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8 MUNYON'S STARTLING DISCOVERY ' Hew Cure to Pro- : si g Life. M de Fnor? 1 . Paw Paw F?iUIT Stops fill Wastes by Feed ing the Nerves. REVITALIZES THE BLOOD Cures Indigestion and Ali Stomach Troubles. ■■ i ■ L - •i .. ■ . . .... . • -a housenoio t remedies s . ■ - Now he has dls- . which will revolu- 1; r i - . • A: 'hie. He most ,■ him tn its 1 ■■ ■ i in ; it duly to do ■ . ■ the truth, '1 : ■■ for every dls- < • • .. ; ■ life can be licit j • .-’ Ic should <’.o . .. a I : believe e ■ ) ... I’ i w rcine l.v will , l- add • w.- Hf". ■•I ; '.digestion r -. ■ I” I’ -s- ■ ■ • r. ss. .m- I • .; .eg:.a: lAer. kidney I:. > ■■ s ; a . v. ... -offers f: • c r••••• of vmiiri.-b trouble. 1 .|.r les of I '«li Il 11' rmo l- ' preparation .< a. .< V ’..VS PAW- ■ t m< ih fno too hi. '. . ti-l : gr.;■ >n and y • ■ ■■■ i.-ls wnn- 1 ’ t ■ >d ...id k. I- ' ■ if ii.-o is In 1 l • 1 :■ • ■ ’ ’ ■ :ve food nml it ■ • ' ■ n ..vp. o-it Intoxica- »1 r cannot ti • it • • • • r '• r ■ .on. Il st Imu- ■ 1 i * . •• f..- - ; i ' e:<-■ ;:>ii) the I him there. It !- .v- k and F. . • : ■ . ... . 1 ■ feeds ’ .' i f- l ■. . s of i a ‘ 1 ' . . ■ ;-l .. o of the : in ■' • 1 ’' - ' ■ nerves SSTiI .I','‘times ' • ~ ea ’ ' ’ ' • ' on. I I”: civ*’ abiding; , Mv -I . o, )n fllC est I””; ■ m,..>'rrd ! ’ ■ . -v: 1I”. mis r ■ i ! - and ( ‘'A - - • '■ ■ I’o'gvmen ’ *n t’ ‘ »>,-;«.• enrv- 4 ■ •••.■.'■ than to I n-b .!*> 1 ■ • [..'s w _ ; '", - ■ 1 ’ • • :' i n ol t r.e • f, * ' • ' ' ■ • i"" V-H f:;.,’ for f F' . .. .■!SOOU f b—y:' . . * c " \ ' . -I .umf .l l ever- ’ 1 • -at th'' local drug- V?- ■ ‘ ■ ■ Prof. . ■ ,’t >e-.. of 1 ?.■ ’ ■ ■CninS lO I’j' t ... 1., W ill be : ' St " 1 • . - ■. .. • I For Froo Bottl of MFXYOX’S I’A V. : \' ’, - r . 4: n the ‘At- 10c is scvd as ror.i.owst ’ Nara ” | P. 0.. | Town &■ State » „_— . . I "'■ rr ~ a ~‘ •"* ■’*-»■- •’w t-rw«-rrjiT3-««r»n* . SY S b/A BRED HORSE ’ t . X ■. •'• • - 16. i.-rd Kitch- ; e-.-r, :u ? • • .u tin? J.irit- 1-6 for- ..,0. >si. • with a »- ‘ - . . . A • v • ! . thr 1 .! 1 unnel 1 L-. '.J - ’ is..- <• -s .m.J . wit 1 ! ?! ■ i ■ <A Kitch- f it- ■; A< 1» ■ - V. : iil ;\v • pi; | CCS. 1 rd. >1 ■ s passing < {'- • : ••••-.::<t <’:■ ■•■.nunander in ■ hb r lyirrn i, ami ; ht p< ni j SimO II? ■ '.v r- q •■rt< d to be I ooj’ well- I MILLIONS MUST BE EXPENDED BEFORE CULEBRA IS LEVELED —W. E. Christian “My first impression upon landing at i Colon was that It I stood upon tiptoe I could see the Pacific ocean. The Isth mus is only 47 miles wide between Colon and Panama, and to one standing at either place It almost seems that the beating of the surf on the other shore is audible. The next feeling that came ‘ . r me wn-s one of wonder that a nation . the I’nited States hid for so long al .- .1 the isthmian canal to remain un it. while the trade of a continent lan ;;o. !i d for the laVs. of such a waterway to reach the teeming millions of the Orient.” in this manner began W E. Christian, assistant general passenger agent of Hi? Seaboard Air Line railway, when asked yesterday to give hi.; Impressions of the country and the causes that are now the center of interest of the world Panama and the canal. In 1893 Mr. <'brittian went to the Isth mus as start representative of ■be New Y.c' Press, and his letters written from flint pl.-.i■■ svere svndicated by McClure, of Pi.ila ;• iphia, and published in all the b a iing Amerl m newspaper" and other pct bidicals. I.ater Mr. Christian repre ■■ ’itcd Tlie New York Herald on a sim i’.... niw- on in Cuba, curing the Spanish fim.ri an war. In licit struggle lie was . . ■ . ant of the Hirst North Carolina regi n . ~t. In newspaper work, Mr. Christian - had more ese-fi'n ? than falls to i; .. lot of most m'-mbers of the pro ■n. and recognizing his peculiar flt . . -for the work. Tim Press '•■‘cured ins ■ rviccs to iin'it ■ at first hand tiie -i. a ; P.<..:. ma : 1 1:da ’, w l ll--h slm To 1 t lie ■'■ rid win n i: ■- details wer* made public some years ago. In f.'.’i ■ itiii'i ids work er the i'ThmU''. Mr Christ ini spent six weeks on the s-eno. covering the erdire terrrtr.rv em braced in the ■ ;>>r liions of the French Cai l] I Oi l . . . d he ] r'diahl’- knows mor,. i.o’it tiie land and the subject now I> : r.- i’. Anieric profile than any man now residing in tills country. Boasting of French Bubble. Mr. Christian ’.nant-'d to tell the re sults of b.is olisi. rvations in the land of the insect and the fever, and the informa tion furnrTed by him is h re given to Hie public: “PH give yon a drsrripti m of Panama, ■ it was. as it is and t's it can be. Mr. Christi.m. Wb -n I went th. re in 1893 rhe gr at l.nbble in which the Freirhm"n had invested their millions barat, and all those aho bad robbed the company were gon? Only a lew re;- i r? r-rn'ineP: where the t ousnnd.- of laborers hid been busy at tin ir tasks only these and the whiten ing bones of those who had perished a the f > ■t>r-haiinted marshes of the most, terrible land on the globe. 'Siar.ding in ghostly silence, decaying from the n.oist winds that l>low contin ually during certain hours o' the day. were the snb ndid palaces built by the 1-. ■ pel) oiTn ers who canm oyer t > build the <a al. Among those establishments was the IT'"'' of !>.-> the engi n-i >- who designed tlie canal. All of n.sin were i dling to pirw-s, and neglect showed a.' ali sides. ' I had recess to tlie bo<Ts of ih'- '-ii:i.; a:.y through the <■■-.;rly of M. ISosa, one of tlie engineers of th-? e.ian!. and from ib.wc book: I discovered e.-mt'y v.liat Itad I. ■■■■> expended, both on the canal and on the houses and mb r eatra'/agam es of the ofiwers. Some of; tbose ri-r-id-wTro tin biggest swindles ever perpetiaied on any people. Tlie house occupied by De Jessops could have been built for 515.000, but it was pin cd on the boolrs .'f the company at a Cost of $150,000. A few one-story buildings, called hospitals, all o' which o'-.i.i b.ivo been . r'.-i- d for SIO,OOO. were eiuirged up at SI.OOO 000. “Tlie total amount expended on tlie c. bains, as figured by me from the <-om •:■private b inks, was $206,000,000. “With this great sum the eannl was a It for a dis an -e of ex.iciiy 20 miles, I I miles on one side t’m isthmus and 9 on the other. Twent y-scve;i miles re main to be cut. and the part remaining is th.- hardest of all, for it requires that n; no rnov d th? kind of moun- tain.* that require money as well as faith to move them. Culebra in the Way. Direct]- in -lie path of the survey kind* Cutebrn, “the sm’ke,” as ils mum’ signifies, ami before the ti’st ship crosses the isthmus of 'p.-mama this snake must. ’• d'-droved; the mountain must rot oniy be biro’igbt down to a level with it.- surrounding country, but even i s roots must be dug >ip. In spite of the millions spent in cutting its gray sides. I'ule- ra s'.ini-- today almost as it it had tiev.-r known tlo prick of the laborer’s .i'-'. -l. Millio'.s more will have to ho j.'iireri Into tic ' black land of death before the mountain disappears from the piitb. of progress and the waters of the A ' 'di' and Cm P.wific unite This, or a :;.sii-m of locks in connection with f'i’ii .res river, is said by eminent on rs to tie t'c only solution of the is’, iimia n w.’it.erway. it is rim Cliagri’s which makes the ■lemt'r;’ m ‘’'althy. Annually it over flow its brit.s and rushes over the low ' i.'ea.p 1; mis, leaving vegetable and an irmil matt' r to decay under the. fierce rays o' the tropic sun and breeding mriing ami swift, death for tlie people who inhabit the isthmus. It is tlie source of the most dangerous fever eve.- )-.iii’wn. a fever that even the native ,\ "i - u.-. brought, ovi r by Del.esseps and hl.- company, could n-c withstand in the s'mhtes: degree. Thousands and tboa ; :i.;.' of tlmm sm’ciimhed to its attacks -..ir'ly after ill'’-;- were landed on the :.d;,l eoai-.l*-. The laborer, picking ste.ad il- .1 tlie will of the canal, would com ci. ,in of a slight indisposition, and would lr I'gni: “ the bank to rest a moment. ]r. tb.ar posilmn death would strike him, and there lod -.y his boms lie. This is tl ■ s.'ory of the f' ver from one end of ■." land to the oth'-r. When fresh dig ar.- made st the present time along ;i .- ini if-ill led vations made ton i.rs go, c.emib-s . skeletons of these unfortunate creatures are found just where they fell when overtaken by the p v.-r No man once attacked has ever recovered. Eanger of Bread Fever. ‘Tanaina and Colon and the country between them form the deadliest spot in the world. No one ventures out of tlie house after nightfall, if there has been a ■ slightest fall of rain, or if the at rno.-phere is at. all damp. It is death to d'-. so. Within two hours of such ex pi -lire, or of getting the least w t. the dread fever commences, and before mid night th" victim has passed away. “I crossed the isthmus from ocean to ocean on 100 . w ill.lug along tlie track of the Panama railroad. In no other way could I nave crossed. The interior t a n.« of tmuerlirm-h so thick rliat nothing but reptiles can penetrate it. Tlie mi.liele of the native sometimes enables him to go short distances, lint to an American of higher and more civil ized latitudes ft passage is impossible. Only a path about a foot wide alongside THE WEEKLY ATLANTA. GA.. MONDAY, NOVEMBEK 23, 1903. L i the track of the railroad affords foot . I passage across the Isthmus. This jungle i is broken b/ spaces covered with water, I the very appearance of which provokes 1 i a shiver in the breast of the beholder. 1 i Green, its surface mottled with slinjy, f I darting creatures, stagnant, repulsive, i I with reptiles of loathsome character sun . i ning on the higher spots, one glance at I the sight tells the history of the fate 11 of the workmen who tried to dig tlie ca ’ i nal. ■ I The country is one grand Insect nursery. . * Everything is named for an Insect or a r< ptjle. Cockroaches attain a size and ferocity that is wonderful. It is neces sary to protect the hands and feet dur ing sleep to prevent these creatures eat ing off the nails to the quick. All other varielios flourish, and their nocturnal I visits render Hie life of file visitor a . burden. ’ It took four days to walk across the •17 miles of th'’ isthmus. In that journey 1 became thoroughly familiar with the country ami with tin? proposed route of the canal and the work that had been done on it by the French company. “I was entertained at Colon by Colonel • Alfred Hives, the eminent engineer and i the father of Amelie Rl\es. the novelist. - j Colonel Rives was regarded as one of the greatest members of his profession that the United States ever produced, and be had been employed by the French ; government to look after the canal work. I also met there a son of Captan Berk ley, of this city. lie was conduci<tr on , the Panama railroad. Many other Amer icans were there at that time, and I sup pose there are even more now. It was . Mie idea of Colonel Rives to use the I'liagres river to fill a system of locks across the i-ihnii:: and I inis obviate the difficulty of cutting down tlie Culebra mountains, but the people in charge did not undertake to carry out ills plans. Advantage of Nicaragua. “In rrty opinion, there is no question i as to tin- superiority of the NiosNigua ; route over tlie Panama rout'.', it i - infi nitely preferable. That part of Nieara -1 gua is a healthy land, where coffee plan tations are numerous and where the peo ple can live In health .‘.nd security. Where the Panama, cana.l will bo 1 ham already tried to toll you; it is a. perfect death trap. 1 “A: Coion the buzzards are so thb'k they interfere with the people. They Wi l: sedately along the stre.-ts with rhe ■ pass 'l's, they sit on the fi ue ■*, they .perch ion il," raofs of the bouses, and they are i in evldeneo w’ni rever the eye turn. Peo ple are buried there twenty in a grave, and it is a common praeti'-e for the fam ily of .1 dee’.ised person to rent a coffin and take the d'nd one to the cemetery hi it. and when the funeral is concluded to return the coffin to the undertaker. Panarn i. is better than Colon In some respects It is pleasanter th' r*- when ■he brerv.es blow, and it is perhaps a little healthier. At both places all tlie stores close at I I o'clock In the morn ing and remain closed until 2 in the af ternoon, while the inhabitanls take their siesta. No work is ev> t done in tin middle of the day, and if It is at all lamp i.i'-ro is none do’ie during tlie ' mire day. “To return to tlie Immediate subject of the canal, I will say that ports of it tbrit are already eomph-ti d could be made V idy for u-'" in u short tirm mid •itli little expense. Wlrit is done was done .a a. masterl.v manm i. There is nothing shoddy about it; it is a stamlar.l con stru lion in ev< : y respect. But it will require at the iowest estimate $100,000.- 000 to reduce Cui-.bra to lie- !• i 1 of the i sea and cut. a passage through its bas<‘. ■ 1 am not rvi engineer, but it is a (.'parent Ito any sane observer tlntt an enor ‘ moiis amount of money will be required I to complete the task so disastrously Un ; dertuken by France. ; “And I want to say that there was : never such a Bel. liazzat s feast seen in i the world as went on at the isthmus dur : ing tlie time wor k was being carried on - there. If. passes hitman belief. Why, one could seartely walk upon the con i ’near Pamima for the broken friigmen.ts : of champagne bottles i brown there by : the reckless mid spemlthrifi offiems wiio : v’er“ .> ;ippo:’‘d to be sobei 1;, attending to 'tli- ir duties as superintendents of tlie e i nal const rm: tion. lor hundreds and ’ liunilr- il.. of yards along tile beam near ! .he city the ground is lit. tally covered i ’.villi ties, evidmeis, ot w -ef’ilncss and ■ extrav. inn nee. And ti-.,t was only a grain jof sand in file dm- i, when all their : orgies are taken into consideration. Orgy of the French. The very dredges th it w re used Io i carry the dirt, from the '■X'-.'.v.'itior.s out itS id ft fl OO In! 8...' 11 ya? B Bit IFm Read Your Application At Ouco To . Tho Physician's Institute. Thoy TFSH Send Yon Absrdntely Fit® One of Their (ian.';<» Supreme Silrctric JSelta, fi»« Belt B hich Has .M ado t»o liSar.y Wonder fnl Cutch V ,-c K/m/rAt Send liven aP(»taj;i b*aginj>,«J ufct Your Nun?.® find Address* I \ \ \ \ X / / Z \X \ t a"'Off // z A I : 'i>' I AAA A ■Ct ■YU Seven yearn ago the State of Illinois grantee to the Physicians’ lustituteof < Uleagou charter. 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Trom limo ! to time it Im bemr improved until It readied that stuga of perfection which warranted its I present minis of “Supreme.” This beat Is tlw mosleffeetlve of all agents In I ho euro of rheumatism, lumbago, lame back, nerv ous oxliausll-m, weakened or lost \ ilal functions, : varicocele, kidney disorders and many other ■ complaints. This “Supreme Electric Belt" Is made in one eradooniy -io:> guage-there is no better electric belt made and no better belt can be made. You ; have only to write to tho Plivslclans’ Instltue and one of these bolts will be sent you absolutely ' free. It is not sent on trial. It Is yours to keep ■ forever without the payment of one cent. This , generous offer may be withdrawn at any time, so you should write to-day for this free “Supremo ! Electric Belt” to The Physicians' Institute, I it 2001. Masonic Teninle. Chlca.go, 111. | liz~ joB |£ Ba I fee ■ ‘ isl fe SlpieceS Vc «ivft you a KG 2’l Kr E HKFAKFART, DIXXRR, or TKA IS ’his means exactly what it eayP- We give tlie Sets away ABSOLUTELY free. r humbn-4 in tiiiH announcement. All is plain, open, 02 bovo board, and understandable. Wo will do what we |/M. . r.j ay and giro yttn. -ha« .veatfren. When wo say WK fiIVK f | j v.;' k r’SF.M k: rf.T. WO (1 ) not mean that we will tend an . J kJ »I‘ThK < r -pr<»nit inn, a t-Tin used by Fome to deceive, but Eyi/rT 1 ..-/wQnSffig pf VK 4.5 tn.iVS's II to forward the rexil genuine koo«1s F] H 1J FVT'x ‘■'-3 aria sei Choice (riven of a BreakiasL Dinner or Tea ® b. !m't beautifully fb'corated- Ln addition to the 56 |gff Set, »-,< ry : < rs. ft ts an ;t Watch or 12 Stiver ’l ablu Rnivp-4, 6 Tablo I’orks, Gable Spoons, a j. tir of * ‘ y-S .font du/, n Hands, w bb- tings, tl’t.r 1. .lies or g-ats). G Knives. 6 Forks. 6 Table Spoons, al2 lea Spoons. RS ’S I rheuinatbni, female rompJaints. liver, kidney, and Hto'i.Dch trouble? v\ e guarantee it to be tlio best remedy ■sc •. We wish to introduce ‘BLOOD quickly in thousands cd bourns where it has never been used. -3 W«‘will spend this Fum durinef the next f;x months and civo J the.su valuable ami useful presents to tlmse who will help u S . .4 •nd you 8 fIBTB Th> is one of the most srns.l- pJ ,;l it ;-:i id ;t‘.s, (;; ko r; ■'»•’.’7mvv oudK vl j. i.ioouh.-s. all UEsLI LU {J ? 2 SU*s fl tional (.tr-b-u oi a<l vert isi r •'■.v.'i.’d I'.’ ■ lluit. the rnost .'lisrgPKj.si.l; ?<-lUh,.ma!’?.-, ( ".s. -X « , !4. . n ever laimeuci ar..l w l; »,11 - arrz l| h fu tidl'His In--migli! ilciiMiKl. i"-rbi.r,reii!il tin-'.l.ioeo’ l .',"i-.l "-ille: Bfla.-.-R ii’/'j f? Ab »t g" I*? s. li it cut. asonr repußti'.u depends ni.-.-n the I,e i and wo will present you v, nil aJi >rua) * 4 “ Sti r ‘ 1 v® mhnent'd every prompt mad*'. In the.-e Lo am n-- .rv. «««- u fast. Dinner, or T< a Ht, and in iid'Mi.-n v. ew :i immediately of artivo competition in business, it : s '•!■('<• ;.s;»ry f» <: ? hot; hV fl cnn taln . s send you.Mll chatß's p;n-i, a War-’;. ■•; I'-■ - r r-la* • i'i ’; j-tarding t<» outstrip om's nvab , and that just what we iutcitd A 1 mis dishes 6 Table Knives, G’l-blc r.rke, t» : i .l" •- ■■’mis, <D' m Stock- L»<: . Os •our. i e alaruc amount of cash and nerve are required to kB £ used as ar k • during tin morning moal, ings or a pair of I’id G’ovr « '. r--•’hr lot’U.iIEOMA cnablounyoneto take, the lead. Wo have both Nerveand (’ash and £j| such a.M T .iiTi.' and 'i'oa Put. Sugar Bowl, Warranted far 20 Years of ftLoo.iM.LCiiin L f.m to sell-uo more, aro ready to give a share of the <TO 18>t'in presonta. S Bum- 'bhiX i‘" Vr'afi's Address: E3UOOO GLOBUUE COMPANY, SMEI’W YORK, N. V. I’kitti'lS, e''. "TTU^-’V" sS=o HcmombFr yen nocil not pe.y a s’cnny in advance. Only eend your f'lll name. poet-offic« ad- Ls! Dj J.’iM •«*—>«’ JL.t&J&.WUrf’JLNIMI 312. f> b. ■’ -tr. ... neareet’'X-isHl irnpol. We box, pack, & deliver Sets FKEK OK AU, KXPn'ss (.3 SM TFft Bas complete tn all details ito our IkeightDepot and we further guarantee against breakageor damage in any form. Hi w>< " 8 ns are tin* Breakfast, and WRITE YttUR ORDER OS THIS ••H’S'ON AND ItAIL IT TO BLOOD (Jl.oitlll.E coMPISr, >’EW YORK. N. T. ,’,i 4 1 inner s-'t- .ve descrlbeti. It omits noth- ___ ■- ..■unsß. “ I “S ' ~1 . 3 ing that inip ii mid contfort and contribute BLOOD CLOBJLE COMP.MV, Mew vor-t, w. ¥. i; , $ to the beaut.,f the ."’"iitng meal, it in- Please send me 8 boxesof Blood Globules, which I v.ill sell at 2C cts. a box. and I agree to remit the $2.00 when sold. Forward me the presents selected below. ri Il eludes'! eaSugar Bowl, (’ream Pltchei’, i 5 ('ups and Simcers, Plates and Hlsht’s of I different st/-■ Platters, Cake Plates, etc. Nam? Town sta{e A 4 ORDERING, MENTION | whether you want a Count y Street &Ns Freight Office | BREAKFAST, DINNER, OR TEA SET; no you want a Breakfast, 1 Color I What addit nna! Present I 3 NAME DECORATION DESir.ED-BLUE, Dinner, er sea Set ? f Wanted' do you want ? f . '.a BROWN, PIf«K , GRuEN, OR ROCOCO. f you do rot c-*re t<> ' i tly<4 . copy'iiis coupon arid :•’>“! v< jr written order. in bo slumps j n the sea were fitted up ' with .'.abins • the roofs, and there under sjl\. n awn;-. the officers of the . oni : pane s:>: at <ipP’’d th'if '.vine 9_ud fn- > .need the l<n -z s In eornpnriy with se.nr j h-’t women < . - Lilly import'-d from Paris ‘or their : -tire. puffing of tbe Hr- !.!/<• • !'.■.! wns m’ n/.h-ti with the soiut:] of i. ■ ,’mont ;:nd d-unken laugh i if-i'. 'Jud the- >1 ■.est.O'i savingS'Of a. nation ! w:l> iny. ; :;dcr<-d bv rccrount offiunrs ;in such L’i ’-;y -'is wnr never knov-n ;])■ i.; ;.'in a r.'i-‘nre<l in the gar- ' d*-, of IL-Lu . Colon toil; -.unis upon a foumiation , eompos‘-d in • b.]/' of the splendid in::- ! Cii i 'i';’ ; .a -iViT (’.!<■ sid-’s of s(C;i!U- •! b. . in 'ij d- ■■ that tin y . ■ni.-. and i -d;e a."• - it ■n ;t. Di - general w- changed .‘V'-uy t manti and v.hib- ! was ; tinn-- i ;•»;•.(] out w;.j . It w.; - done ' that, all mk’ht In'ic a ehanee to pel rich, 'i’ll affirm: Wib- ya -sinp agents :»f Cm- i m-yi .i '•. tiny << mt inua lly , htjiieht line )!•!•; • .xp'-ir-; r•• maehinery :;u-t Idle Ht-ipim canid yrodm-r. and •.■.•■’l li r-.'-ahtod 'oloj. j: was um-'-re- ' mmHonsly into the s'a- she "loss" was yui-oro-b of- ■>ars«n and t'u-re was nothing to d<- bu; ordt-r more, it’ —• >-■ win* r 1 th-- off! rs '■ irr-o in i'-ir their w alth. ’.-a • pur.-n.": ■ ■ wm •’ al: iv. od 25 - r • H of t total e •••■. am.muling i- mi <>ns of dollars in all. j Xo w<*i. r ; b. d 1 Ail ibi- fine mi: .d;im-r\ , !>.< i; .- : ; wil h t m-im-;' of l ;, r-m.-h poi. • ■ is nod fdhms, now d rms y.: r of ia • a- ■'■- ;’--m • b Ih“ <>it v of < .I-.-, ! mis 1 ml y shor- d up ' on tin-- sn-td ’ of th(' gruabst. e»itm- , pri.-v* and th. nr " seandnl-»'.<s that file earth has ev- r ? Su di, L* !■ o ,is ■ p.c d :mt , i; -y <C Ikm Pan-itna t-m ■_ ,Xor. that, the I :•!{•<: - StsD-s will ii; tuqidr . onm-f ssicn of > 1h ■ siyb- tn ' 1 ’ -n't 'h • in' - l ou.'a : am t mm. a y ma • ■ wm change in that ’••-.ion. WiCm 1 few -.-‘ars the .\m.al will boa reamy it is marvolcms that ; fm- so long - marry has :t>o t l illy i by and resin-d • • listen to the demand i of the woi hl■' t ■■■'du r-m that a short-r ■ rmv> than :rnu : th * cimiinent. be pro- ■ vide,!. Whm t Cubed Sian's builds 1 the .anal, it '.vl i have t,. take steps to > jem- ay th* idw- hful •on iitlons on tin- ; I •thmus. <.i i w! d that m: ■(•■'ssl''ally ac- 1 comtiiist.-ed .■ m is no*hib» proent the Panama -n ;”y from bmmmmg one I of the blismsr f of file world. Already i'■ ■ • V"’* 3 ■ *ast is alive with tin* rm ”, '-g •T.'eui, of the pro- | ; ■ -tod improv r m. and it Is no dr.•am , ’o that b- ■■ tin pr- • g-rmralion yarnc s from tia, 'um' ;rm mmthern cot- ; ton mills will b supplying all the cloth used b;„- ,\m<m: mas j n fh ( -. nmnu- ; faeture of ■m- clothing. Tiny wear l limbing bat > ot; a, the masses of them. ’ and wo will mm it to them. All lines : of uommer- r wdi i' r, el the < ffeet of tin l ■ canal’s stimulm- ' > businer-s, arid ! look ; for wondn i .’ Images to a as a t-muli of ;■ ■ ;sti u’c:ion," I* e Booklet On Blood Pern n written by tlie ’ending m ■•ial .4. m ;hi ounb-y A-.dr.ss Dr. .1, • Newton J iiitlm• v. 42 Inm.-’u Imiiding. : Atlanta, G:n » Naked Truths Well and Valiantly i Spoken. (From Tl * \tCnia Evening News ) Out of the ’w'-s o r veiled allusions and portentoiD' hints as to tan criminal participation o:* tins government in the coup d’etat, tb re has not come one siib sbantial fact Al" ar out the contention, and surely jf ; had nxisi -d the fierce light which bus hot-a turned on the af fair would ini\ PNDo.md it long ago. The ver; t,-. . of events has more ' than jusiim'd th- president's prompt rec ognition • ’ ti facto go\ernment of Panama. I; i iear that the new repub- lic is, usd W r; '■''"in th- beginning, well es.mblii-hed, ,-tml that tie re was no other authority in terribuy in question with whom w< rnuid ‘reat. in (hi dmi. fm'bblus dictated by a * blind, hiihati ■ partisansiiip, Hie merits of ibo Panima struggle so-nn to have been ' i tirt ly • ■ m-rlookt <]. it lias been abundantly s ’ wu that the people of that province I ■ve been groaning under the yoke of •mpiessioii for years. Its rich r< venm-s v, r<- tuime- into the com mon coff<• i'-'i i lie hem-tit ot < olombia, while nothing wlmt• -ve.- was done in re turn fop the i ri't a lies. Even the most indispenm ble public works wore not carried ju » >. \■ ’-ution. A general air of desolation and decay prevailed every- where, and. D> t-rown all, the nm miificen enterprise which, not only im.-im- so mum'i ’a I'iiiama. but bm s hmm "ac <d th world’s splendid dreams for genera ti ms, avu wantonly, ami no doc .- «-or runtly. stilled by the comhiced stupidity and greed of Pobunbiin odieial-. Tim reastmable expect a tioris and the jus: demands of Panama, hi matters great and small, both rtment and remote, W'T“ bluntly and hopelossb disappoint <d. Nay, more. It is tru-- an ! v 'ey dmiy it? that an oppr- ssive gloom hmm over the peopb- of the I'nited State.\ ami in a measure over tin? wim e w .nd, oniv f»-w short weeks ago, v. mm tile < ob,.m i.j.-i.-i cmgr' "'s had rejee-ed our -line: j-eaty and adjou: i'*‘d. \\ .. n it u- nmd t:;al Hu 1 intemmiu Hilt- light betw- cu Hm two routes, was to >' l; reopened ml t’.ai >,s.- were, in la"!, no tbs- reauza imu. oar tir'-am tl.m.a we were litiy v ' ( irs ago. Tlie whole emintn f‘ lt o : ; -i-,eni ::g s r -nse nd despair. \ sudden turn of ailairs wm like lb" shadow of a gi* at rucK in a W'mr.v mnd. A hop'-'mss prospect was <-onvtriud into om- t»f almost absolute ■■ertaiaiy. ami to da >• Co- Ameri'.ui people k: >w tint. He. • will .'-'non become an a" -omidish- <_l ►Sur-’ly no people <.m earth have greater r-'.ismi to rojoiee at the prospem o! pierc m." th" jsthmmi than. w>- vim ai-- at its eery gates und arc tn <:ib'h tlm pts' fr;;; ts of th- new prmmmrn >. V. • ■ smul e.. in Cm- very b-d o: ihi’ frmdifying gulf ‘Crc.; a oi com ■ . H-onu’ impor 'a tV dt\' on on; -<i;H. r a cou.-t a.I ' ’ ih- F’F.-it entrepot <d Cm- world's nmle. with prop,ortion,ate ad van' ag« : ■ -ir;’-m ed .e,,r the smiimrn state- The . ip to bo inverted and ten- lips .n ,f ‘ I" ■■» at •■lm lirim. The great rommereial high w.•• .- whoso general com'se h u bu d'-- twe-m N»w York and the Coid»m Gat? must rm doflm-ted to thm south. Ii is ip. final answer to a. Lmg and m-rmst prayer. And hero vm sit snarling a al whining in partisan rancor, asp- namo for goo’s and mon: O fools am! bond! TVu are <i'Conting our own ends. V/e ,-H-e pushing into pr<uniium,.m an which w° oamio! affo’-d to an i. mo l and losimz sle.ht of fbizrc’d bkmdors mul abuses whi.-h should drive -ho r-piibl’- I'-m; from u<>wer. immlmited be trusts, gangrened with graft. Its oxo.-mi- e o--po imnt ci.idgclmg us with s' " ! "i:ai: ■ v s r every opm-’-hmit y. tb.e reu>’bi’e;rn pm.dv I - vuli’eralN' 1 nt a hund’-.-d joints in homes''-. They are real r vC-P'-’i ePuvmr for settlement and whim: 1■ ■> Avy'pr’cao neop’o am : n a. mood to mMb' rieht. Tbev on no susniebm i-’m flint a< tn some nv-r- f " miicg band being at work In P-innm v They am oa ilc ■»''hi a w'l' b" hmm bmg tb' emm! is !’■' sueee< CH operation m l ss the- peopb* rb-- -ip and mnmlinfn +h?m. Th? • is ».n time. »'o ’- ‘fore. for im tn be diverted. V\ r e are ulm-mg lp.i.> ib.-• ha’'?s nf tlm onemv. and flwv nr - semoflv re joi Hng. T.nf ne adh.--m tn flm issues ■ W : -h 3r" clear and jmd. end the m ?•■ 10.-’r-vr. beard at the rmps two we'-ks mm. s • whb'h the nnrf v in nr-.8-cr verv i-r-’pe'l.c fd t.'.’-b v.-i’l ' ’ ‘’ w’.i- iwirul wlum i!” fie -l ive knur comes. Bole Goes on the Bench. Ilonop.ilu, November 18.- Tim comm's ; i-m aoiiitliig Governor I>o!e I'nited Staler iisirict judg-. rcm-'u-d hero la-; nl-.iil. Hi will take th" oath of office before. Chief Justice Froar, ,if the Terri torial sup-'cne c<’-irt, 00-l as ame los .--at on th" iH-neh immedl;;tol? - . Sc.-a imy i .-pto’r !: is not yet received his enmrnis simt a:- - goN'crnor, but Ig virtue of his .. of see’t.-iry In will act us governor in the interim | One Callon of Wine Absolutely Free!| Giving l ri-ri* for you.- money than yrm eonld fret from any other mer- • hnnt hr.s alw-i.’ * bot nom ; -y, ,\ <’omp;'.rison iif th' - ;;roat Liquor 'A It \\ « emr xv.th any .qhers \\ ;.l Flow you that imoti'nr horn in the V nitod V, L? II \\ Siao s:s ; ’niT y< ui-mm !. !<;•• ■••i.ifT m um.' ;iwo ;irt\ Wo vo .I’lyo- Jl“ — hitelv freo <»;n lion of/'<-•» ••<<’ Pure ( alift'rnia Wino. Yourchoiee »V, of either I’.'a< b<u ry I’.r iJ .. \ 1 ic.-t. S-ierry. !’<>;•’, .’a'awha or M s $ ix p*-^*'* - — <■•”•'• with e\- ;• f.i.- tn- ■ rai.-i'i u' ilm eolobratOhl Popper 3 -3 - . ifwJl | K gf'.-it ( H’oee jI. us.'ie<- imlwo H”i! ;t r.t m>st. kiquniz that ’iio greater |[ ‘/■ ,'j - g ri | Wa/j »•«.£* 1/5 1+ port Ihi <»t th< -<• x\ I• ~ iiwilim ■ m’■< ur f ri'-'t rj- eu- ’omers i: •.■ 7•’ Bi I Vnr ifr! §O & iL— -$ OI,I> I’LFPLIi has !■ -hi know nf >r X.«,' ears ihrmmm- 1C i* gr I IQ Q/A ~<eit tim l'. it ml > ; .•!; i - 'is the bn.-t \ Il!- ky ni"iio.v e.i u buy. Its nrv *xua 'A A. * NS ' f -1 j; '.« j (Sjw nntccd and is al lulcly jmr. . We u u--aniple. tins whisky. z . i >4 fa I . 8 llyoudof't li’.d ii veer.-ented y»u can s. .I .1 l.ncl; at our exnon--. ? K; I A' r^-' I ? ha g | AilSlii M. QUHMN SsT Ag.i i | 647-549-551 Main St., Kansas City,Mo. R 1 COSTLY EAR IS GRAFTED ON HEAD OF MILLIONAIRE < 7’l.mb- ; p! in. November 18.-- 1 >r. An- : drew L. Nelden. of Nmv Vm-R. today j er fm-med the ‘ imadic.!; o. grafting an <ar upon (ii" h r vd of a. •ve-ti rn millionaire. : '.mm- same the mirgs.m s.;y ; -, he is m’d-r bo. d li- ' to .Hci’.lge, The- op 'ratiort vms to b.i\" !,• • !! j formed in New 'fork, imt ■ In-tr:-: A tr-sm-y J" 1 .-.-me is said to have : ini• i fsmd. bm. N dd<m ad\‘ortis"d a mon willing to soil ;>(, . • f.,r £5.000. ami of 300 appli- ■ mis iu sebmlud a young Gt rman who j "miducts a i st iur int in New York. In*. ■ N ehb n >•;. id ( op;,y : i “'lb-. 1 "i m - lieu ha.- been performed and ; pjiiuiis -s to u ■ suc<u ssi; 1, J am undei g.H contrast and heavy bmui nut to - ! veal the name of my puticni. i ‘‘Generally speaking, no is a wealthy j .’!m from Hie. w< st. die operation turn; p’m -e at a private hospital her*-, wii re i was a:-. :st"(i by a i’limouHpi:i t phy.-i .an and am from w York. . li.n k u.- y •,\i I be willing to haw tlu ir nanu-s kii’-wn ■ later. i "'Lb" two men vjda-'-"d in oppn j site d !•■•«-{ !■ms inmn all eemgatmi I im< -ii.. ii vi i .;•■ \ ‘.ouiiu i , -.-a i. in- upp } lull. y..ts mil i'll' i in- r with auout d I iuclie. m the >kin b "Hi d Um head ■ 'Lm . w; s 'wist ,j around ami title..l ;■> , a freshly prepared wound upon my p.i --j ti>. m's head. 'idle rail ear wm- la bl :u : place i>\ bandages arid tiu- two nu it .-a ' bomd tiu-v ".•■niuq nmv" 'heir iie.m'js "'l’;u y mu-a imm-iin in l ids mi.>u C-r ; at tW’-.’v., da\ •• !<■ .diow the ;-iT'mL - i ti m to "ome ihrmigh ils iiau .-kill tin . | m.l; remains a. pari <d the vrdunt*"!'; k it pr per! I th*.- 1-m.vcr Lm lof tie ear wiil /lafcn ; ;n t m ar m rr.a nner.” ~ Catarrh Can Eg Cured. I Ci' iiTh is -i liinilr'.Ti ailment of ,’iin ; s:ini[>: ion. lonif <-"nsiili I’l’fi incurabii'; ami ; yet there is one remedy that v. ill i iive'y < are catarrh in lijiy ; f its stae-ys. ■ For many !.■ <r- this romeilv was used i by the late Dr. Stevi 1:<. a widely noted | author:',', on ali diseases of th" throat ■ and liiL’t'S- If ivins; t. -y-d it-. w -" 1. rfnl I curative navel's in thousands of cases. ' ami desirim- r liev" human suffering. ■ I will si ': i free of charge to till sufferers ' from I’.’it 'i’rh. .Asthma. i-onsumption, I and nervous disc'ises. tl'is r--> in -ler- I man, French or Flngd-h. with full direc- ■ (ions for oremrlng- and usi. a. Smit by 1 mall :>v i<l:’i_. . wi:h n>, ! inion' ' tins j. W. '. Neves’. 847 Pow<‘i’s . Rochester, N. Y NO BEPTILSS IN THE MAILS. Stringent Order Issued by Acting’ Postmaster General. 1 tiVn shiny (on. November 13 - Acting 1 Toslmaster General Wynne '.-■sue.i rm or d'T today di "Ctimr a rigid inforr’ement ’ of the .-cation of the pm tai lav. s amt j regulations which absolute’.v excludes" all , insects and r.ynitos from the mails. The .action is tin result of reports tlmt spec!- ; mens of tl”- Texas boil w ’evil, an in i sect v'-rv destructive to cotton plants, ! i'Vr been found in the ma-ils. | Mr. Wynne in his. annual report to the : postmaster m’nerri' recommends th't con gress rrntl”ize clerk hire allowances at i all third-class postofTiees. Only the first j and sr'i’onii-el.’iss offices, liave this allow i mice at present, .and Mr. Wynne ailvo '• i.iv’s an allowan-e for this purpose of ■ SIOO wherever the postmasters .--il.ar;- ■is SI.OOO o r SI. 100; or S2OO whm e tlv j post mas: ’r gets $1,200 or $1,300; S3OG i ; where the postmaster gets $1,400 ’>r I.SI.500; S4OO where the postmaster 1 I saiari"d at $1,600 or 51.700. and SSOO I where th- salary Is from SI.BOO or S!,9CO. : Tills would make the total appropriate , for- l : k hire allowances at third-ria - ■ ; pi’--t"rt('’es and for separating malls a; I third ami fourth-class posttoffices and f-” j unusual business $2,200,000. .dr. Wynne recommends a new ckU- .s i fication law for clerks in first and s.- ; oral i -- postoffiecs, creating a. num! i of r.'-w positions and abolishing the till--. '■ : ■ ;:. de of foi I simpi’.’ designating as ’;m”ks em;-l i whose duties are purely clerical. It ; ' recommeniieci that the maximum allov i am.-,’ for fuel and light at third-cla.-s I postoflices be Increased from S6O as now I fixed by law to SBO per annum. ■ A lump appropriation of twenty :r' ; lion is asked for clerks as first ' s .- 1 (i-cfiiss off:,’- lustra lof segrega ti"’.r i his ap.iro|iri:it!ci‘ into grades of clerks > During th” year the domestic mom y orders issued amount” I to $353.627.6411. and the excess of receipts from this soimce over expenses miid fi’"tn the proceeds was $1,994,883. I WILD BIDE OF ESCAPING GIRL. : Leaving 1 Private Sanitarium Miss Barnwell Bode to Sparta. ■ Span a, <Li., -inb--r 16 -> Sp - j Miss Marie Imus- Irnw-11. a weoW ” j a!iil a!tr;u:tivu y-’uing woman us i'liur’os j ton, S. <*.. has r* ••’iii'-' oroi- V' iiuu""' J of Dr. Mi'-’i’.- f.'i lu'.ir MH ’ <ik" • ville. S.ttunl.i- morn-rig H ‘"'-.hv-k i I■! inv. i i horse. ;iud, eluding th .g --j ikiri-.D'- her att'.-iulii n'. i•• ?• t br- ngb t!.- % i eoui'Ti", t.i Spu.rtu. Vvlxi'o s-i" upniH'l I- 1 ■ I protection. ! Mis.'- I lar-.i (".bros !"■ ; - :ii; . |im r-"v 11 "d on a .'als -* <-hurg" "f Ln-rioy I for TD'-'.- i:“V rt . s ■ns. Dr. Alb ::. Ir-arnir-g of her r m'u I lute, came over S : imi.D- 'hu.l -r- ed i' 'bu-D he;- :*•• th- tarinm. TDr reluHvos in S-’Oth f’ar ’k", weie conuo tiHb’ai "d v'.’:-, ..ii.-i a :■ no. of th-’’;i ■ ,r ; in n.wii b'driy. Ah. bo tried lun.;- y Tut morning. 1 I.evvis will deb. : d }u-;' J'." th® i Outcome awai.'-t' with intense ir'.< r est. It. is part of th? history her -uso : that her ('■rmnripmrmt at Dr. A; ■ . ? j s.iuitarium her : e , her hri! , u---r '• : hmuimi t hi" persuu-’iity and b.-t ;*Li | sb-ry s.- - t naught the jiulgnu-vr >f of i!i? y.a w-j.-bi u : in- .■ ti. : -it tii.it io -IH: ;t f hi. who W* ‘d ' th ' !■■■' : of her falh -r. at F' lham. S C. a".; b- ~ g- d that might !-■ nr r, • • -.] :■ jnik i her his wife. His suit was denied, as h.'r father h : been thornnghh’ t-on\ im--. .•: ~f irsar I ity before allowing her to I" • ■'nrci!’--! i to ■' san it? rm n. ?Ji.-s } r;i well ennn -• !-•■ 2? dresses in a styi-"' pee./im -er bo* k".’ gowns, while .m- r ■ .-- .’ ■ worn and would mark Ju-r i". m ova. ( iudopr- .lent <;f h*"r face - manneys. She ha -' a !»!•■..- :r' \ i sw ’ I she <nu]d syak sharp i: d to t'n A i point. Virginia Battle Fields To Be Parked. Washington, Nowmbcr 18 • I-bmres'-r ia j tiv.- Jenkins, of X\‘ : .s<-ou<:u, b-Dc int”->- dueed a bill establishing the Fredm ;.k-- ■ burg and adjacent u.athvial hunl'-neT-: me-noria 1 J>atk in tin kh*:*' • 'V i r a-' "■ inehtding the battlefields >f Erode; irk hurg. Salem Church, ‘..’ham oJh.r - ■..<•, fl.: ' Wilderness and Spulisyl’.nnia Cot;:; ! House.