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ems rrrrI- c A Mothers Tears 1 Would Cry Evory Time I Washed My Baby When he wee 3 months old Out fos- ters ¬ and then W r large bolls t broke out on q mybabys < 4- cook The sores spread i + down hie rl I book unti- lbecame flf cr 11- I mass of raw f k flesh Whuii lil I washed t It I and pore l told dercd him I would cry realldogwhnl pain I he was In His pitiful walling was heart- rending I bad about given up hope of Vii luring him whon I wo urged to give him Hoods Bnrvapurllla nil other treatment having tailed I washed the sores with i Hoods Medicated Soap applied Hoods a Olive Ointment and gave him Hoods Bar saparlllH The child seemed to get better every day and very soon the change was quite noticeable The discharge grew lose I Inflammation went down tho skin took on- a healthy color and the raw flash began to scale over and a thin skin formed as the sanies dropped off Less than two bottles r i of Hoods Sarnaparllla aldod by Hoods t Medicated Soup and Hoods Olive Oint- ment ¬ aociompllsliod this wonderful cure I b cannot praise these medicines halt t enough MBS QUERIHOT 37 Myrtlo St Rochester N Y Tile above testimonial Is very much con- densed ¬ t from Mrs Querlnots letter As randy mothers will bo Interosted In read I log tho full letter wo will send it to any I ono who sou da request of us on a postal card Mention this paper Mans Mllbty Lever Taking all the manufactures of the United States In 1800 barring some omissions In reporting horse power It Is found that the total horse power was In round numbers 0000000 equivalent 1 r to the labor of 30000000 men while only 4470884 persons were employed the SUllp mental labor having n ratio equivalent to 8 to 1 i Horse power used In manufactures equivalent to 38000000 men repre- sents ¬ n population of 100000000 In other words It the products of tho manufacturing establishments alone of the United States In 1800 had been se ¬ cured by the old hand methods with ¬ out the aid of power machinery It would have required a population of 180000000 with none left for agrIcul- ture trade transportation mining forestry the professions or any other occupation Guntons Magazine rnei n o r Good Loti Btkiaf Pomlii b col Ui l >old la tain or f Iloaelcu U onoocwouiiuioiufuijtca- fctitd HlgbeaLamdgroerw6oiawmads3t l Loot lor the Hani CHOI M tnrr cu rt rIw y TM atbu wawrri C- oWantedTract sta v- e of farming land Hond ties and lowest price FAi Ball Savannah U- aCOTTON c4 is the name i of a valu ¬ able illustrat- ed ¬ pamphlet which should be in the hands r I of every planter who raises Cotton The book is sent FREE i B4 com led addrM to- GERMAN KALI WORKS i 93 Nuuu St New York W La DOUGLAS I t > 3 8c 350 SHOES D OH- traxtt r Worth S4toS6compard I w t Indorwd by oyer 1000000 wearers i The penuias Lan W L I Oouttu turn and price lUmpcd on bottom Take s f DO cblmed ta be- as Brood Your dealer keep emU I H not we lend a pelt on receipt of prtcllldSCo K extra for kind ctieither t sire or cap toe Cat tree 4 w L DPJGLA SHOE oo ilfocddsa Mass Modder River DIAMOND 80 closely reitmblea the genuine at to be be- yonddetoctlooezceptbythecloeestacruUnyof an expert Only cost from S3 00 to 11500 each by leaders of society everywhere Send 4o for llltutritted catalogue Agents wanted Tti0 dodder lifer Diamoi Co 9 1 No Ole Prudential Building Atlanta O- aA Swallow is on of Ue arUM barblactn of printaa r ton laolcatlon Is that fMllmio- fnld Ian donation MooymraUowi of HIR ES Antrer an bid for a spring toatoaM for a b k bernge s In M fl Slut wrtH fir ra a e a hMY darts L Hltw C- sr YMver lr- v w t I m- ao ew sod U- e L to Ns i d eta r p 7 Itmlcted goneyestw- r Ih TH E- Jt Mohr > v i J r < I t t AtI r it- o oi THREE MILLION FLOOD LOSS + Mississippi and Leiisiau Beth Siffer Eiomoisly t DEVASTATION IS ON ALL SIDES Lands Submerged Farm Houses Washed Away While Loss of Animal Life Is Appalling- A special to the Memphis Commer cialAppeal from New Orleans under date of April 20 says The flood which commenced the earlypart of tho week has already caused at a conservative estimate fully 3000000 loss in central and southern Mississippi to say nothing of the damages by the railroads The extent of the losses have not yet been fully realized and it may bo some days yet beforo an accurate total can bo reached For days mail communica- tion ¬ has been totally out off between those localities which have suffered most anti the outside world while telegraph lines suffered greatly so that the news is just > now beginning to are rive by wire In Louisiana too the damage done by the unprecedented rains was great but in this state they are more infer ¬ ential then positive A special from Columbia Miss which was received Friday nlgbtllxas the loss in that lit- tle ¬ town audits immediate vicinity at 8500000 Many farm houses were carried away by the mad waters the occu- pants ¬ barely escaping with their lives and the number of cattle destroyed- was great A great many gins and mill houses were washed away and many saw mills saw their lumber piles melted away as if by magic Nearly every big bridge around Columbia was swept down stream Pearl riveris now higher that it has been known for many years Miles and miles of the New Orleans and Northeastern track are still under wa ¬ ter Honey island the rendezvous of the noted train robber Birch is un- der ¬ twenty feet of water and the Island which has for years been one of the neutral game preserves of the south is now devoid of wild animals Hundreds of deer were drowned and the hills near the banks of Pearl river- are now the temporary abiding places- of all manner of fourfooted life The log booms in the neighborhood of Pearlington were all carried away and the loss sustained in this direction alone amounts to thousands of dollars Distressing news comes from Hick ¬ ory Miss a small town on this road which is now completely surrounded- by water and inundated in many local- ities ¬ Hundreds of hogs and cattle near this place were drowned and miles of fencing have been washed away The latest advices from the town of Enterprise state that the losses there have been great and much de itrnotion prevails Half a score of towns are completely cut off from the ontside world as they have been since ho early part of the week From Chunky river swamp near Enterprise- comes the news of a heavy loss of life The Illinois Central road is crip- pled badly The New Orleans and Northeastern the East Louisiana and tho Yazoo and Mississippi Valley are- as yet unable to move trains and the Mobile and Ohio is also a heavy suf- ferer COPPER MINE SOLD The Standard Oil Company Buys a Con troll IDS Interest A Salisbury N 0 special la- The recent rumor that the Standard- Oil Company was trying to secure a controlling interest in the Union cop- per ¬ mine was not altogether an idle one for now they own all the shares of stock except 100000 retained by W G Newman This means that the Standard Oil Company will have the controlling Iuterest iu the mine in future Those who know moat about the transaction state that the con ¬ sideration Newman received was enormous SCOTT FIRED MUST o So Testified Two Witnesses In Colioa Trial At Frankfort In the Colson trial at Frankfort- Ky Friday William Smoot testified that he overheard Lieutenant Scott and Golden talking in front of the Capitol hotel a few minutes before the tragedy occurred in which Scott and two others were killed Smoot heard Scott say to Golden This trouble has been brewing long enough and has got to end now to which Golden replied Whatever you do dont let him get the drop on yon Max HBO sherry and Max Bed In of Midway both testified that Scott fired the first shot- FLOATINU DRY DOCK WANTED Spain Will Benin Another Drawdown From the United States Senator Hale reported from the sen ¬ ate committee on naval affairs Wednes- day ¬ an amendment to the naval iriation bill authorizing the Presidentt- o purchase from the government Spain for a sum not to exceed 200000 the 10000ton steel floating dry dock belonging to that government now in the harbor Havana Y n J WITCHCRAFT IN EARLY IAYI Jell Flake the HlitorUs Talks el the Deloslea Tho Lexington Mass Historical ¬ clety observed Forefathers Day with a public meeting held In the Hancock Congregational Church says the Bos- ton ¬ Herald The special feature was an address by John Flake of Cam ¬ bridge on The Salem Witchcraft wbo spoke as follows The sixteenth and seventeenth cen- turies ¬ were the flourishing ages of the witchcraft delublon Witchcraft In the early ages was considered one of the greatest crimes as much so as murder robbery or any other serious offense against the late and the belief In It was shared by the whole human rail until the latter part of the seven- teenth ¬ century- In England In 1664 two women were tried before Sir Matthew Hale charged with bewitching several girls and a baby and they were put to death for at that time the evidence seemed per- fectly ¬ rational In 1015 In Genoa 500 people were burned to death on the charge of witchcraft It was the proud boast of a noted executioner In north- ern ¬ Italy at this limo that In fifteen years he had assisted In burning 000 persons charged with sorcery In Scot- land ¬ between 1CCO and 1000 8000 peo ¬ pIe were put to death an average of 200 a year The last execution for witchcraft In England took place In 1712 In Scotland In 1722 Germany in 1740 and In Spain In 1781 On the whole It Is remarkable that- so hew were sentenced to death during- the sixty years after the settlement of Boston there being but twelve In all The first case was that of Margaret Jones of Charlestown in 1048 This woman had some advanced Ideas in re gard to the practice of medicine cur Ing by herbs barks etc and so gained- the enmity of some of the doctors She was accused of being In league with the devil and was convicted and Hanged On the day of her execution a terrific gale happened In Connecticut blowing down trees and doing other damage- and tills Gov Winthrop deemed evi- dence ¬ of her guilt In 1050 Mrs Ann Hutchlnson was tried before Gov Endlcott found guil- ty ¬ and banged on Boston Common In tho next twenty or thirty years there were a number of cases tried and strange to say a number of those charged with the crime were acquitted- John Bradstreet of Rowley was ac- cused ¬ of Intimacy with the devil and sentenced to pay a fine or be whipped- A noted case was that of a woman employed by the Goodwin family In 1CS3 In the fact that Cotton Mather took an active Interest In the case This woman confessed thinking that clem- ency ¬ would be shown her but she was hanged Proto Flake gave a brief resume of Mathers life and said that early his- torians ¬ had not done him justice and that his memory had been held up as that of one who more than any other man stimulated the delusion of witch- craft ¬ This tho speaker said was not so and the first man to do him justice- was the poet Longfellow In 1808 and later William Poole the lat ¬ ter giving a most accurate view of the case The speaker tbcn came to the Salem cases He said that in 1002 the cir- cumstances ¬ favored an outbreak of witchcraft Everything In Massachu- setts ¬ was going wrong It was believed that the devil was In their midst and the reverses In Indian wars and other afflictions had wrought the minds of the colonists up to a high pitch Sagacity Shown by Diet A tag had been turned out before a pack of hounds and when somewhat pressed by them I observed It twice says a contributor to Our Animal Friends to go among a flock of sheep and In both cases to double back evi ¬ dently with the intention of baJQIIng the pursuit of the dogs It would thus seem that the animal was aware of Its being followed by tbo scent and not by sight Mr G S Erb writing from Salt Lake City tells of tho sagacity of deer- In that district In avoiding gun traps The deerare very partial to the tops of maple trees and when food was scarce- on account of snow It was the custom- to cut down a maple tree and to place- a gun connected with the tree In such a way that the deer could not pass be ¬ tween the tree and the gun without pressing the line so as to discharge the gun with the result that he would get snot This experiment be says he tried at least sixty times but never succeeded in killing the deer until he substituted a black linen thread for the fish line which he had first used and then he had no difficulty In killing thom as the thread was so small and black that they could not distinguish It Ptn > ix Fioauss Dn prodnsM the taitaet and brightest colon of any known dJS staff Bold by eMdtugglsa His Experience Mrs OoidAhl there U nothlnc which CAOMI much miter as liquor The Trump Betfin your pardon maam 1 tlnk tlr l causes more mlihr dan aprtlnj sitePack Balls Catarrh Care li a liquid and Is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and muooui surfaces of the system Send for testimonial free Sold by DrujrftiU 101 CniffXT Co Props Toledo 0 Mn Windows Soothing Syrup nor Children teetblnr softens the gums reduces Inflamma- tion allays pain cures Wind colic Ue a bout A woman usually abandons her opinion the- antken mo m hus to s d to 1 t r AN EXTRAORDINARYCRIME A Mil Ii the Street Shot Dead by a Prisoner Coallned Ira JaiL- A crime has just been committed at Cadereyta Mendez In the State of Queretaro Mexico which has attractS ed great attention not only In the lo- cality ¬ but also In the city of Mexico owing to the extraordinary fact that the perpetrator was at the time In prison on a charge of robbery and persons la that position as a rule have not the means nor the opportunity of doing bodily harm to people who are outside of prison The victim of the assassins bullet was a gentleman of the name of Jose Llaca a prominent and substantial resident the locality Mr Llaca had recently had some difficulties with persons la the vicinity owing to clashes inbusiness interests and a man by the name of Olvera had been put In jail on a charge of stealing certain mules belonging to Mr Llaca from his hacienda known by the name of La Llave Mr Llaca naturally supposed that after being put In prison the thief would be disarmed and In going about his dally business Iu the town he of course never hesitated about passing In front of the prison On the day of tho murder he was passing on the op ¬ poslte side of the street and the pris ¬ oner seeing him from tie Jail shot at him from behind with such good aim that the bullet entered near the spinal column The wounded man tried to draw his pistol but just then received another bullet In the breast and fell back In a dying condition- The sister in lnw of Mr Llaca who had seen whet had occurred from the balcony of a neighboring house ran Into tho street to render assistance to her kinsman and at the same time the murderer who through Inexplicable carelessness was allowed to get out of the prison npproached Mr Llaca and shot him through the head causing In ¬ stant death When he received the first shot Mr Llaca was walking along reading a newspaper which he had Just received from the capital Alk Your Dealer for Allan FootEaie A powder shako Into shoes rests the feet Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Sore Hot Callous Aching Sweating Feet nnd In ¬ growing Nolls Allens FootEase makes new or tight shoes easy At all druggUts and shoe stores 25 cts Sample mailed FREE Address Allen S Olmgted LeRoy N Y Hoping For the Best BenhamEverybody says that baby looks mo- Mn BonbnmBat bo may outgrow It dear The neat Prescription for Chili and Fever Is a bottle of Onovis TASTELESS CHILL TOIIIC It U simply Iron and quinine in a tasteless form No cure no pay Price SOc Ameliorated Athletic Your basketball club bamt reported any broken bones lately No ire voted out all the girls who wanted to play for exetclseCblcagoNews FITS permanently cured No flts ornarrous flees afterflrst days uso of Dr Kllnoi Great Nerve Restorer trIal bottleand treatise free Dr RU KUNI Ltd pet Arch Bt Phlla 1a Flsas Cure for Consumption Is an Infalll ble medicine for coughs and ooldsN W SAMUEL Ocean Orne N J Feb 17 1900 The happy father Is apt to relate creepr sto- ries about his firstborn Ai IiUrcktifi d CsitritslM The expense of the modern limited express train is BO heavy that railroads commonly find It necessary to charge something above the regular tare for the privilege of riding on them A few years ago when the flyers were In troduced on the Lake Shore Road the president of the company gave orders that passes and halfrate tickets should not be honored on the new trains- It was not Intended of course that the complimentary tickets Issued to high officials of connecting roads should be void on the fast trains but through an oversight a yearly pass was sent to the president of the Nickel Plate line which bore on Its face the words Not good on Lake Shore limited trains A few days after this pass had been Issued the president of the Lake Shore received an annual pass on the Nckel Plate with the following en- dorsement ¬ Not good on passengertrains Millions for Baseball A million of dollars are spent every year upon the game of baseball but large as this sum Is It cannot begin to equal the amount spent In tiearcb of health There ISA euro method of obtaining strength And It Is not a costly one We urge those who have tpent much and lost hopo to try Hostellers Stomach IIIltersl strengthens the stomach makes digestion easy and natural and cures dyspep- sia conetlpatlon biliousness and weak kIll neri Proof Madgelint donV you really believe that Ida engaged MayNo Im sure she Isnt I asked her II there was any truth In the and she re lured to say a wordllarper B IJaiaar To Cure a Cold In One VaT Take LAXATIVE Iinoiio QUININE TABLITS All drur ried refund the money If it fells to cure- E R UBOVES signature on each box 3o SpecIfic I wonder bow ho was cured of tho political fever the mud bath treatment I believer Detroit Journal MITCHELLSPri- ce Price 2Do EYE SAL- VED NEW DISCOVERY ghee quick relief ind care wont cue liook of tMtlmonl n 10 dam treatment Irre Dr B H OltlMSIOMI nos S AUuttOt FOR WOMANS HEALTH Xrneit Letterafron Women ft- liavcd of PalnbyMgyPinbb m Dieu Mae PIXEHAM Before X commenced to take your medicine I 4t was in a terrible state wishing myself f dead a good many tines Every part 1 of my body seemed to pain in sons way At time of menstruation my suffering traa something terrible I thought there was BO cure for me but after taking several bottles of Lydia E Pinkhans Vegetable Compound all ray bad feelings were gone I am now well and enjoylng good health I shall always praise medlclneUu AMOS FZSCBXEB Box 226 Romeo Mloh y Female Troubles Overcome DxAX Mae PlxrnMI had fmale trouble painful menses and kidney i complalntja1aoltmuh trouble Abent a year ago I happened to pick up a paper that contained an adTertlsement + of Lydia E PlnUkaws Vegetable Com- pound and when I read how it had helped others thought it might help- me and decided to give it a I did so and aa a result am now feeling perfectly welL 1 wish to thank you for the benefit your medicine has been to t- meMasCLAitASuzuaDlllerNeb No More Pain 11 DKAB MM Pixiuuu Your Vege- table Compound has been of much benefit to me When my menses first appeared they were very Irregular s W They occurred too often and did not leave for a week or more I always suffered at these times with terrible pains in my back and abdomen Would- be in bed for several days and would 1 not be exactly rational at times I took LydIa E Plnkhnms Vegetable j Compound and menses became regular- and I pnlna left me entirelyMss E J F BUSTER Brute Wls j How to get a j Pea Thresher For 500 I 100 for sale At this price- s between now and July let but none niter that date Rotaember tint Ibis ti vifyifiZj f tho chance ot your life Write quick circulars and Information about how to get them Hrst come first served We have the best and idoet complete line of Pea Threshers In the UII This advertisement no appear but once BO write today Address J H G7VRDNER 3c eo DALTON OA Wanted for bbi = book oVsr AGENTS lire 1000 de- e In York Co 1100 In Anrter Charleston 1130 In Memphis One agent cells 2M In one week 400 to 1000 per day sure I In answering state your experience If any j L NICHOLS at eo OHOiUAuiUll Building Atlanta On- HEOUKED PATENT Fee Gi- lefunded Patent advertised free Free ad- vice ai patentability Send b r inventors rrlmer FREE MILD II HTKVKNM A CO tJlabUM SIT 14tUHt Wubtniton U U Branches Chicago Cleveland and Detroit OPIUM AND MORPHINE haMts cnred at home No CURl NO PAY Correspondence confidential GATE CITE SOCIETY lock box 715 Atlanta Oa Mention this InwrifnptoadrcrNrerrA- NOI Taper WJ seventeen WINTEEBILE I U JA Causes bilious headache backache figgl and all kinds of body aches Spring is here and you want to get this G poison out of your system easily naturally and gently CASCARETS t are just what you want they never c fit grip or gripe will work tu while you sleep Some people thin t the more violent better the cure Be caredtake care of your bowelssalts and pill poisons- leave ta them weak and even less able to J keep up regular movements than be ¬ fore The gentle inside Spring cleaner for the bowels are i pj II sweet fragrant CASCARETS They dont force out the foetal matter violence but act as a tonic on the whole 30 feet of towel wall strengthen the muscles and restore healthy natural actionbuy them and try them You will find In an entirely natural way your bowels will promptly and permanently put in good order the Spring and Summer work UREDBY CANDY CATHARTIC 1- 10c ALL 25c 50c DRUGGISTS To any study noetsi sufferdg Gem hovel trouble and too poor to buy CASCARETSw S4a Mg Remidy Company win seal ft bee bee AsUroi Chkago oe Ntw Yak mtotlea fag e Mvcnucauai u d pip- uLa Creol Will Restore those Gray Hairs La ChC ° e Hair i Pfecl DKCSM BCit OO < wcr lt c iw 7 ru r F < Jf 1 l r t b e Or er- ii r to- t cif tic re ro- wh boA Me ny Ga sere gble rerun ht traye- ghbol ea i- re in th- fcaowi < d soar 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1 Would Cry Evory Time I WashedMy Baby
When hewee 3 monthsold Out fos-
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and thenW r large bollst broke out onq mybabys <
4-
cook Thesores spread
i+ down hie rl
Ibook unti-lbecame
flfcr 11-
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mass of raw f kflesh Whuii lilI washed t It I
and pore l tolddercd him I would cry realldogwhnl pain
I he was In His pitiful walling was heart-rending I bad about given up hope of
Vii luring him whon I wo urged to give himHoods Bnrvapurllla nil other treatmenthaving tailed I washed the sores with
i Hoods Medicated Soap applied Hoodsa Olive Ointment and gave him Hoods BarsaparlllH The child seemed to get betterevery day and very soon the change wasquite noticeable The discharge grew lose
I Inflammation went down tho skin took on-
a healthy color and the raw flash began toscale over and a thin skin formed as thesanies dropped off Less than two bottles
r i of Hoods Sarnaparllla aldod by Hoodst Medicated Soup and Hoods Olive Oint-
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aociompllsliod this wonderful cure Ib cannot praise these medicines haltt enough MBS QUERIHOT 37 Myrtlo St
Rochester N Y
Tile above testimonial Is very much con-densed
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t from Mrs Querlnots letter Asrandy mothers will bo Interosted In readIlog tho full letter wo will send it to any
I ono who sou da request of us on a postalcard Mention this paper
Mans Mllbty Lever
Taking all the manufactures of theUnited States In 1800 barring someomissions In reporting horse power ItIs found that the total horse power wasIn round numbers 0000000 equivalent
1r to the labor of 30000000 men whileonly 4470884 persons were employedthe SUllp mental labor having n ratioequivalent to 8 to 1
i Horse power used In manufacturesequivalent to 38000000 men repre-sents
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n population of 100000000 Inother words It the products of thomanufacturing establishments alone ofthe United States In 1800 had been se¬
cured by the old hand methods with ¬
out the aid of power machinery Itwould have required a population of180000000 with none left for agrIcul-ture trade transportation miningforestry the professions or any otheroccupation Guntons Magazine
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Good Loti Btkiaf Pomlii b col Ui l >old la tain orf Iloaelcu U onoocwouiiuioiufuijtca-
fctitd HlgbeaLamdgroerw6oiawmads3t lLoot lor the Hani CHOI M tnrr cu
rt rIw y TM atbu wawrri C-
oWantedTract
sta v-e
of farming land Hondties and lowest price FAi Ball Savannah U-
aCOTTON
c4 is the namei of a valu ¬
able illustrat-ed
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pamphletwhich shouldbe in the handsr
I of every planter whoraises Cotton Thebook is sent FREE
i B4 com led addrM to-
GERMAN KALI WORKSi 93 Nuuu St New York
W La DOUGLASI t >3 8c 350 SHOES D
OH-
traxtt
r Worth S4toS6compardI w tIndorwd by oyer
1000000 wearers
i The penuias Lan W LI Oouttu turn and price
lUmpcd on bottom Takes f DO cblmed ta be-
as Brood Your dealerkeep emU
I H not we lend a pelton receipt of prtcllldSCo
K extra for kind ctieithert sire or cap toe Cat tree
4w L DPJGLA SHOE oo ilfocddsa Mass
ModderRiver DIAMOND80 closely reitmblea the genuine at to be be-yonddetoctlooezceptbythecloeestacruUnyofan expert Only cost from S3 00 to 11500 each
by leaders of society everywhere Send4o for llltutritted catalogue Agents wanted
Tti0 dodder lifer Diamoi Co9
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aA Swallowis on of Ue arUM barblactn of printaar ton laolcatlon Is that fMllmio-
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donation MooymraUowi of
HIRES Antreran bid for a spring toatoaM for a
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THREE MILLION
FLOOD LOSS+
Mississippi and Leiisiau Beth
Siffer Eiomoisly
tDEVASTATION IS ON ALL SIDES
Lands Submerged Farm HousesWashed Away While Loss of
Animal Life Is Appalling-
A special to the Memphis CommercialAppeal from New Orleans underdate of April 20 says
The flood which commenced theearlypart of tho week has alreadycaused at a conservative estimatefully 3000000 loss in central andsouthern Mississippi to say nothingof the damages by the railroads Theextent of the losses have not yet beenfully realized and it may bo some daysyet beforo an accurate total can boreached For days mail communica-tion
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has been totally out off betweenthose localities which have sufferedmost anti the outside world whiletelegraph lines suffered greatly so thatthe news is just > now beginning to arerive by wire
In Louisiana too the damage doneby the unprecedented rains was greatbut in this state they are more infer ¬
ential then positive A special fromColumbia Miss which was receivedFriday nlgbtllxas the loss in that lit-
tle¬
town audits immediate vicinity at8500000
Many farm houses were carriedaway by the mad waters the occu-
pants¬
barely escaping with their livesand the number of cattle destroyed-was great A great many gins andmill houses were washed away andmany saw mills saw their lumber pilesmelted away as if by magic
Nearly every big bridge aroundColumbia was swept down streamPearl riveris now higher that it hasbeen known for many years Milesand miles of the New Orleans andNortheastern track are still under wa¬
ter Honey island the rendezvous ofthe noted train robber Birch is un-
der¬
twenty feet of water and theIsland which has for years been oneof the neutral game preserves of thesouth is now devoid of wild animalsHundreds of deer were drowned andthe hills near the banks of Pearl river-are now the temporary abiding places-of all manner of fourfooted life Thelog booms in the neighborhood ofPearlington were all carried away andthe loss sustained in this directionalone amounts to thousands of dollars
Distressing news comes from Hick ¬
ory Miss a small town on this roadwhich is now completely surrounded-by water and inundated in many local-ities
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Hundreds of hogs and cattlenear this place were drowned andmiles of fencing have been washedaway The latest advices from thetown of Enterprise state that the lossesthere have been great and much deitrnotion prevails Half a score oftowns are completely cut off from theontside world as they have been sinceho early part of the week FromChunky river swamp near Enterprise-comes the news of a heavy loss of life
The Illinois Central road is crip-pled badly The New Orleans andNortheastern the East Louisiana andtho Yazoo and Mississippi Valley are-as yet unable to move trains and theMobile and Ohio is also a heavy suf-
ferer
COPPER MINE SOLD
The Standard Oil Company Buys a Controll IDS Interest
A Salisbury N 0 special la-
The recent rumor that the Standard-Oil Company was trying to secure acontrolling interest in the Union cop-per
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mine was not altogether an idleone for now they own all the sharesof stock except 100000 retained byW G Newman This means that theStandard Oil Company will have the
controlling Iuterest iu the mine infuture Those who know moat aboutthe transaction state that the con ¬
sideration Newman received wasenormous
SCOTT FIRED MUSTo
So Testified Two Witnesses In ColioaTrial At Frankfort
In the Colson trial at Frankfort-Ky Friday William Smoot testifiedthat he overheard Lieutenant Scottand Golden talking in front of theCapitol hotel a few minutes before thetragedy occurred in which Scott andtwo others were killed Smoot heardScott say to Golden
This trouble has been brewing longenough and has got to end now towhich Golden replied
Whatever you do dont let him getthe drop on yon
Max HBO sherry and Max Bed In ofMidway both testified that Scott firedthe first shot-
FLOATINU DRY DOCK WANTED
Spain Will Benin Another DrawdownFrom the United States
Senator Hale reported from the sen ¬
ate committee on naval affairs Wednes-day
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an amendment to the navaliriation bill authorizing the Presidentt-o purchase from the government
Spain for a sum not to exceed 200000the 10000ton steel floating dry dockbelonging to that government nowin the harbor Havana
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WITCHCRAFT IN EARLY IAYI
Jell Flake the HlitorUs Talks el theDeloslea
Tho Lexington Mass Historical ¬
clety observed Forefathers Day witha public meeting held In the HancockCongregational Church says the Bos-
ton¬
Herald The special feature wasan address by John Flake of Cam ¬
bridge on The Salem Witchcraftwbo spoke as follows
The sixteenth and seventeenth cen-
turies¬
were the flourishing ages of thewitchcraft delublon Witchcraft Inthe early ages was considered one ofthe greatest crimes as much so asmurder robbery or any other seriousoffense against the late and the beliefIn It was shared by the whole humanrail until the latter part of the seven-teenth
¬
century-In England In 1664 two women were
tried before Sir Matthew Hale chargedwith bewitching several girls and ababy and they were put to death forat that time the evidence seemed per-fectly
¬
rational In 1015 In Genoa 500people were burned to death on thecharge of witchcraft It was the proudboast of a noted executioner In north-ern
¬
Italy at this limo that In fifteenyears he had assisted In burning 000persons charged with sorcery In Scot-
land¬
between 1CCO and 1000 8000 peo ¬
pIe were put to death an average of200 a year The last execution forwitchcraft In England took place In1712 In Scotland In 1722 Germanyin 1740 and In Spain In 1781
On the whole It Is remarkable that-so hew were sentenced to death during-the sixty years after the settlement ofBoston there being but twelve In allThe first case was that of MargaretJones of Charlestown in 1048 Thiswoman had some advanced Ideas in regard to the practice of medicine curIng by herbs barks etc and so gained-the enmity of some of the doctors Shewas accused of being In league with thedevil and was convicted and HangedOn the day of her execution a terrificgale happened In Connecticut blowingdown trees and doing other damage-and tills Gov Winthrop deemed evi-
dence¬
of her guiltIn 1050 Mrs Ann Hutchlnson was
tried before Gov Endlcott found guil-
ty¬
and banged on Boston Common Intho next twenty or thirty years therewere a number of cases tried andstrange to say a number of thosecharged with the crime were acquitted-John Bradstreet of Rowley was ac-
cused¬
of Intimacy with the devil andsentenced to pay a fine or be whipped-
A noted case was that of a womanemployed by the Goodwin family In1CS3 In the fact that Cotton Mathertook an active Interest In the case Thiswoman confessed thinking that clem-
ency¬
would be shown her but she washanged
Proto Flake gave a brief resume ofMathers life and said that early his-
torians¬
had not done him justice andthat his memory had been held up asthat of one who more than any otherman stimulated the delusion of witch-
craft¬
This tho speaker said was notso and the first man to do him justice-was the poet Longfellow In 1808 andlater William Poole the lat¬
ter giving a most accurate view of thecase
The speaker tbcn came to the Salemcases He said that in 1002 the cir-
cumstances¬
favored an outbreak ofwitchcraft Everything In Massachu-setts
¬
was going wrong It was believedthat the devil was In their midst andthe reverses In Indian wars and otherafflictions had wrought the minds ofthe colonists up to a high pitch
Sagacity Shown by Diet
A tag had been turned out before apack of hounds and when somewhatpressed by them I observed It twicesays a contributor to Our AnimalFriends to go among a flock of sheepand In both cases to double back evi ¬
dently with the intention of baJQIIng
the pursuit of the dogs It would thusseem that the animal was aware of Itsbeing followed by tbo scent and not bysight
Mr G S Erb writing from SaltLake City tells of tho sagacity of deer-In that district In avoiding gun trapsThe deerare very partial to the tops ofmaple trees and when food was scarce-on account of snow It was the custom-to cut down a maple tree and to place-a gun connected with the tree In sucha way that the deer could not pass be ¬
tween the tree and the gun withoutpressing the line so as to discharge thegun with the result that he wouldget snot This experiment be says hetried at least sixty times but neversucceeded in killing the deer until hesubstituted a black linen thread forthe fish line which he had first usedand then he had no difficulty In killingthom as the thread was so small andblack that they could not distinguish It
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His ExperienceMrs OoidAhl there U nothlnc which CAOMI
much miter as liquorThe Trump Betfin your pardon maam
1 tlnk tlr l causes more mlihr dan aprtlnjsitePackBalls Catarrh Care li a liquid and Is taken
internally and acts directly upon the bloodand muooui surfaces of the system Send fortestimonial free Sold by DrujrftiU
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rAN EXTRAORDINARYCRIME
A Mil Ii the Street Shot Dead by a PrisonerCoallned Ira JaiL-
A crime has just been committed atCadereyta Mendez In the State ofQueretaro Mexico which has attractSed great attention not only In the lo-
cality¬
but also In the city of Mexicoowing to the extraordinary fact thatthe perpetrator was at the time Inprison on a charge of robbery andpersons la that position as a rule havenot the means nor the opportunity ofdoing bodily harm to people who areoutside of prison
The victim of the assassins bulletwas a gentleman of the name of JoseLlaca a prominent and substantialresident the locality Mr Llacahad recently had some difficulties withpersons la the vicinity owing to clashesinbusiness interests and a man bythe name of Olvera had been put Injail on a charge of stealing certainmules belonging to Mr Llaca from hishacienda known by the name of LaLlave
Mr Llaca naturally supposed thatafter being put In prison the thiefwould be disarmed and In going abouthis dally business Iu the town he ofcourse never hesitated about passingIn front of the prison On the day oftho murder he was passing on the op ¬
poslte side of the street and the pris ¬
oner seeing him from tie Jail shot athim from behind with such good aimthat the bullet entered near the spinalcolumn The wounded man tried todraw his pistol but just then receivedanother bullet In the breast and fellback In a dying condition-
The sister in lnw of Mr Llaca whohad seen whet had occurred from thebalcony of a neighboring house ranInto tho street to render assistance toher kinsman and at the same time themurderer who through Inexplicablecarelessness was allowed to get out ofthe prison npproached Mr Llaca andshot him through the head causing In¬
stant deathWhen he received the first shot Mr
Llaca was walking along reading anewspaper which he had Just receivedfrom the capital
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The neat Prescription for Chiliand Fever Is a bottle of Onovis TASTELESSCHILL TOIIIC It U simply Iron and quinine ina tasteless form No cure no pay Price SOc
Ameliorated AthleticYour basketball club bamt reported any
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Flsas Cure for Consumption Is an Infalllble medicine for coughs and ooldsN WSAMUEL Ocean Orne N J Feb 17 1900
The happy father Is apt to relate creepr sto-ries about his firstborn
Ai IiUrcktifi d CsitritslM
The expense of the modern limitedexpress train is BO heavy that railroadscommonly find It necessary to chargesomething above the regular tare forthe privilege of riding on them A fewyears ago when the flyers were In
troduced on the Lake Shore Road thepresident of the company gave orders
that passes and halfrate tickets shouldnot be honored on the new trains-
It was not Intended of course thatthe complimentary tickets Issued tohigh officials of connecting roadsshould be void on the fast trains butthrough an oversight a yearly pass was
sent to the president of the Nickel
Plate line which bore on Its face thewords
Not good on Lake Shore limitedtrains A few days after this pass
had been Issued the president of theLake Shore received an annual pass on
the Nckel Plate with the following en-
dorsement¬
Not good on passengertrains
Millions for BaseballA million of dollars are spent every year upon
the game of baseball but large as this sumIs It cannot begin to equal the amount spent
In tiearcb of health There ISA euromethod of obtaining strength And It Is not acostly one We urge those who have tpentmuch and lost hopo to try Hostellers StomachIIIltersl strengthens the stomach makesdigestion easy and natural and cures dyspep-sia conetlpatlon biliousness and weak kIllneri
ProofMadgelint donV you really believe that IdaengagedMayNo Im sure she Isnt I asked her II
there was any truth In the and she relured to say a wordllarper B IJaiaar
To Cure a Cold In One VaTTake LAXATIVE Iinoiio QUININE TABLITS Alldrur ried refund the money If it fells to cure-E R UBOVES signature on each box 3o
SpecIficI wonder bow ho was cured of tho political
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