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4r JUNE 15 1905 < ti
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Yellow favor is still jntnfMng
I with work at Panama S tlten new
cases were reported yesterday
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Judge M D Brown who ° gas
mentioned for county attorney on i
the Republican ticket lIt Hopkins
V county was not nominated The
nomination went to L R FQx
Premier Theodore Delyannys of
Greece was murdered in Athens
Tuesday V a gambler out of re
t venue for the premiers violent op
position to gambling The murder
er was arrested
Miss Bray of Lafayette Tenn
caught runaway horse by the bit
surd saved the lives of a woman and
° four children in a buggy A girl
1e + who could do a thing like that de
server a alb ant husband
r serveraJ
+ The Court of Appeals has decided
I that only one conviction can be had
in each county in the cases against
the Standard Oil Company for viola
tion of the peddlers license The
court held that each unlicensed saleI
does not constitute separate offense
King Oscar of Sweden has writ
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ten a letter to the Norway Strothing
denying that he overstepped his pre
rogatives and declaring that he will
I uphold the union In spite of this
mild threat Norway is going ahead
2 t and will fight if necessary to dis
solve the union of 1814
All worlds records for train speed
p were broken Monday morning when J
Pennsylvania railroad special from
CreslTme Ohio to Ft Wayne IndI
made three miles in eightyfive sec
onds The run was made in Ohio
t and was at the rate of 1278 miles an
F hour
There seems to be no room to
Z doubt that the peace negotiations
are proceeding without hitch or hin
s drance M Witte the greatest of
Russian statesmen is likely to be a
chief actor on the Russian side when
the matter is turned over to the
diplomats
1Former Gov Robert L Taylor
y formally announces his candidacy
tt for the United States Senate In
A doing so he opposes Senator E W
l Carmack who is a candidate for re
election Gov Taylor favors a di
rect primary and says before it is
E over cred hair will be scattered all
over Tennessee Senator Carmack
happens to wear auburn locks
The fifteenth annual reunion of
Confederate Veterans now in pro
gress at Louisville is a notable event
for the old soldiers The whole I
South hay poured a tide of visitors
into the city and the city is fillpd to
werer
r made yesterday by Gov Beckham
and Mayor Grainger and the whole I
city is decked in gayest afire Gen
Stephen D Lee is presiding and the
business sessions will be interspersed
with numerous entertainmentsj
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tIDeafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as they can 1
1 not reach the diseased portion of the
1eaz There is only one way to cure
deafness and that is by constitution
byif i
an inflamed condition of the mucous
f lining of the Eustachian Tube When I
this tube is inflamed you have a 1
rumbling sound or imperfect hear 1
3 Jng and when it is entirely closedc
Deafness IS the result and unless
theinflammation can be taken out and 1
thiStube restored to its normal con
dition hearing will be destroyed
d forever nine cases out of ten are
a cansed liy Catarrh which is nothing
but an inflamed condition of the J
mucus surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars 1
for any csse of deafness caused by
catarrh that cannot be cured by
HslT Catarrh Cure Send for cir
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Are Impute mtfittrs which the skin
liver kldulys and oiher organ can
not toko OOfG tit without help thoro In
Shell Hit accumulation of them
They litter the whole system
Pimples boils eczema and other
lyuptioiis loss of appetite tlat tired
feeling bilious turns ills of indigos
tbtt doll heauachos ail many other
tfoubjw aro due to them
1 ili
lfQods sarsaparill
and Pills
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ll tirito all humors overcome m
> lit1i offsets strengthen tone and
ltirJ 4 + > mto the whole system V
I + 1 had salt rheum on my hands so that I
could not work I took Hoods Saranpnrllla
and it drove out the humor I continued
Its USb till the sorbs disappeared Mss
IRA O BROWN Rumford Palls Me
Hoods Sarsaparllla promises te
curd and koops tho promise
All republics are not ungrateful
The old Cuban hero Gen Maximo
Gomez is dying and the Cuban Con
gress has just appropriated 100000
to make his last days comfortable
Maj Marmaduke B Bowden has
started a very interesting little in
surance paper at Louisville called
The Che published in the interest
of the Citizens Life Insurance Com
pany The current number contains
a portrait of Mr Chas B Norton
first vice president of the company
and Maj Bowden has filled it chock
full of good reading matter with
this sort of horse sense Com
merce is a question of transporta
Lion The progress and prosperity
of a people may largeiy be judged
by their transportation facilities
and depend upon those facilities
The first and greatest need of the
South is good roads country roads
After that an increase in the num
ber mileage and efficiency of its
railroads Then will come the inter
urban traction roads linking neigh
borhood to neighborhood town to
town and county tocounty in inti
mate association With Southern
money kept at home there would be
plenty of money and with money
plentiful all these things would come
and come with a rapidity so great
that the man in middle life today
would share their benefits before his
day were done II
Frank Bigelow the Milwaukee
bank president is meeting his fate
like a man He used the banks
Usedk
more to recover the losses and kept
losing until l000OQOhad been squan
dered the cashier also guilty fled
and was pursued and brought back
but Bigelow made no attempt to es
cape He surrendered r confessed
and pleaded guilty Indicted on ten
counts he was given the maximum
penalty on only one and the same
day went without murmur to pris
on in Kansas He was a man of
great wealth prominent in society
in business and in family connections
An old man 57 years old he wept
silently as he was faken to prison
where he has quietly donned the
stripes and submitted to all the
rules The penitent thief is not so
bad There are worse men than
Bigelow outside of the penitentiary
The volcano at Mt Pelee on the
island of Martinique is becoming
active again It has bean calm since
the fearful eruption of May 1902 in
which 40000 lives were lost Dense
clouds of smoke are ascending from
the crater to the height of 3000 feet
At a special election Thomas B
Davis Democrat was elected to
Congress over Lakin Republican
from the Second West Virginia dis
trict by a majority of about 1000
He succeeds Dayton Republican I
All of the conflicting interests in
tho Equitable Life Insurance Society
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ART DISPLAY
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vtfiimg undel Cia s of tho
ft A n Chapt < lin a something
novel and instr9 The admis
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Ijmo will read the futura for those
Q inclined The following Ja list
of the attractions In the aid room
T1bd collection has lieu bcn 4equal
inl ° in the city P rx T
i A View 0 fP arndlaa < jr
2 A Celebrated Waterin Place
3 The Womans Club V
4 TheCelebratMlrM S end
5 A Swimming Match7
6 Early Recollections i
7 A View of Long Bran iiht t 1
8 Eves Temptation > A < f J
9 A Striking Objectkb
10 Commentator on Acts
11e Black S eaiji V f
12 The Honey 111r tI v
18 A View of Five IT G1h
14 Bust of a C ommpn x
15 A VIew of Boston iit j
16 A Garden Party >
17 Family Jars i 111
18 Family Joysy 3
19 View of the Fl aJ2
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20 The Skippers Home n rt V
21 The Missing Link V j
22 Knobs of Kentucky Jr1A f
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23 Watch on the Rhine kr x < frj
24 The Skeleton of theB miiy
25 Gen De Kalb and hisolone l
26 An Absorbing Subject
27 Paradise on Earth >
28 Cause of the Revbllatioffi t
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29 All Aboard A tII
30 My First Remembrance
31 Rock ages Wj 011
32 Square in Brussels f ± k
33 Maid of Orleans n M a > i
34 View of Cork > tV
35 The Famous Rotten > ow r
3 5 My Own Native Land T3 >
37 The Suspended Bank JiV I
38 Place of Departed Spinfi >
39 The First Greenback fJ a i
40 The Great American Deject f
41 Red Sea and Plain Beyplf
42 V Hard Tack y I
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43 The Snuff Takersr
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44 The Way worn Trayeieb
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45 A Celebrated Prison PiI18I
46 Rose of Castilej J <
47 The Gamblers Game to < H 1 t1 d
48 The Pigs Abode
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49 Ruins inChiha W
50 On the Whig iiJtfttil
51 Cain and Abel > f
52 Bonaparte Crossing the Rhine
53 A Portrait of Lucllle1i <
54 The Old Mill by the Waterfdflt
55 A Prominent Citizen1t i
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56 The Flower of the Family >
57 The Bride
58 The Four Seasonst
59 Relics of Ancient GreeceI
60 A Perfect Foot
61 The Sower of Tares
62 A View of Windsow
63 Music on the Waters
64 Great American Commentator
65 Portrait of Lots Wife
66 Sweet Sixteenr
67 The Last Hop oi > the Season
68 Things to Adore < Q
69 The Rising Sun f
70 The SittingSun l t
71 Old Times and New Times
72 High Tideand Low Tide t it
73 Mustered In and Mustered Out
74 Drive Through a Wood tl
75 The Evergreen Vale I
76 The Little Woodchopper
77 Marble GroupJ
78 Fireside Companion
79 The LonePicket f
80 Chips of the Old Block pf
81 The Little Lamplighter V
82 Our Colored Waiter
83 Pillars in Greece
84 Lynx in Repose
85 Recollections of Old Masters
86 The Butterfly Grub that Make fir the
87 The Point of Attack
88 Castles on the Rhine
89 Scene in China
90 The Worlds Fair
91 A Lost Soul
92 A Rare Scene After Lent
93 Sardinian Captives
94 Belles of Hopkinsvillo
95 Horse Fair
96 The Pioneers
97 Light of Other Days r
98 Match Clubs Between Two Base Ball
99 The Lost ChordI
100 Group of Crowned Heads
101 Cant be Beat
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I 50 Members of Congress Send Letters of Endorsement j v
To the Inventor of the Great Cata rh Remedy Pelftt na
c n4lanerfi n1rihCaroilna
Writos II ily soorot fcy had U bad fti
case of catarrh as I over saw and dincq
ho has taken one bottlo of Pontua he
warns like a different m uRomttlttlJ
2 Linney Taylorsvlllo N 0
Congressman Ogden from Louisiana
Writes U I can conolentlonaly roc6m
mond your Perunah W Ogden
Benton La
1 CoBgressmaa Smith from Illinois
Writes from JMurphysboro 111II 1 havo
taken one bottlo of Peruna for iny ca
tarrh and I feel very much berioiiteds
Geo W Smith >
Congressman Mctklson front Ohio
Says 1 I have used several IxjttlpS of
Poruna and f del greatly bonoflted there
by from my catarrh of tho head
David Meoklson Napoleon O
Congressman Buanslt from Minnesota
Writes from Owtytowna Minn Your
Poruna has boon used by myself and
friends not only as aouro for catarrh but
also its an admirable tonic for physical
recuperationt
Congress nnn thonjpson ot Ke tuckYi
Writes Besides being ono of tho very
bcst tonics Peruna is a good substantial
catarrh remedy Phil B Thompson 1
Senator Thurston ot Nebraska
Writes from Omaha NebU Peruna
entirely relieved me of a very irritating
coughJ M Thurston
Congressman Worthington troto Nevada
Writes u i have taken one bottlo ofI
Peruna and and it has benefited me im
lUonsclyH Worthington
Congressman Bankhead from Alabama
Writes Your Peruna is ono of the beat
medicinos I ever trlcdJ II Bank
head Payotte Ala
Congressman Powers from Vermont
Writes from Morrisvlllo Vt I can
recommend Peruna as an excellent
family romedyH Henry Powers
Senator Sullivan from Mississippi
Writes from Oxford Miss I take
pleasure in recommending your great
national catarrh cure Peruna as the best
I have ever trledV V Bullivan
Congressman S ocr ot Michigan
Writes from Port Austin Mien 1 have
found Poruna avery efficient and speedy
remedy for a persistent and annoying
annoyingI
Senator McEaery of Louisiana
Writes Peruna is an excollent tonic
l have used it sufficiently to say that I
believe It to bo all that you claim tor it
S D McEnof y Now Orleans La
Congressman Brown low of Tennessee
Writes I have taken three bottles of
Peruna and feel satisfied that 1 am now
almost if not permanently cured of ca
tarrh of the stomacl1W P Brown
low Jonesboro Tenn
Senator Mallory of Florida
Writes from Pensa jolaMa I have
used your excellent remedy reruns and
have recommended it both as a tonic and
a safe catarrh remedy Stephen R
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102 Popular Candidates
103 Locke on Understanding 1
104 Common Sense j
105 TK
106 Famous Base Ball Player
107 The White sea N
108 The Kitchen Songster
109 Music in the Air 0Y =
110 The Lay of Last Minstrel v
111 Fine Steel Cuts VMVl
112 Watch and Wait v 4
113 The Pride of Ireland I
114 Two Little Kids at Rest
115 Hidden Tears
116 Land Ho
117 Bad Spell of Weather
118 Womans Armor T
119 The Beau and the Belle i
120 The Mill on the Floss L
121 Antique Lace
122 Commentator of John > >
123 The Lone Redskin >
124 Eventide >
125 Last and AllV
126 Spectacles on Sea
127 View of Sulphur Spring
Prof Ernest Haeckel the German
scientist declares that an ape has a
soul He says What is known as
mans soul is contained in his cere
bral matter If the lower types of
the human race are compared with
apes the conclusion is inevitable
that the difference between the hu
mdn souland the soul of apes
isa matter of quantly and not
a matter of quantity The hu
man soul and the soul of apes are
absolutely identical in character
He also thus backs up Darwins the
ory of evolution It is easy to un
derstand that the knowledge of our
descent from apes is unpleasant to
many people Man is like the par
venue who resents all references to
his obscure ancestors Much more
is known about the descent of man
than regarding the evolution of the
lower Animals The opponents of
thu revolutionary theory of human
descent have been unable to prove
that it is fallacious
Keep them in the house
Take one when you feel bll
Ious or dizzy Thev act dl
rectl von the liver J if tr0 xa
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Senator Butler of South Carolina
tl 8 Sanater M 0 duller wrltwi I
6tt eoommond Pefttna for dyspepsia
and Btomaoh troubleM 0 Butler
Bjgfleia S 0
Congressman Breekhltd otladlatra
Says Prom what my friends say Pa
runs is a good tonio and a safo catarrh
onr lSVBrookshIreCrawfordavill
IndCottfnatmna
Congressman Dovlaer of Wed Virginia
Writes from Wheeling W VaU I join
with my colleagues In the House of Rep
resentatives in recommending your px
collont remedy B B Dovinger
Congressman Broderickof Kansas
Writes from Holtbn Ian 1 have taken
twd bottles of Porunn and find it to be
an excellent remedy for cold and throat
troublo Cafio Brodoriok
t Congressman Yoder of Ohio
Writes I only used Poruna for a ohOrt
time and am thoroughly satisfied as to
its merits S S Yoder Limn 0
Congressman Mabon Pennsylvania
Writes from Ohambersburjj PIII 1
commend Peruna as n substantial tonic
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Congressman SpsrkmMa ot Florida
Writes from Tampa Florida I can in
dorse Peruna as a first rate tonic and a
very effective cure for catarrhS M
Sparkman
Congressman Braver of Alabama
Writes I have used one bottle of Poe
runs for lassitude recommend it
Willis Brewer Huyueavillo Ala
17 S Senator dear of Iowa
Writes from Burlington la Pornna
I can recommend to all as a very good
tonIcJohn H Gear
Congressman Culbenoa of Texas
Writes 1 can recommend Pcrn as
one of tho very best of tonicsD B
Culberson Jefferson Texas
Congressman Livingston from Georgia
Writes U I take pleasure in joining with
General Wheeler Congressman Brewer
and others in recommending Poruna aa
an excellent tonic and a catarrh cure
IA I Livingston Kings Ga
Coagresioaaa Clark ol Missouri
Says u I can recommend your Peruna
as a good substantial tonic and as one of
tho bestremedlesfor catarrhal troubles
11ohn B Clark
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CoAgr tma Ptlbaoi ofr ate
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Wrjtt l front Bancroft Va s Dtp s
in Iaw lias boon ualng Peruna for nit
one week for catarrh of the throat an JU
manlfflritly improved 0 Polham
Coagreasmna Bunt ell of Alabama
Writes I ohtorfully recommend Pert
na as a vary good catarrh remedy and a
good BUbatiihttal tonic John L Bur
nett Gadsden Ala
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Congtttr hran Botkin oKanaas
Whites from Jiolton Kasi Pornna haa
given me almost eoiitploto relief from
cathrrh of th6 tftoinnoh and constlpa
constipatfon
Congressman While of North Carolina
Writes from Tarb6rO N 0 j 11Ij rind Po
rune to beau excellent remedy for thea
grip and catarrh I havo usfd itirtS
family VGH White fx
CoagresimaniVilbrrt Wens York
I In a letter from On ontnN Y says
< I am fully convinced that Peiruna Is all
ou claim for itDavid P Wilbor
1 Congressman DUngaa oi Oslo
Writes from Jackson Oi recommend
Peruna to anyone in need of aft invigor
sting tonloXnIn Dungan S
Congressman Barham from California
Writes from Panta Rosa Gal I used
your Ieruudand can cheerfully recom
mend itJ A Barhamt
Congressman Deweese from Indiana
Writes Peruna should be in every r
household John I Beweese evori
Congressman Turner front Kansas
Writes Peruna is certainly a euro for
catarrh ItE J Turner i
Other members of Congress who en
dorso Pornna are 5 =
I ExV S Senator B P Rice ot Okto 21
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Congressman Fred S Goodrich ol
Florida
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Congressman Harry Skinner r l
North Carolina 1
ExCongressman P Featt artott9t
oi Beaumont Texas i
Congressman J H Hilling ot West
VirginiaCongressman
Congressman D L Russell ot North
CarolnsCongressman
Congressman Spencer Blackbura
ot North Carolina t
Congressman Turner of New York l
Congressman Culberson oi Texas
Congressman Nunn ot Tennessee
Congressman Fitzpatrick from K
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Congressman Ptirman from Ftjjflds
Congressman Hazleton 1Vlseona
Congressman Barilne from Nevada
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J5 wear this spring If you are undecided
let us talk it over Every suit is hew and in good
taste or it would not be here
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us The two piene single breasted are destined
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