The Prattville Progress from Prattville, Alabama • 4

Foley's Honev and Tar contains no graduations of color among them. Cer IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR GOOD SHOES AND CHEAP During the absence of Gov. Jeiks, Cur Ressited Country. tfuUvilb Progress Lieut-Gov. Cunningham will act as opiates, and will not constipate' like nearly aH other cough medicines.

'Refuse substitutes. Sold by J. Floyd. MILLER'S Bnv them from I. governor.

He was sworn in this week tain of the educational supply houses furnish colored papers for this very purpose. An element of competition can be introduced, and the power of the vision can be trained at the same time, with that esthetic sense which is The Progress is glad to note and assumed the duties of the office. Catered ti At Poatoffice in Prattrille, I gnBOEBBnaaVB the the the patriotic sentiments ottered in wood cWm dJ1 matter, Thousands Saved By memorial exercises Pen PictnreOf Parker. PUBLISHED EVERY rftlOAY South on last Tuesday, DR. MSG'S NEW DISCOYERY its greatest reward.

Rapidity of vision can be enormously It is an inspiring sight to see By tjw fBOfiRKS PRINTING CO. develoned. Most persons know the the the the Con- Albany Correspondent of Atlanta one arm uonteaerate veteran 01 Old South and the young man of $1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. stitution Describes Him- story of the conjuror whose father made him while a small boy play the game of naming the objects in some shop window passed at a quick walk. If This wonderful medicine positively cures Consumption, Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay Fever, Pleurisy, La-Grippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croun and Whooping Cough.

New South stand over the graves of the Confederate dead and make eloquent The St Louis Pair will be formally Judge Parker is 6 feet tall and a man anneals for a reunited country ana a opened to-morrow. 1 one will try this he will be astonished at the way the number of objects seen giant strength. His shoulders are broad and his chest deep His muscles, developed by hard work on the will Bryan support the Democratic Every boltle guaranteed. No Cure. No Pay.

more perfect friendship between every section of our great country. These appeals are not in vain. They have in the glimpse will grow with practice. Childrens Slippers ticket on a platform leaving out free As for other forms, of exercise, that Trial bottle free. farm and by daily horseback ridding, silver? It is doubtful.

of the eye should be taken only under proper conditions. A tired, worn- not only touched the hearts of the thousands who yearly gather to pay homage at the graves of the Confede 90c E. R. McDavid has been appointed Secretary of State to fill the unexpired out eye, should not be forced to new tasks any more than a tired worn- are the muscles of an athlete. He slopes perfectly as a man should, from his shoulders to his feet, and in spite of his nearly 52 years and his weight of Sizes from 9-18 yours for Sizes 13-2 yourr for rate dead all over this Southland, but they have reached the ears and hearts Ladies $2 Oxford Ties $1.50 Ladies $3 Oxford Ties Mens, $5 low quarters $2.75 98c term of J.

Thomas Heflin. of our Northern brethren and hae out body. This is why the process can not be started too soon, that the eye may be insensibly trained to good habits of perception. Youth's Com 196 pounds his step is as light as a given them a better understanding of the hearts and motives of the Southern The group of Confederate Veter Ladies Oxford Ties at Ladies $1.50 Oxford Ties $.180 Mens Vici Kid Shoes f. $1.98 ans in attendance on Memorial boy's and he can vault into the saddle with ease.

people of to-day. panion. Day grows sadly less year by year The South is the great undeveloped section of the world and we must de orders promptly ATTENDE to. Remember the WHOOPJNR DREADFUL ATTACK OF The candidates in some sections MAIL place. pend to some extent upon outside cap COUGH.

of the state'take defeat very hard ital in developing our resources. The His face is that of a country-bred man, strong and full of color. The eyes are large and of an agreeable brown; lion-like eyes, but for the kindly expression. One notices the eyes first and then the immense jaws I. MILLER, PRATTVILLE, ALABAMA.

Mrs. Ellen Harlison, of 300 Fark they excite pity rather than sym- people of the North have already real ized the great opportunities offered for Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. This preparation contains ail ot the digestants and digests all kinds ol food. It gives instant relief and never fails to Iu you to eat all the food you want. The most sensitive stomachs can take it.

By Its use many thousands of dyspeptics have been cured aftereverythiog else failed. Ia unequalled fcr the stomach. Children with weak stomachs thrive on it. First dose relir.is. Adiet unnecessary.

ftiipe nil stomach troubles pathy. the investment of capital in the South Kansas writes as follows: 4'Our two children had a severe attack of whooping cough, one of An open tourament for all sharp and southward the star of empire Comedy and pathos are strangely in shooters of the World will be conducted There has been bo much cool weather daring April one an moving. If any sectional feeling them in the paroxysm of coughing by the St. Louis Central Sharpshooters' termingled in the divorce courts, so that it is often hard to decide whether should still remain the South would be would often faint and bleed at the Association at the World's Fair. This scarcely tell whether it is spring and formidable round chin.

The lower part of the face is heavy, but not brutal. It has a powerful line and outward thrust that suggests tremendous the loser. But such feeling will be series of contests will continue for or the last of winter. nose. We tried every thing we heard of without getting relief.

We then forever banished. We are becoming closely identified with the North along to laugh or cry. For instance, a case came up recently in which a man accused his wife of flirting at every oppor period of six months, two or three days of each week being devoted to prize called in our family doctor who pre will power. The mouth is large and tfryan is one of the best and most commercial lines, With prnnarcd only by E. O.

Ire Witt Chicago scribed Foley's Honey and Tar. Year by year as we gather to scatter honorable Democrats in the United States, but he cannot and will not con target shooting. Packing House at For Salk By masculine, with a thick lower lip. The upper teeth are big, flat and white. The lower teeth are smaller.

The tunity, and as an example of the frivolous ways, said that when a commedian on the stage asked if there was a wo the very first dose they began to improve and we feel that it has saved their lives." Refuse substitutes. Sold by J. T. Floyd. the flowers of tribute on the graves of the South's honored dead let us prove to the world that there are no sectional trol the National Convention.

W. M. SMITH Co. Prattville. Ala, The World's Fair.

man in the audience who had never So far as has been beard from B. coarse, tawny mustache goes well with the brilliant brown eyes and the reddish brown hair. been kissed, the accused wife immedi This Is A Good, Day For You to Buy A Bottle of. B. Comer is the only candidate in the last primary who received a St- loseph's Interesting Stockyard' Exhibit feeling here, that we are a broad-minded and liberal people, that we live for the present and the future and not for the past, that we can shake hands with our Northern brethren in a perfect friendship and laugh with them The judge's nose is aquiline.

He ately arose from her seat. The testimony does not show whether the hus Jim Dandy" majority. has high cheek bones, but the charac St. Louis, April 27. The masses of band was chagrined because his wife teristic is not market.

His high, broad i 1 1 1 1 mankind who enjoys eating meat even Dr. Tichenor's Antiseptic, To Use did not think herself kissed enough or ioreneau slopes wunuui a uumpi It does not pay to complain at the weather sent out daily by the weather-maker. Almost aDy kind mortified at the publicity of her It is singularly symmetrical brow, shon ing penetration, ambition and energy; over the differences of .61 to .65 when Bob Toombs threatened to whip them with pop guns and the "rascals wouldn't fight that way." at the present high prices have an opportunity to witness the entire workings of a big packing house plant at the Worlds Fair. St. Joseph has prepared The block head is not large and is act.

ihe reasons tor a divorce are sometimes as hard to understand as the will prove better than no weather. SICKNESS. THERE'S IN CASE OF ACCIDENT OR SUDDEN NOTHING "JUST AS GOOD." The Progress commends to the peo somewhat straight, as that graces rot balance with the great Vkrs and the a model of that city packing houses. why some people marry. showing details of slaughtering, clean An editor up in Wisconsin asks: Do we eat too much?" An exchange ob fighting chin.

ple the oration of Judge William H. Thomas, delivered last Tuesday and it published it in full in this issue. This oration should go into every Northern Nowhere in the face or head is there Population in the South. ing and handling cattle, sheep and hogs in the big modern packing suggestion or craft. Nor is there serves that this looks like a foolish question to come from a newspaper houses.

Th model is a faithful re To Stop a Cough and Cure a Cold Broncoda. is the Best. anything sidewise.or sly in the eyes. production of the St. Joseph Livestock home, for such patriotic sentiments go far toward placing the South in its true They look at you" straight.

Ihe prac man. There have been many attempts interests, including railroads sheds tical and logical dominate the imagi switch yards and all other properties Hon. John Moore, judge of the native qualities, impulse is a slave to light before the Northern people, and in making this a stronger and more perfect government. made since the war to form white colonies in the South, but failure has been the lot of the most. As a rule, used in the handling of stock.

will. The lack of wrinkles between Fourth Judicial Circuit, died Wednes PLEASANT AND HARMLESS, For Sale by Druggists and Dealers. day night, in Greensboro, from a stroke the eyebrows and the smooth forehead indicates a man who can concentrate Alabama Press Association. of paralysis. The home of Judge The spectator may lean upon a brass railing and through the glass windows of an idealized packing house may observe the worksngs of the various departments.

The cattle and hog-killing his mind without the great effort which Moore was in Marion. the localities chosen have not been favorable to success. Also, the colonizers have not been selected with reference to their ability and willing eontracts the facial muscles. Judge Parker dresses well and always Meeting of the Executive Committee to be The Republicans will nominate Elihu rooms, the engine and boiler rooms, in dark color, usually grays. His ordi Held in Selma- the interiors of the chicken house, oil ness to till the soil.

Here and there a notable success has been made, as, nary attire is a cutaway coat of rough Root or Horace Porter for governor of New York this fall, and the Democrats will probably put Mayor McClellan gray cloth and gray trousers. He Greensboro, April 25. The Rush is Upon Us. We all get sick and need medicine some time. When in need of PURE MEDICINES for example, at Cullman, and at Fair-hope, both in this state.

Taken as a house and bonehouse are visible, and the more or less elaborate processes in each will be reproduced by the ac wears a standing collar and a simple Please announce that as President black cravat held by a small pearl against the Republican nominee. whole, however, this method of adding of the Alabama Press Association, have Few men are more decorous or careful to the agricultural population of whites tion of clockwork upon tiny figures of men and beasts. This is the only portion of exhibit in which there will be in their dress. called a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Association to con The census bureau has issued a bulletin in which it gives the estimated population of the UnitedStates for 1903, moving parts. The remainder is de Everything freh and pure.

Males Matrons Attack. vene in the parlors of the Hotel Al voted to a miniature stockyard with Call and arid buy from my ston MOTTO: bert, Selma. on Friday, April 29th, at cattle, hogs and sheep standing about exclusive of Alaska and the insular possessions, at 79,900,389. This is 2 p. at which time matters pertain Crazy Tramp Tries to Cut Miss Goins With in the pens, to the packing houses and railroads.

ing to the interest of the Association will be discussed, and arrangements an increase of 3,905,814 since the cen a Knife. sus of 1900. made for the annual meeting of the BEST. Rice. NOTHING BUT THE Dr.

Clarence Florence, April 27. Miss Emma Association at Bessemer. I herewith enclose a list of the members of the Goins was assaulted with a knife by There should be a history written of: the Confederate Veterans of Autauga County. And it should committee. CHRONIC BRONCHITIS CURED.

"For ten years I had chronic bronchitis so bad that at times I could not speak above a whisper," writes Mr. Joseph Coffman, of Montmorenci, Ind. "I tried all remedies available, but with no success. Fortunately my em crazy tramp in the store of her brother- in the South has not met with returns equal to the effort and expense devoted to it. Recently there has been shown a new and more practical way by which the end sought is accomplished.

The work of colonizing is laid aside, for the most part, and the better work of indicating good localities for settlement is taken up. Reliance is now placed upon the individual rather than upon the organizer of colonies. There has been a noticeable migration of Northern and especially of Western farmers into the South. The knowledge that the South is an excellent truck and fruit-growing region, and that the railroad transportation facilities are favorable to prompt shipment of products to market, has spread abroad in the bleak regions, and quite a rush has begun, taken part in by men of experience in farming, who see attiaction in the South's fertile soil. in-law, J.

T. Hall, in East Florence Yours truly, William E. W. Yerby, President Ala. Press Association PHYSICIAN AND DRUGGIST.

be done soon as in the near future there will not remain enough of them to furnish the desired infor Friday, and but for the presence of mind of the latter would probably have The members of the Executive Com been killed. The tramp asked Mr, mation. raittee are as follows: W. E. W.

Yer Hall for something to eat, promising to by (ex-officio) Greensboro; S.P.West, V. T. M. A. GRAHAM, V.

Prest C. E. THOMAS, 2nd.V. P. ALLEN NORTH1NGTOX, Caslir.

R. L. FAUCETT, Asst. Cashier. ployer suggested that I try Foley's Honey and Tar.

Its effect was almost miraculous, and I am now cured of the disease. On my. recommendation many people have used Foley's Honey I and Tar, and alwavs with satisfaction." Sold by J. T.Floyd. pay for it later.

He was given some cakes and as he ate them muttered (ex-officio) Birmingham; H. S. Doster, Prattville; H- E. Whittaker, Monte oaths under his breath. He drew It is reported that the boll weevil has already made its appearance in some sectioas of Texas, and may prove more destructive than ever to the cot Ivallo; J.

Pepperman', Montgomery; knife and opened it, and his actions Frank Crichton. Clinton; C. J. Hil- were so peculiar that Mr. Hall got out his pistol and as the man started for the dreth, New Decatur; J.

Williams HuiaugajanRing Trusi Company. Statement Cjndition.ol Autauga Banking Trust at close olibnsiness Janaary 12tb. ton crop. This little insect seems des Talladega; H. M.

Wilson, Opelika; door he followed him. tined to seriously affect the entire cot W. H. H. Judson, Bessemer.

At more favorable points large assemblies of Westerners have gathered, and are making a success of truck farm ton crop of the world. EULOGIES ARE PAID The newspapers must give the peo ing. These gatherings are not colonies in the proper acceptation of the ple what they demand. It may gradu Mrs. iau ana Miss (joins were stan dbg in the door and as he passed them the tramp made a lunge at the latter with his, knife, missing her by a verv slight margin as she jumped out of his way.

Meanwhile Mr. Hall had covered him with his pistol and he put up the knife. The police were telephoned for by Mr. Hall and the word, They are settlements, each ally guide its readers to a definite poin LIABILITIES. Capital 50,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 10.492.50 Dividend 4., .4,000.00 Deposits 75,780.40 settler being independent of the oth Tbe House Holds a Sunday Session.

ers. These people are not drawn to of view, but it must be to the public what a wise wife is to her husband while she bends him she obeys him. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $94,741.18 Overdrafts Sue. and 1,582.27 Ofliee Furnitures and Fixtures.

CASH. Demand Loans 15.000 00 Due from Banks Cash in Vault. f.MOlii 42,8851.511 the cities, but to the farming districts; and they are home seekers, not specu tramp was arraigned before Mayor Rev. Charles Scadding. lators land, as a rule, they are Walker.

He seemed to be in a de Respects to Memories of Senator Hanna and Representatives Thompson of Ala mented condition and was ordered released by the mayor and told to leave native Americans. Mississippi is doited over with fruit and vegetable growing settlements of recent estab bama and Skiles of Ohio Pronounced- town. lishment. It means a great revolution it it is reported that experiments in the manufacture of paper from cotton stalks are proving successful and that good grades of paper are being turned out If this be true, and this method Washington, April 24, The House fill, jri.S Sims Strung Up EnERAL DAN KIN -BUSINESS JTR ANSACTEDv was in session for over five hours to-day for the state, and a good one. It means added industry, good citizenship, increase in taxable values and a radical change from old conditions.

Mobile Register, SOLICITS ACCOUNTS OF CORPORATIONS, FIrtM for the purpose of paying tributes to the of paper-making develops, as it un AMU INDIVIDUALS. Dr memory of the late Senator Marcus In Baldwin County For Murder of D. Cote. doubtedly will if successful, it means I that new laurels will be added to the, Hanna, the late Representative C. Thompson, of Alabama, and the late World's Fair News Notes crown of "Zing Cotton." Reuben Sims, one of four colored Representative W.

W. Skiles, of Ohio men arrested in connection with the bulogies tO senator Hanna were delivered by Representatives Grosvenor, murder of Dr. C. D. Cole, at Little Training of the Sight.

So much of the happiness and success of life depends upon the seeing capacity that it is both a wonder and a pity that more attention is not paid by parents in the home and by instructors in the schools to the perfecting of this gift. The trouble is that the great major ity of people regard the capacity oi the eyes as something fixed at birth, and not to be interfered with. If they would think a little they wou recognize that it is, after all, largel, a matter of excerclse and They know that the power of the muscles is capable of almost indefinit training, but they fail to apply th principle to the eyes. All forms excercise are called upon to increase and strengthen the muscular system of growing children, and the wisdom of this, always granting reasonable moderation, is never questioned, but the child with the weak, undeveloped visual faculty, with the untrained color sense, with the carrying capacity of the sight limited to a few feet, is called stupid, and his best hope is that he may be fitted with glasses before he is soolded into real stupidity. The sight can be educated and exercised just as truly as the hearing, the sense ot touch, or even the leg and arm muscles can; and the work, which can be easily converted into play, should be begun very early in ife.

Much so-called color-blindness is not a radical defect of vision at all, but a lack of training in attention and could have been avoided by any form of simple half-play, half-lesson, with colored balls or skeins of silk in early childhood. Matching colors is an excellent game lesson. It can be carried on with silks, woods, paper or any other material in which it is pos-to get many shades with very small Longworth. Goebel, Southard, Kyle, River Mondaj night, was lynched near Colsrado has prepared for exhibits at the World's Fair several monnted elks. The Metropolitan District Cricket League of New York wiJ send a team to Morgan, Van Voohis, Hildebrand and the scene of the crime by an infuriated populace early Wednesday morn Snook, of Ohio, and Tawney, of Minnesota; Brick, Indiana; Lovering.

Massachusetts; Smith, Illinois; and Tierrell, of Massachusetts. Tributes to the memory of the late Mr. Thompson were paid by Rep ing. Early Ti eithy morning a posse started out cn a hunt for the assassins, and Sims, Robert T. Tate, Napoleon Henri hand and Ransom Donald were arrested.

After the negroes were put through a rigid investigation it was decided that Sims was the guilty party. He resentatives Wiley, Underwood, Clay ton, Burnett and Bowie, of Alabama Littlefield, Maine; Thomas, North tm C5 I Caroline; Bailey, Illinois; Connor, Iowa; FOR CHILDREN ft When Puis Whallen, of Springfield, came to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, he saw his first incadescent light. Bat he evinced no great surprise. It was not until he went to his room, where the bellboy had already switched the current, that he noticed there was no opening in the circular globe. He blew it gently, and was encouraged rather than disheartened to find that it didn't blow back.

But the encouragement turned to anger when a stronger whiff produced no result whatever. Mr. Whallen had strong lungs, and "he did his best, his indignation increasing with each effort. To his great relief he noticed that the string by which the strange light was suspended contained a loop to shorten It The Eght hong over the dresser. Mr.

Whallen let out the loop and put the light in the top drawer of the dresser. He closed the drawer and found to his ririftn that the room was iaJSiypsn darkness. So he lay down and slept peacefully, with no 1 to annoy him. I tTTiS teciaing easy, regulates SzM i jS I WO bowels and stomach, sto-s I I crvfelP. cures mrnmer rmmhtnt BSv.

I compete in the World Fair tournament, A mint to be used in exemplifying the coining process has been sent from Philadelphia to the World's Fair, A pile driver made by the boys of Hamburg Place School, Newark, N. is one of the educational exhibits at the World's Fair. The Public School of Chippewa Falls, have sent an exhibit to be displayed in the Palace of Iducation at the World's Fair. Richmoad, Indiana, has a sanitary display at the World's Fair including pictures of a 1 the parks in the city, the smallpox hospital, crematory, etc, Forty-five booths haye been erected on the Worlds Fair grounds for the sale of fruits. A big St.

Louis fruit house has the concession. It is expected that the sales will average about 10 car loads daily. Mayor Ywel of Omnbm r. Swf if b-4 aval I "1 byo a cnairoi. lareo pnvsieiRns cava hint un.

Kits fink Mixture caaoai My enough. Owens Hnk Mixture ci 3 uvea nu lite. 1 saved am Padgett and Gaines, Tennessee, and Patterson, Xorth Carolina. The speakers to the memory of Mr. Skiles wert Representative Grosvenor, Kyle, Cassinghim, Snook and Hildebrand, Ohio; Currier, New Hampshire; Webb, North Carolina; and Tierrell, Massachusetts, Appropriate resolutions were adopted in reference to the deceased.

The House met at noon and adjourned at 5:27 o'clock. Indications still point to Parker as the Democratic nominee for President. was whipped three times before he confessed the crime. Sims was then hanged to the limb of a tree and the body riddled with bullets. The body was afterwards cut down and decently buried, but where it was interred is a mystery to all but those who were members ol the lynching bee.

Dr. Cole was shot down in his store at Little River, and the motive for the crime was robbery. The three negroes arrested with Sims were discharged. llbw (Mta wttkMl Ab UteaJSJceoUle. id 5 wMMuianaae7 Par Mtpta tad to free, addreia TUB FLOYD MEDICINE DETROIT, MICH.

FLOYD'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS I J. T. FLOYD, DRUGGIST, PK ATTV1LLE, ALABAMA..