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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
Revival Service

4 large congregation gaihrrri Ia th'
Lead Wrnur church last night. Mis-
Dennis the evangelist, preached an earn
,st ~rfmon from the words 0f lllalr
~ hat shall lr then with jesus, \
Yer, profitable after meeting f"ll"""i
during which many rhprr--'Si n desire L.
accept the salvation II Jrsu-. The -lng
iug Wa- g,-h, The ~"io hH Mr. Tr"sui"r
"irck"nlng haud-, MA very much at
pfrcIat-i. service Tonight at '"SI. ~
uyGSi! Invited
For pain In the side ~ chest th-r" l.
nothing ~ g'si ~ n piece "t flannel
damIrnt,i with hanibrIlain's Pain Balu
and bOund on over the seat Ot pain, II
affords prompt and permanent relief, auI
II used In time will often prevent cold
from resulting In pneumonia. This ssln'
treatment II n sure cure Tor lame back
For sale BY Thos. II. Burgess 4 bon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

New York. Nov q Money on call
nominally iipU! per cent, Prime met.
camille paper iua'I per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

ChitAgo. Am - Wheat N"N"nl"T
% humhr, ~ = asked. ,"n, Nav
rn,hrT, ~. lh"nicI. "a. m,s, N"''
euIbcI. ~, lhr,nmI - H.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

lH-t lhur-iHN night lui.'J tau-
attempted lu iml"'Hrh " N''' N'u
~ Wllu"-~ M a N"Niriu uutr.i,' rt-,.
4 ,tu,"l hhrd irrllus. amt tII'a, mnuu
lu. Mllr -,furk tau- u',r lh' h,tl
WITH r'uh part ~ = i.U'h'ru, lhr
N',t NJ lu,Nru-ahlr ant o." l..N
- .Ia h,t" rtu-"l .i"dh hI a., Judge
uH parlN wui"d % ~ wI.l '.- um
NI'' ~ taken h'.rfr lu.'. I,t tu'
uun uu.' kr.WrIl k...''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

AtrhiSnn, Has. \u'. -. This section
Of Kansas L. tiusdrd with one dollar hlll~,
raised ~ tens,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
II'LNTIIIfD

lite MaI Pound -ad Scar suit va " m
thrnrN.
SIr,iai g. IIt1rr
Klnrun. NuN II. he mAu whu was
found murdered near Mutt station has
been identified ~ William Cheney, II
l.as Cruces he formerly lived on Prot
lladlry's ranch.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

New York. Nov. sI.--sil,er. o.. Lead
taln
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
NEW MEXICO
Items ~ Interest IllgpeJ from The
territorial Press.

lNNlhh w lHNNlhNN NllIINd IlNN Tvs
Territorial Press,
john - rhuk b. making prrImIh'luu.
iot th" ul"ulug ~ li- r,,tuhc, M la
vegas Hot ~ruug-
The Women lmwu,,uru N--uull,uu
" la- 'tucr, viii EprA tall q, th' NM
on Thanksgiving evening
ri la't-.uu w.. n,, n.ru q, llAr,uA
llala. trizoud, wh"r,. hr J., Interested IN
-"in" very ptom-uE mining claims ha,
returned to Chloride ,o lrA after h.-
mining Interests.
HE Hack Rang, saw VI Nr.l.
huu-c RETURNED ftom NagitI,ua uu m.
mr,clr be- ca-li, malr thr u-,aur, from
Maglalrua TOT thlur!, iu alrut t,u nuur.
: + 'Au"ut'r ha- n.ru appointed rr
c,i,"t - the lInNWrl ,,tjlr r.m.,n ..
rmut rwur William. VII gather
th" raitlr or ,nr unGr lu, N.fk Mi
hr started ., once.
The K.~w,Il Erruri ,a,. E,tr IIun.
hl" purchased eight, arr'- ~ land num
derry 'a2lrr ant together with eight,
acres already owned adjoining, he AMI hl,
~"n will put urarlN th" whole IN orchard
TIM winter
Ih" irrigation -l,- large uumnrt uf
uwhu,- were lu town last week. l,u-
we'll l. one ~ the nrg,-, ,uppN imu',
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

New York. Nov. al The directors "
the National Lead company have de.
clar-d the regular quarterly dividend u
-, Irr cent on preferred stock. payable
December III.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
A II.ndIsh Crime.

Brownsville. oregon. Nov. 2l-i.lo!d
Montgomery. II years old. aud nn of
John Montgomery, i under afirt
charged hy the cornnrr'- JuT! with the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

the protection whichi- niIurdrdh, unrgN
etnmrit tu the cItl1ru- u another gov
ernmrut With winch It 4. nj lracr The
-pnef W. drip uut ~ -lght the religious
man question ifum the Iulnt " view II
p,litir- ~" s,rurt We shall arrive AT n
just aud proper conclusion " the whole
matter Turkish rrurlN II not tn hr
cunduurd, but 1t should not he forgotten
that the question Is really 1ufk against
Armenian, act Mo-lrm against Christian
III. Latest Iniutmatiun
fellS Mdudrll, wife aud iamil, were
tu have left New lufk Yesterday morning
f"f Europe. n the death ~ Miss Re-,
Mandrll occurred lu tn. eat, yr-trfda,
Aftrrnun at l9b, II l. thought hN Mf
VI NAndrll that hl- brother and iamil,
gut ava, ftom the New Nutk port hrfur,
t"crlNiug the sal news although the,
had been iufuiurd the evening h,fur,
that lh" condition " Mis-, Rr-, wa, ~
ifrmrlN critical
The h-iy ~ "a" Young lai, l. h,luL
rmhalneVi to-day, aud VIII be- read, fol
shipment tn New lurk frr burial t-mur
row lhur~ln, evening IN" mtra,,p
mother Mr., h Mandrll, and the batter,
niece. Mis- lila MuuErshrim"f. Will uc
c"mpHu, the remains east
IN, IAdir- l'Ark improvement a-~,
citation rnt"rtHluurut. arranged fur TN,
rNrmue ht- hsru Is'-tr"u'd nut - t.
rIr,t &" the m'mufN ~ the Young laiN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

New York. Nov, IL The h"dy "f Cal.
vert IauA. landscape gardener. VII" dis
appeared Tuesday night, Was found IN
the bay near HnLonhutst to-day \auI
had been suffering from nervous pr"-ira'
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
stRIOt HAR,.tS,
". 4. Glover I-i~s raphs That ~ wiii C"n
tFAIiIt

". 4. Glover Telegraph. That H' wiii Goa.
tradi"t
The following dispatch Wa received
this morning b. TmE CITIZEN
v inslow. A. r., Nov. - am In h!n..
low Ia contradict statement II 7, II,
McGuirr IN issue ~ Nov. II.
", E. GLOVER
The only dispatch Tur ClIlLEN has re-.
cei,rd from Nln-luw tn" pat month, IN
which the name "f M.C, Glover appears.
reads as follows
Winslow. \. T.. Nm. IL. ". &. Glover
who had charge II the II. Elmo ~alnnn
here fur it, uwurts, sklppd cut -nmrtinr
IN the earl, morning Yesterday, after
riding tie safe and register lie was over
! ti.HD short IN his accounts.
This paper awaits Development, but II
glad Ia learn that Mr. Glover j. at Wins.
| low. ready IA deny ~ contradict the
serious charges preferred against him In
the dispatch u Nov, n.
M MAY mUNT.
4 Wyoming Judge R-nd-rs = Decision IN
Favor OF the Indian.
Denver. Nov q. A special Ia the
Times from Cheyenne, Wyo,, says
Federal Judge Rner to-day released
upon writ ~ hahcas corpus, Race
Horse" the Bann"ck Indian, arrested for
violating tn" Wyoming gam" laws in
Jackon's Hole. The court decides that
Indians have the right. under their
treaty, Ia hunt IN Wyoming,
JoHN DILION
III" Well knuNn Irish lean Married
THIS Morning
London. Nov, 81, John Dillon n,
wrll.known lri-h leader, WAS married
this morning 10 Miss Matthew, daughter
oi Justice Matthew, The poI~ bestowed
his blessing
wEEDISG THEM OFT.
Greai ssrhsru Road Dischsrsins all ~
| a. o. L. Ass,
Devils Lake. n. d.. Nov. 2i.-The Oh,
cials Of the Great Northern have put al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

murder u his father aud mother and u.
y. Mckcrchrt. found shot To death In
Montgomery house.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
THt Rt.iIAH ORDER.
4 >-gr" ynch~d by . aoh of " bite Mel


4 >-gr" ynch-d by . soh of White Men
~ Irnness~-.
knoxville. Nov. ~ Charles llurd. q
negro. VII" murdered JasI~r u. Kelly, a
young white man. ten days agn. was TAX.
rn from Jail at ~arihurg. the county seat
nt Morgan county, aud l,nched nj mid.
night, l., p" masked men, The jailor
refused I" "I'u ~" jail dupt, AMI II was
"I"nrd with -lr,lgr hammer. Jailor
langlrN under threats gave w the cell
KEYS. hr Negro was taken from the
cell, dragged I" n tree. ami swung up
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

l'r I',Ir 'Wn.,rlr.uld daughter ~ A..
~ Wei. tNI VII" Wandered away from
h.r h.iu. - 'a-t ir uru. ~ west told
avenue 'H murmuE AT lu"ClTk. aud II
Mt, IhI"" h.ur- n"ipr' the li,ilr uls- was
found -ar h,d mtIr her wa, a. the
highland, hui wa pck"i mp near the
grucrn store d II H. Nafkrntinr. A
uunl"t "i gcutlrln"u Wrtr out searching
~ thr missing cmli. uni great uu.
ra.inr-- rNl,trd ~ tlr minds u the aux.
t"u- tathrr AMI m"tlri lot the time Ice
lug
I'ul" hl"i means g"L health. De
WITT, ~ir-nptrllia purliirI the blood,
ruu- krudluu~. Eczema -crutula and
all dl.ra-"- Arising from impure blId.
lll~huT, \ Walton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

l,trr from latflrk Higgins. II Frs
ru tu ~hrrc Murum -ay- that iieorgs
uuII"u. one Il the RESPECTED citizens VI
WESTERN Surutfu county. left his ranch,
eighteen mllr- south u Frisco, on the lst
inst, With = rdck animal and black
mare, which hr Was riding, Un his way 10
Mogulluu WHEN aluui three miles from
hl- hulur hr va, shot IN the breast by
SoInr uu" whp wnNla,d him IN hiding be-
mud a cedar trr' From all appearances
GufIuu started back uu the ruad when he
VA again ,liut IA the back. falling from
hl, hor-,, dead The b"dN was aft"rwATd
found ~ MI Irll"n. II Luna valley, who
rrI,uft"d the discovery tu j. T.. Lave. who
-rut iatrck hIggln- Ia examine the
h"Il lhr IIaIr VA taken aud Was
hrnuiri II un Ia" lrtt thigh with right
ear broken and lrnt forward. II II
Thought that the murderer and thief Is In
the ~" Tftnir ,all,N. and all are re-
,Ir'-tri 'o Arrpa sharp h-'kuut fur him
and rrpou m apprehension Ia sheriff
Nur-um Il this county - ~'rnttu Chief.
tam
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

Her rhr,k- are likr the r,,-,'s
lirf brow l. lIlN white,
kud We'll know the fra-un
~', takes Parks Irn each night.
~'u.', .trurg aud we'll and happy, t"r
llri face l. clear ami bright.
Md lAugmuel, he t"ll- the cause.
i taxi rarks' lea each night"
Sid h lIf lhr-. II burgess y Nun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23

Last MuuddN ailrfnuru, az FHcklrf'r =
rauch. Henry R"l"Tt- Wa shot through
lhr calf m the night leg h, the accidental
dI-chaIV" II II pistol. llr was driving n
muir d,i,'~~ IA" country when the animal
hrcaiur stubborn and refused IA gn any
tuIu around the horn II his saddle. pro-
rr"hrd tu head him. tut the animal pulled
back. and ~ the rope frightened with n
-uap II caught the hammer ut n i+L'olt'
p~iul which hr Wa carving IN his belt
The hammer wa~ raised high enough Ia
rNpl,d, rartfldg" ~ thr gun when II
."ll, thr bullet striking Roberts IN the
back II the leg below the knee. ranging
downward aud coming ont III front abo,e 4
lh, ankle, lie was taken into blackberry
and IN kalrl went up TUESDAY tu attend
hlm. llr f"uni the leg much swollen
hut u" h"nrs broken. lle was brought "a
kingmau "Wednesday and l. now AT the
home "f hi sister, Mrs, Esther Starkey
where hr Is doing nicely MohaNr Count,
| Miner,
Henry Mil-'n. the postmaster al Welsh
ton. ! tlia, SAYS he cured ease "t dlat
rhHa - long standing In six hours, viii
one small bottle rt ihamhrrlaln's collie
Ihnlria and piarTh9a Remedy. What \
! pleasant SurpriS. that must ha'" been Il
| the sufferer such cures are not unusua
with this remedy. In man, instance
only one Ut tw" d"-.S are required ingiN'
| permanent relief II can always be dr
I"ndri upon. When reduced with watrI
IL l. pleasant tn take. For sale 10y Ihr
| H. burgess n SuIi.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-23
JOHN DIII.ON
wEEDISG THEM ouT.

Great Ssrthsru RoAd Disrharsins all its
4. o. L. Ass,
Devils Lake. n, d.. Nov. 2l.-The ON.
cials Of the Great NORTHERN have put all
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BRONCHIAL CATARRH IL YEARS.
Recane Aggravated -~trength EShanst-
ed-Doctors said Chronic and incurs-
10 Now Almost Well.

erro believer in the efficacy o. the
c-onaiand treatment Cor catarrh IN al IT'S
forvna < Mrs Marian Rokee. Nei known
a. seattle as teacher and estiWahle lady.
49, vytfe ~ Mr. y NJ Bokee. INDEPENDENT
ssf,tster ~ hra Insurance. After physi-
~fa,z had told her they could not cure
49, AZ her case was chronic. s1e applied
st the copeland Institute for treatment,
a-R this is what she says
- have been "A sufferer from bronchial
.rorhls for Is years, but IL Developer
afa~r,{uCfv a year ago. because 81 expo
sure in being capsiZed in boat ~ Lake
washington Iuiv 1sat ! nave hern 50
l,osr=7 al times as 20 he hardly able 20
s-rsl ard mas roni 18TtIF Hfa No. aud
sri.ting and experienced an intense burn
-. ...sssa+. an IN INV nren~H at fHtsa~ also
bss constant dropping IN my throat. ny
e,-ss became very weak ana my siren @in
exbavsfeA Different phFsioianz said l
VS. suffering from minister sore tnroat
ans tbat IL was chronic. and tnet T1ade no
1900 ~ ~nra tf H9" r%Ht ~ INC
60 ur0-k sone by fhe COPELAND MEDICAL
T,e+itrgfa. and wen an office was opened
~ SEATTLE a. once consulted f1em ana
fegs- 4 course q treatment 7 Ne result
is al~-rst marvellous ! a. once nNEan 70
f-Y~rosta ana have since heen getting bet
,r- aasIv Nv throat does not trouble me
srv more. and an rapidly gaming
- ~e~z~fN
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acter OF The Treatment Provided.

There is 10 be no change at the Cope
land Medical Institute either By way q
ulahaS a Sfn2N charge for medicines or
OF Increasing the small TAX levied on reg
aiaF patents II s0rh 3 step ms been r's-
more1 OF talked abeut the important
point about Ii j. that there - nothing IN
the TAX or the ruwov. and tfat Or Cope
5and IS personal authority for rhs denial
pf course. hy this time nearly everybody
nss some conception Of whaf Or Cope
land plan ~ assisting tuValfSs" really
Is. The 'opeIand system is sirnoiy an or
sanizaitcD Of scientific rnen-of medical
specialists OF attalnments ami character
formed for the purpose OF com0lnasS
ana systetoatizIDg the resources and ar
pllances of Speciality practice. ard in this
way 70 Z. "a every person afflicted with
cnroulc disease an opportunity 10 bs
tre9teI ana cured without having his back
In other words, the Copeland system s
3 oen~rcent profess ol8a- ccn1orsf off. un-
der tn direct personal leadership OF the
most noted specialists Of our time. for
rendering such help 10 invalid men. IN
valid women and invalid children. general
" as n would not be possl Die 20 render
without combination and union on correct
principles % cooperative economy The
small assessment on patients first deter
mined by DR.. Copeland on the Inaugural
ton or the ENTERPRISE, years agQ. proved
10 BE- about the correct idea. While an ac-
ceptable accommodate ton 70 the general
public, the arrangement was found 20 De
a special help To thousands who were sore
means were painfully or uncomfortably
limited
Regarding the benefits which people are
now enjoying through the system. IL any
person is suffering from any chronic dis
ease OF which family physicians do not
make any special or very profound study.
all the sufferer now has 70 do rs To present
his or her case al the Copeland Medical
Institute, in the Collins building. and. on
paying the nominal assessment referred
70. they are entitled 10 the same course OF
expert, specially treatment as though they
paid money enough 20 make poor mans
head swim.
In other words. suppose man finds the
world darhening and darkenng around
him with the despair OF some deep lung
disease or some deep kidney disease: sup
pose the stomach Innings worn away,
the bowels paralyzed. the liver picked
like cucumber by the sour poisons Of
catarrh; suppose any man or woman TO be
feeling the disbursement. the bodily sur
fering, the trembling weakness OF any
subtle and long-lngering physical disor-
der-aH they have 10 do 20 secure the best
and speedieSt way TO complete recovery is
20 present their cases to the Copeland spe
cialistS and they will be taken care Of!
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GOV. BRADLEY SWORN IN.
The First Republican Administration
In the History OF kentuckv

Frankfort KY. Dec. 10-Wuliam O'Con-
nell Bradley at noon today was sworn in
as governor Of kentucky. and the first Re
pupHcan administration In the history Of
the commonwealth ushered in. There were
ten times as many people here by noon as
ever before came TO witness an insuEura-
ton The procession was a lengthy one.
AZ noon IL reached the state house. Fully
2e0o people We're gathered there TO Wit
ness the ceremony. Mayor Julian pre-
sided. Or. W. &. Taylor offered prayer.
and Judge w II Holt delivered The ad-
dress Of welcome and parting Then came
the valedictory OF the retiring governor.
John Young Brown Gov.-eiect Bradley fol-
lowed with an address. He said In part;
THE credit and honor Of the state and
nation are OF the first Importance. The
recent popular verdict which has declared
IN favor OF the Use Of both gold and silver
as money, hut at the same time for the
maintenance Of the standard 81 that every
dollar shall be- Of equal value. should be
accepted ana adhered to- ard while the pub
lie credit SHOULD be- protected we should
none tho less favor a well-reEGIatcd sys-
tenn Of protection 70 every branch Of Amer
loan Industry. such system as VIII en-
courage genius. nourish and increase d.
versihed industries. main8in and enlarge
tho home market. and protect every hon
est son Of toll from the degradation Of
competition with the pauper labor OF the
0td World. Together WITH THIS should po
fostered that reciprocity which will in-
sure the free exchange % our products
with other nations Tor commodities which
cannot be successfully grown err m1uufaCt-
ured iu this country THE accomplishment
and maintenance OF these economic meas
uras Rii develop our resources, advance
oar material prosperity and give Ken
lucky the position she IS entitled 70 oc-
cupv III the sisterhood of states. Above an
things. the constitution and laws p1l!st be
enforced Mob violence. which has SIS
home in tho breasts ~ towards. should be
prevented at an hazards ana u committed
should he property and severely punished.
The oath was administered ht chief Jus
Zee PRIOR This evening Gov Bradley lui
family We're entertained Or dinner hy eX-
GOV BROWN iu rho executive mansion,
TONIGHT the inaugural baH was given.
GOV Bradley during ths entire parade
and ceremony received suCh an ovation as
,,,.st have warmed his heart As tae mill
ra~v climbs marched ana COURT rT'ttrhett.
CHEERS rose from thousands az threats for
th. rev chief executive As Col Bradley
mounted The inaugural stand 7e vas given
a reception 0hieh heCEars description.
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SUFFERED FOR YEARS.
Happy Over the Cure and Restoration
to Health Through the Copeland
alatcbless " stem

Mrs. r. G. Mckay. a well-known resi-
dent of Kirkland. Wash. says:
NV trouble was catarrh OF the head
and throat and began some ten years
ago | really cannot say what caused IL
unless IL was from repeated colds Al
FIRST I was troubled greatly with sneez-
ing. accompanied by a copious discharge
from the nose, so much at times that ~
would almost run from my nose IN
stream Then again 4 would be attacked
with fits Of sneeZing. which would last
for hours. until I was almost FRUSTRATED
These symptoms grew gradually worse
in spite of ALI the treatment that i could
get Ny ears also became affected. ana
There was a humming and buzzing noise
which almost drove me wild. Then again
I would be half dead with headaches.
which seemed to come from the conges-
ton in my head Indeed. | was scarcely
ever without a headache. Ny throat was
always raw and sore. and ! had con
slant burning pain in my chest. My eyes
were badly inflamcd and sore. ana save
me so much trouble that [ was continu-
ally changing my glasses and treating
them I was 50 nervous at night that
could scarcely sleep az all
This was my miserable condition When
A friend or mine advised me 10 go 10 the
Copeland Medical Institute. in the COL
Inns building. They said ] could secure
steady treatment from the best special
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/ SWIMMING CONTEST
"a. interesting Feature Of the
ga. C. Ladies Smoker.
&C AND Y.M.c.A. RELAY TEAMS
,-se- for Bowling Tournsment-Good
Practice BY Football Team h
I.lfe-saying Practice.

:. ~ ladies smoker 70 nc given next
=. = evening % the ladies' OF seattle -
i. c. one o. the most novel feat
wsg ~ A relay swimming rare be-
go $3.50 members q the j. u. q. A
- re members u the 3 A c. TINS -
. -. .lrna ans race % this kind has
= asen plsee In Seattle. and the ont
=. - ! looked forward . Win rnucn IN
So =, members IL both 0rga nizations.
t.. t.. .snses 81 the Y. n c. A team have
= -. beer handed In 70 the commit
y. re- team that will do the honOrs for
e. 4 c. viii BE- made ~ today. and ~,ii
ss.-@s-xrif and sport DonneliY. Doc"
: 4 one or the best ail-around swim
- = ,he country, and viii give an ex-
- - fancy and trick swimming after
= r,re. Prof. Trennaman and Ben Don
=. xia attempt some high and trick
fslsg -. ,.,,,i b,ve tab
.re
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THE GOLDEN RULE.

DIR. Copeiand's maxim is Do unto the
sick yon would have the doctors Il by
You II you were PROSTATE with some
dreadful chronic maIady and without
he means to pay big fees. All who suf-
fer from catsrrh. asthma or bronchitis.
burning rheumatism or disiig urinG al I'm
diseases, lung or throat affections, liver.
kidney. bladder, stomach or bowel
trouble or any other waiting. chronic
ailment are welcome, every time, to all
the benefits of the Copeland Medical In
stitute. the Collins bailding, corner Sec
ond and James streets, wi .bout expense
beyond the nominal assessment of 30
per month, all medicines included.
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MANY BowLERS ENTERED.
lene List for the :. \. &. Tournament
Beginning Tomorrow.

ne handicap bowling tournament at the
: = e, which starts tomorrow night. has
eaEesi list Of entries OF any tournament
- aed The Est closed LAST night with
S.ae seYeniy-ive entries The PLAYERS
- q handicapped tomorrow by George
: NORRIS. Official handlcapper OF the : \.
ne list Is as follows: Edwin Hall
Aa'her +. Coulter. r Shafer. y. \. Bax-
san Brown. +. II Hardwick, L.
TTage. L. r. Pope. y. c. Richards.
= Jones. Isaac Brown. T. Bowden. \.
warner. 7. r Van Tuyl. II. X Steph-
s,a ur kloeher. G. \. Mckenzie. u.
va. u Y. Y. Bean. G = de Stel-
- ~. Hlll, Albert Bryan r = Reche.
!, hose s II. Rose Howard Allen.
Rainbow. =. n. waCenen. Il. q.
lamar. Il Savage. 4. K Spencer. NJ
HAYNES. l.. Turner. ]. G..
4, = 3. Allan. J s Tanner. l.. q. Al
Ehritch. : T Kelsey. J. r.
:, ssiene. r. /. Harwood. Frank Pierce.
I hanouse .. J. Row. & X. Robe
Rooeson. 4 Cookiugham. Y. r..
" " Kirkwoo5 - \. Spencer.
Lessey. + Niehafee. a.. \. Gn-
frof Van de Necr. ". Young.
Farren Charles FREY W n
Russell 2. + Smith. W. 4.
,'n. q. HAMILTON. = p Inesrson
49, Zee J + pzq~l " ~ WELDON.
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hope Of being cured. but | saw the state
men's of those who had been cured by
the Copeland treatment. and | made up
my mind TO try il as a last resort. II was
a good one. I commenced TO improve i'm
mediately. Ny vomiting ceased. and with
ii passed away all the pain and distress in
my stomach. NV appetite returned. and
Guilty. / sleep we'll. my bowels act natur-
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feel like y new man. and viii never cease
10 be grateful to the Copeland specialists
for what they have done for me-"