lovely
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
WASTING SICKNESS
LOSS OF FLESH AND STRENGTH
WHICH PUZZLES DOCTORS.
Mrs. Allaire was Failing Every Day
and Her Physician Could
Not Helo Her

How many men and women are suffer
ing from a debilitating illness for which
doctors can find no satisfactory eXpiana-
tion and which ordinary medicines fail
to cure a recommendation OF a change
Of air is often the result OF frutless eX-
perimenting. Many, however. are not
able TO follow such advice and others,
unfortunately, find no benefit after all
their expense and trouble. This. for &:
long time, was the experience OF Mrs
George .lllaire. of No Knox street,
Worcester, Mass, She says.
Il was 50 greatly run down i'll health
that The doctor VINO was attending me
sand would never get wei. | was
wretchediy i'll she continued. Il had
lost so much ,iesh that ! was little more
than skin and bones and | was CHASTITY
whlte. | couldn't eat nor sleep, couldn
"prk--iH fact. was so weak that | spent
more days in bed than did out of IT.
suffered considerable pain in the region
OF the liver, my stomach was out OF or
der and was SO miserable that ! began
70 think the doctor was right.
Finally, one day when the doctor
was at The house to sec me, / told MIN
was going to give DR. Williams Pink
Pills FOR Pale People a trial All right,
ne said. do so. There is nothing more
l can DO Tor you
Imagine my feelings when after tax
.
! was able to do my washing and ironing
something | had not been able TO even
attempt for three years. kept on talk
ing ths medicine for while longer ana
W9e Entirely cured
Or Williams Pink Pills for Pale PEG
PIE. the medicine which cured Mrs. al
Eire and thousands of Others, are IN I'M
tai'ing specific for all diseases arising
from impoverished blood or Weakened
unstrung nefves-two fruitful causes OF
n he s,ii l,s,
kind IS heir. They have cured stubborn
cases o. rheumatism nervousness spinal
trouble. partial paralysis, locomotor ajax
ia 81. Eitus' dance aud al forms o.
weakness. AS tonic. acting on both
ne blood ana nerves, ttey nave 70 equal.
70 Dc benefited by Or. VIII iams' wonder.
~ discovery YOU must ret the genuine
Or Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
They may be had OF any druggist or viii
DE sent postpaid on receipt OF price fifty
cents box; six boxes two dollars and
fifty cents by the Dir. Williams Medi-
cine Co. Schenectady n Y
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
INQUln.ERS' CORNER.

James c. Ross. Dllevile. Ala. vents
aldress Of Russe koss OF any Of mis-
family. Was in PHO county. Alabama.
ana moved to Georgia.
" G. Weaver Rainesvile Ia. wants
to know where he can gel a wiz clothes
line with links II inches LONG and name
Of it,
T. L. Ivey. clio. s G.. wants address
Of +. G Thompson; was in Odom Ga,
II 1856 and in brokerage business.
Mrs. sallie Hughes. Washington, y G.,
wants to kBow Whereabouts of John r.
Hughes, OF chocowiuitz, y. G. Was
eommissary in South Carolina
Airs. L. NJ Tate Enitachopco, Ala.
wants 10 find her SON s H. Tate In
May l9o2 was heard from in Los An
geles. Cal.
Mrs. NJ G. Lovelady. East Tauassee.
Ala, r F. u, no. 1. wants address or
Mrs Nancy e. Adams. or any Of her
Children Was in Arkansas or Louis
lana two years after the civil war
) .. Hntch san Antonio. Tex 2o4e
Nebraska street, wants address or rela-
tivas OF John, William and Leroy Whey.
Also If Aoner Holmes, who came to
Texas about 1888.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
ALL SALOONS ARE CLOSED.
Kansas City, Kans; S, Is One of the
Dryest of Towns

Kansas City. Kans.. October 2o.-Au
saloons and gambling houses in Kansas
City, Kans., were closed tight today by
Chief of Police Murray on an order from
Mayor T. 3. Gilbert a week ago cit
liens committee threatened TO GUST
Mayor Gilbert and other city officials
from office for failure TO enforce til, pro-
hibitiou low and to close the gambling
houses. This is the first time the gam
bling places in Kansas City. kans., have
been disturbed for years. and sa.oons
have been permitted to run with but
slight interruption.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
SOME HELPFUL THOUGHTS.

Patience is the GROWING grace q a
Christian life Many people can endure
hinulation, but cannot be patient over il.
They can .'wait" for the Lord, bit they
cannot wait patiently" for Him.-M ".
Knaip.
a young woman vino had passed
AroueA deep SORROW said 20 a friend
one Dag Ia speaking OF the comfort Ger
tain persons had given her unconseiously
Il wish some people knew just how much
.acir faces could comfort one, often
ride down ia the same street car with
r9ar father and ii has been such a help
tn me % ST next to him There Is some
thing so good ana strong ana kind about
a!m It h&s beer a comfort just 10 feel
he was beside me. Sometimes. when
have been utterly depressed and dis
Outraged, be mas seemed somehow to
know Just the right word 10 say to me-
hut ii he didat talk. why / Just looked at
As face. AID thai helped me lie prob
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
a Notre Dame I,adv.

VIII send free with fun instructions
some Of this simple preparation for the
cure Of Leucorrhoea. liberation, Dis
placements Failing Of the Womb Scan
IS or Painful Periods. Tumors or
Growths, Hot FLASHES. Desire to Cry,
Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain in
the Back ana all Female Troubles. to all
sending address TO mothers Of suffer
ing daughters viii explain a Success
fu Home Treatment. If you decide to
continue IL win only cost about z cents
a week to guarantee Z cure. do not
wish to sell you anything. Tell other
sufferers of It, that is all ask Address
Mrs. NJ. Summers, box 4o+, Notre Dame,
Ind
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/ thirty yards Of nice, white oleicii7"
| homespun or write what you nave
] Clara Wilson. Pcndergrass, Ga, 4. :.
! D No. has for exchange Whl'e nv ne"
i complete Arithmetic for a NICE c CONF,
ton of sea shells and Llpp.hc aefeS iou' -
i and fifth readers for best oiIer.
! Miss r. Daniel, Jefferson, Ga, Il. f..
! n. NO. S. white variegated pelunlas
(doube). bt gonias, pink and white oAalys
! and geraniums for either DARK leu VI
/ blue percala table napkins or ahyehiHs
useful.
/ Mrs. A. Daniel jefferson. Ga, K. +.
/ d. No. S. will exchange rose nu. ms
and oak eeranium, yellow rambler rose
/ white Mo. rose and other box flowers
for either white pique white lawn o'
| other dry goods
Thomas Capel. Louisville. Ala, has
! COLUMBIA graphophone and fourteen rec,
/ nr6s ne would like to exchange for good
J guitar or best offer
Mrs. J. NJ Grce, Evergreen. Ala, has
pair pure breed pekin ducks Ior pesl
j offer; also Uncle Toms Cabin, ne".
/ PAPER bound, for John Pioushmai >
! Talk" or Tom Browns Schooldays.
Miss Monie Hamr. sebas,opo, Miss.
! has for exchange twelve woIsted crazy
/ work quilt squares, 1872 lnches, io'
three wards of cloth suitable or a waist
! Write with sample; also one palteIn
box eton with stole collar. bust measure
i 80 inches for one rooted clendts VINE.
j lilac or gloriana
Mrs. S. b Bales. Piuevilie. n. G..
would like to exchange nandoiih ana
case cease HanneD for GUITAR ana case
! Mandolin in good coudilion. write hIse'
r ". Hopkins. Oakland STOCK ram am.
Newman, y. G.. has new +A9 Blaii
: camera with piale and film atlachnehl'
also outfit for moving picture machine
Mrs. d. L. Cochrane, Flemings. n G.;
viii exchange the double white and req
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
FORCED TO REMARRY
TO SECURE LEGACY.

New York, October le--Although
they were lawfully married by a
priest twenty-on6 years ago in
Newark, and have raised large
family. Cesare Pinselh. q prosper
GUS fruit dealer, and his wife have
found it necessary TO remarry, The
second ceremony was made neces-
sary by failure to have the one
twenty-one years ago duly recorded
in the office of the city clerk.
There was, consequently. q lack Of
evidence demanded by the Italian
government that a legacy Of s5,oQo
can be paid to a legal heir of the
couple.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

The best October estimate will
bring to the owner $500 cash sure.
Should it secure any other prize, the
5000 will be added to it, if not, the
5000 will be sent anyhow. a 5000
check to your order will look mighty
pretty about January 18th next.
Don't you want it?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26


John L. Ray, Alhertvlle' Ala-l want
Malone Davis. lie left Heard county.
Georgia, in ESQ ara went to California
The last heard from him he was i'll
Idaho, engaged in mining. in 500.
nave valuable information for him. and
viii he thankful to any reader Of The
Constitution for his present address.
Miss Lizzie Hicks, SQrtCS. Mlss.~-l
nav" peen requested 50 often since |
wrote in June to send my cold water
process to put up fruit Peal fruit, crop
III cold water to keep them from turning
dark, have Jars ready fill with frui,,
men cover them with cold water, get
al! the ar out. seal tight ana IN -FOUR
hours open ana MI AGAIN with cold water
as the fruit shrinks some, seal tight The
art IS getting al The ar out. 1hen one
don't have amy more trouble "ith the
fruit. 10 al those that wrote asking
me apcut My movers, u would send
Seranl'm cutting TO mem IT they would
eeno p'91@st' 'sS' ~ nave tnfcc
iafge bees 81 goramums out IN the yard
and Wil not want them rs nave all
hihds III pots 1here are hundreds and
hundreds 81 gefaniNm cuttings All that
want them send soon as this is the best
time to root any kpd Of flowers
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'i't5 90 'J'H 'i'S ''@ N0a1 ~
Aeal'"' ~ iiloSl an St,oJ'~'lS nave oe3h
= 'e''0' W." say = 4e" words
W az a'n'oSl 'i' re ~ "iie ne H'eiy-
''t'"7 las - '1i''' 7l'''S- t'iN sun 'tiH
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

ably has not the least idea of it, either.
for l know him so slightly. and / don't
suppose people half realize, anyway how
much they are helping or hndering oth-
ers""--J. 4. Miller.
We should not forget that no one ever
did anything OF great value to others
without cost. y quaint OLD proVerb says.
"One cannot have an Omelet without
breaking eggs" ii we would do anything
really worth the while that will be bless
ing in the world we must put into it not
merely easy efforts, Ianguid sympathies.
conventional good wishes, and courtesies
that cost noth.ng--we must put into it
thoughts, time patience self denial sleep
less nights eXhaustng toll. There is a
legend Of an artist who had found no
secret OF a wonderful red which no
other artist could initiate. The secret
of his color died with him. But after
his death an old wound was discovered
over his heart. This revealed the source
of the matches hue in his pictures.
The legend teaches that no great achiev-
ment can be made, no lofty attainment
reached. nothing Of much value to the
world done. save at the cost of hearts
blood. K. Miller.
The effective life and the receptive
life are one. No sweep Of arm that does
some work for God but harvests also
some moro OF the truth of God. and
-seeps il into the treasury of ifcL
Philip BROOKS
BE content 10 lead simple life where
God has placed you. BE obedicnt; bear
your little daily crosses-you need them,
and God gives them TO YOU only out Of
pure mercy .-Feneion.
Truth shines like light from heaven;
but the mind ana conscience within the
man constitute the reflector that receives
it.--Aln0t
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

10 know tho Whereabouts OF Robert
Malone Davis. lie left Heard county.
Georgia, in $50 ard went to California
The last heard from him he was i'll
Idaho, engaged in mining. in 500,
nave valuable information for him and
viii he thankful to any reader Of The
Constitution for his present address.
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Mrs A. Daniel. jefferson. Ga, r. +,
D. No. S. will exchange rose, nu.a dn
and oak eeranium, yellow rambler roSet
white Mo. rose and other box flowers
for either white pique, white lawn or
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-10-26

Miss r. Daniel, Jefferson, Ga, II. y.
r. No white variegated petunias
1double). bt gonias, pink and white oxalys
and geraniums for either dark RED or or
blue percala table napkins or anything
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-08
Thomson & Son.
PAINTERS and
PAPERHANGERS
Montpelier, Idaho.
"A Great Sensation.

There was big sensation in Leesville
Ind. when w. A, Brown Of that place.
who was expected TO die. had his life
saved by DIR. Kings New Discovery, for
Consumption. He writes. IT endured
insufferable agonies from Asthma, but
your New Discovery gave me immediate
relief and soon thereafter effected u
complete cure, Similar cures of Con-
sumption. Pneumonia, Bronchitis and
Grip are numerous. It's the peerless
remedy for all throat and lung troubles.
Price so cents and 81 co. Guaranteed
by Ritter Druggist, Tr bottles
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-08


In experimental lamb fattening In
Michigan lambs put on flesh more rap
idly during the cold weather than dur
ing the warm.
Never before in the history OF Kansas
and the west was there such a lively
demand for pure bred swine as at the
present time. Good and remunerative
prices obtain. says Kansas Farmer.
Plant spinach the first thing in the
spring ard have good supply CT
wholesome green's.
One hundred and ninety-fivf ousand
eight hundred tons of American beet
sugar for the season 19O2-O3 Is the estl-
mate of the Statistical Sugar Trade
Journal
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-08
For Sale Che. ap.

have 60 acres Of hay land for sale in
Paris bottoms. with good water right.
Also 50 acres Of farming land, mostly
planted to tame hay, with neat little
house on it, and good water right.
I am prepared to give reasonable time
to responsible parties in which to pay
for this property.
46 ALFRED BULGE Paris Idaho.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
GOLDENBERG'S. Seventh and * Streets.
opened this morning at the establishment

opened this morning at the establishment
Of s. Kann, Sons & Co. In four huge glass
cases are shown the crown of Russia, the
crown Of Italy, the crown of Sweden and
Norway. the crown of Portugal. the crown
Of Spain. the scepter OF Pope Leo XIII, the
crown of Great Britain. the orb Of Great
Britain. the crown of Austria. the crown
of Germany, the orb Of Japan, the crown of
the Netherlands, the iron crown. the crown
OF Denmark, the crown OF Napoleon, the
crown of Josephine, the crown of Siam, the
crown OF Nero and the triple crown Of the
pope.
The American crown" Is represented by
duplicate of the silk hat worn by PresI-
dent Roosevelt.
The imitation royal crowns were made by
and are the property of Mr. F. d. Higbee Of
Peekskill, N. Y, and are in charge Of the
latter's manager, Mr.. Ralph 8. Chase. The
basic material used in reproducing the
crowns was gold plate. The collection is
valued by Mr.. Higbee at $4,000 The
crowns were made especially for display at
the st. Louis exposition. but as the opening
OF that enterprise was postponed one year
the collection Is being shown In the mean
time in the large cities OF the country. The
crowns may be seen at the BUSY Corner
during the next two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS.
Convention Of E1-Slaves in Session In
This City.

ILLS N1Iy.
The supreme session of the national in
dustrial council and ex-slave congress is
being held in this city at the headquarters
Of the council. sos D street northwest 1t
Is stated that the council today began
active work in support Of the Blackburn
bill now pending in Congress providing for
the pensioning Of aged ex-slaves The
council will probably be in session here for
ten days, during which time the delegates
will call on President Roosevelt, and will
make every effort to bring their measure
to the attention Of Congress The follow
ing officers of the organization are In the
city: s. p. Mitchell, Kentucky, president;
c. B. BARLEY, Florida, vice president; I. l..
Walton, Arkansas, secretary and treasurer;
D. G. Powell, Louisiana, supreme dictator.
The Rev, Smith Frampton Of South Caro-
lima. and s. H. johnson Of South Carolina
are among the delegates in attendance.
1t Is stated that an attempt will be made
this week to consolidate the national indus
trial council and the Mutual Relief Bounty
and Pension. Association, which has head
objects OF the latter society. 1t is said. are
similar to those Of the council.
This mornings session of the convention,
held at SOB D street. was taken up by the
probability of the Mutual Relief, Bounty
and Pension Association becoming afflliated
with the council. 1t was decided just prior
to the midday recess that no alliance could
ing the pension association Immediately
withdrew from the meeting.
In accordance with a resolution adopted.
q committee. was appointed by President
Frampton to wait upon Mr.. Loudenslager.
chairman OF the House committee on PEN
sions. and members from the southern
states. to urge the passage OF the bill pen
sioning ex-slaves.