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Gave Lucky Dog a TRY.

San Francisco March 25.-For several
days owners have been afraid to star;
their horses against Lucky Dog, and
two races in one week were declared of
on that account. Today two horses
started against Reeds crack and both
of them beat him. Lucky Dog was
20 4, in the betting and big money was
wagered on him at those odds. he ran
a good race, but carried too much
weight and could not get within half
a length of the other two horses. Sum
maries:
First race-Five and a half furlongs:
Mutineer, s CChevalier). u TO /, won
Lodi, 102 (McAuliffe), p TO /, second;
Middleton, 102 (Sloane), s to /, third.
Time Ito. Raphael, Charger and Cal
lie Calvert also ran.
Second-I4alf mile, maiden two year
olds: Miss Brummel. los (Griffn), 6
to ., won; Joan, 10S (Covington), 70, TO
l, second; Red Pike, los (Carr). 5 to 1,
third. Time 30. Gypsette. filly; Out
da, filly; Extract, filly; Gods, Spry,
Lark, Edgemont and Valiente also ran.
Third-One mile, selling: Ingomar
102 Usom), to ), won; Miss Buckly, 81
(McIntyre), 50 to /, second; Mary s. So
Riley. to .. third. Time :44s4 Mol
lie r also ran.
Fourth-SiX furiOngs, selling: Wheel
Of Fortune, 80 Usom). 3 to /, won; Faro.
10l Boyd, 10 to !. second; Boreas, SO
(SiOane), 4 to l, third. Time1:13. Com
rade, May Day, Johnny Payne and
Garcia also ran.
Fifth-Six furlongs: Midas, 100 Osom)
3 To ], won; Thorn, 100 CCovinSton), i
to ], second; Lucky Dog, 120 CARR.
10 t, third. Time 1:141.. No others
ran.
Sixth-Five furlorgs, selling: Royal
Flush, 1O7 (Griffinl, to ., won; Sir
Richard, 1O3 QIilD, to l, second; Main
stay, 80 CSloane). , TO l, third. Time
1:0i. Banjo, Kathleen and McFarlane
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TOOK HIM BY STORM
CONTINUED from LIST page,

Semitic parties on April l. The Ma
tional LIBERAL club viii also give a ban
quet at the kaiSerhof April l. at which
the eUiogy on Bismarck will be pro-
nounced by DR.. Boettinger. the leader
OF the party The Conservatives Will
have a corners 10 the feen palast at
the same time and the Bismarck COM
mittee will have a similar ealebra ton.
but even on larger scale. on the
evening of his birthday
GRANDEST OF ALL
The gTandeSt celebration of all
promises 10 be the one arranged 10 take
place IN the vicinity OF the Gernania
monument in the NeiderwalG on th-
Rhine. which will be participated in by
representatives Of three principal cities
IN the Rhinish district. men belonging
70 every shade Of political opinion
The central part Of the celebration VIII
be at he foot OF the monument itselT
\ grand "commers'' in the Veaing an
the illumination OF the Mills and the
mountain peaks near by. together with
great fireworks on The Rhine VIII also
take place. In the Black Forest SINH
lar reJoicings viii occur. All the sum
mlts or the mountains in the region viii
show bOndhres on the evening of
March 81. HambuTg's municipal Cele-
bration. outside OF that arranged by the
German university students. viii be
very extensive. 4 political committee
has assumed charge Of "Commers~
TO which everybody is invited on the
night of March 50. on the night FOL-
lowing there VIII be great fireworks
and OF the niSht OF April !. a torch
igght procession in which 6.110 viii
share i TO proceed F'reidriChSruhe
The society of arts and sciences viii
undertake q procession 20 Friedrich
sruhe on the birthday morning ana
Prince md an r
the same society VIII witness at a Spe-
cially reserved performance ia the
Stadt theateF a patriotic drama and "A
festival play. written Tor the occasion
Besides that the whole city viii be IT,
Eliminated on April l. Many other cit
les have made similar arrangements.
BISMARCK MONU NENT
Besides undertaking "A pilgrimage
10 FREDERICKSBURG on April !. In which
some / POO OF the corps students Of Ger
many viii join. the latter viii also lay
the foundation stone 10 "A Eosusrc<
monument on the summit ~ Rrdels-
berg in Thuringia. TO which the en-
peror has contributed l.eO0 marks.
In foreign countries. too, Germans
have been anxious 70 do honor 20 The
old statesman. The Germans OF
Odessa have started Bismarck fund
which is 10 be used iT assisting help
less widows and orphans. In 81 Pc
tersburE. Moscow. Baku. CharDov.
Riga. ROYAL and other cities of Russia
funds have been collected 70 present
Bismarck with a fine gift. In Graft.
the people have furnished the money %
work out a ma guiucent silver Jankard.
The parliamentary deVut8 tiOn Te-
turned 10 this city this eveHiE and all
the members expressed themselves as
highly satisfied with their reception
During the lunch at the princes resi-
dence. the old eX-chancellor was i'm
high spirits and be led the converse
ton in an animated and brilliant man
ner. He reminded his guests that the
year 1895 marks the jubilee Of his en-
trance into parliamentary service.
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ALL ONE BREATH.
Utah Convention for Religious federation
and Barring POlygamy.

Salt Lake, Utah, March 25.-The COM
mittee on ordinance and federal rela-
lions submitted a report to the con-
stitution convention today. The first
section Of the report is as follows:
Perfect liberation of religious senti-
ment shall be secured and no inhabi-
tsnt Of this state shall ever be modest
ed in person of property on account of
his or her mode of religious worship;
and polygamous or plural marriages
are forever prohibited"
The convention adopted a resolution
of sympathy for the people Of Wyoming
in the calamity which overlook them i'll
the Amy mine disaster and voted one
days salary of members for the relief
of the wives and children of the vic
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BILE unread. This motion was defeat ted
and the resolutions, which favored Miss
Wells. were read. DR.. Neel again OBJ
jected to the adoption of the resolutions
and was supported by fifteen other
ministers. a heated debate followed
during which some very acrimonious
language was INDUCED in. Rev. +. VI.
Cromer was so excited that his voice
trembled when he said he noticed
great deal of ungentlemanly behavior
and had also noted the same conduct
on previous occasions. He had calmly
sat and taken the unkind. ungentIemal
" and unchriStian remarks of certain
gentlemen but would in future resent
all personal allusion at any cost.
Dr.. Neel was on his feet as soon as
DIR. Cromer had concluded. and replied
in vigorous way. Finally the Wells
resolutions We're laid on the table but
this did not appear 10 smooth matters
over 10 any great extent.
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New Orleans, March 25.-Track fast.
Summaries:
First race-One mile: Lay On II to )
won; Void II to 10, second; Florence p,
to >, third. Time 1:42l2.
SecOnd-Four furlongs: Bonnie Jean
6 to !, won; Inspector Hunt, 3 to !.
second; Brydse, . TO >, third. Time 80.
ThiTd-SiX furlOngs: Daphne, & to T.,
won: Rarguard. to I. second; Euna,
to ;, third. Time I:15is.
Bourth-Handicap five and a half
furlOngs: Mark 8, 10 1. Won: Miniver.
4 TO 1, second; Johnny McHale, 16 to ,.
third. Time 1.OSl5
Fffth-SiX fuTlongs: Prince Imperial
s to ;. won: Readina. 50 to !. second:
Revenue. to /, third. Time 114%.
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IN MEMORY oFralsCe ALBERT.
BeautifuI Service Held Every Year the
AnniversarY OF His Death.

Every year on the 14th of December
Queen Victoria holds solemn service
To commemorate the deaths OF the
prince consort and of Princess Alice
of Hesse. Gu this occasion the beauti-
full memorial chapel is open to the
court and TO certain Of the queens
tenants and tradespeople, but under no
pretext are the public admitted 10
either the plantation at Frogmore,
which surrounds the mausoleum, or 10
the building itself. The service held
this year followed the usual form laid
down many years ago by the queen,
and the music, most exquisitely rem
dcred by the choir of It. Georges
chapel. had also been chosen by her
majesty.
As each year goes by a greater inter
est attaches 20 the vacant space above
the tomb OF the prince conso-t. for on
the now empty slab the carved effigy
of the queen viii one dav lie. When
her majesty first announced her inten-
ton Of being buried By her husbands
side, considera BILE difficulties were
raised. and it was urged that an Eng
lish queen could only be buried among
her crowned predecessors al Westmin-
ster, or Windsor. But no arguments
have ever turned her majesty from her
purpose. and in time the beautiful IL
closure al Frogmore VIII be her ac-
cepted royal cemetery. The nausoIeu11
Of the duchess Of Kent Is but stones
throw from that Of the prince consort-
C1ltwar1ly. SAYS a writer ia s.. Psurs,
il Is the more pleasing Of the two. AID
the bridge across a placid lake, BY
which the mausoleuu is approached,
and some fine weeping willows, lend
Il & most picturesque ana peaceful ar.
The anniversary % the ErIuce coz
sorts death IS passed nv the queen n
2 b-olute retirement. After the servics
az the nausoleun her ma jes;y retires
20 her own apartments. where. IL 90
disposed. she receives few mem oers
az her family. There IS 10 music n The
castle on ths- day. snd the pripcesses
and ladies 81 the household are ex-
pected 20 appear u black gowns, or %
grey with black bonnets and gloves
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FOUL PLAY HINTED AT.
Allegations Made that Senator Fair.
Death was Due TO Poison.

San Francisco. March 2j.-The Call
says: The latest sensational develop
ment i'm the noted Fair viii case is that
insinuatiOns ara abroad that the de-
ceased millionaire died by poison sd-
ministered by parties Interested in his
death taking place at a certain time.
Miss Cousins. who claims 10 have been
the afIianced wife Of senator Fair.
broadly hints at her suspicious that
Senator Fair had been given poison Al
more than one time TIE suspicious Of
Miss Cousins are backed Up by a san
Franciscan who is in a position -
know a great deal that occurred u
Senator Fair just before his death
This man is keeping I'm the back ground
Tor certain reasons. but when he tells
his tory. the public will be able % form
opinions whether the suspicious of
Miss Cousins is grounded or not
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SPACE WANTED AT ATLANTA.
Little Costa Rica will be Represented at
the Cotton states Exposition.

Atlanta, Ga, March 25.-Advices just
received from Costa Rica are 10 the eff
feet that the government has appoint
ed Mr.. Theodore NJ. Mangel commits
sioner for an exhibit TO be made at the
Cotton States and Industrial eXposi-
ton. The commissioner has applied
for space on which TO erect a pavilion
in which the products of Costa Rica
will be placed. This is similar 10 the
exhibit made by Costa Rica at the
worlds fair. where the little republic
took off fifty-five premiums. The COM
missioner is of the opinion that large
number OF exhibits can be had from the
coffee planters and factories of Costa
Ric3
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THE WEiTGiEG.

Wichita. March -
Local forecast for W ichita and vicinity
Fair: warmer Tuesday afternoon and
" edueSday
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was ~ degrees. the
lowest a degrees. and the mean G. do
gvecs, with clear weather. fresh north 20
light north east winG and high barometer.
Thus far this month the average tenn
peraturc has been . degrees.
For the past six years the aver1 re tenn
perature for the month of March has
been 81 degrees and for the 18th day II
degrees. FRED l.. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington. March 2.-FollOWinE is the
forecast I'D 10 s y. m. Tuesday.
For kansas-Fair weather. slightly
warmer: winds shifting 10 southcrly.
For ColOredO--Fair, winds shifting 20
sCutherly.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair. eaSterIy winds.
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Rvan and lourteu aEatched.

Kansas City. March "a local pa
per says the hackers of Tommy Ryan
WelterWeight champion Of the world,
ana Patsy Purtell. who defeated the
Saginaw Kid At Galena. Kansas,
last week. lave arranged FOR meet
Ing between these two pugiiists about
April j.. 1t viii be an eight round con-
test for points. Ryan and Purtell have
not met in the ring since the latter was
a novice. Both began their pubilistic
career at the same time and much in
terest is felt in the proposed match.
PuTtcll has decided 10 make Kansas
City his home and viii train here for
his bout with Ryan
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- of Trntting Stood.

Chicago, March 25.-The Berry COM
binstion sale of high bred trotting stock
opened today with the sale of the game
race horse Jenny \, 2:I5lz. for 81 1850
She j. by Phalias, :2I324. dam Dutch
Girl. 2.2Iaa. She was the star of the
consignment of the late !. I Case. The
next best was Jack JeIett. 2.1S1a, by
WinncbaEo Chief. out Of Lulu Bell, for
$500. In all eighty-tWo head were sold
for SIS so
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Sol EngIish PM Ont.

Baltimore March 25.-Sol English,
the local champion featherweight, was
put out tonight i'm one minute and forty
seconds by George Il. Smith, at the
Eureka club contest. The stake was
$500 and the purse $50. Joe Gauz, the
cOlored lightweight champion, met
Paul Johnson, the kangaroo. The kan
CARGO had all the best Of the six round
bout, which was declared a draw.
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AMONG The SPANIARos.
& characteristics Of the Women OF Catslonis
Easy and bright.

i-t-N NHH
In Catalina you are constantly re-
minded, among the women. Of tn,
comely type Of Provence. Straight,
well balanced women with bright,
eager gisnces, 50 different from the
other Spaniaris OF their sex; not besu,
tful but alert, easy 81 carriage.
healthy. and blithful workers. and a.
mes surprisingly free 81 the notices
Die degradation Of the mouth, which j.
characteristic Of people in decay
Not 50 attractive As the pleasant
Provcncale, 81 a surety. but with some-
thing ~ her square brow and look Of
diminished Roman.
The men are rougher and palmer.
end while both sexes gesticul5te auo
SIRE voluabje enough. they possess as
lite q true Progcncal cferyescense -
they do OF tsstIliau courtesy and
charm Good nature the women off.i
s. apology Tor brains. bnt the middle
and lower class male is frankly ex
scrable
The very dialect he speaks and writes
T. ~ hiicols % the sight aud ear that
there IS fear ~ the foreigner approach.
iag BIN vi'h prejudice Just 50 suave
and beautiful B. the language OF
fa@trl.e. composed - The raost musical
coca Dlee, aud hardly Jess harmonious
IN che printed page than IN the ed
aca'ed mouth. Just 30 harsh add bar.
barrie - this .alrct 81 Catalonia.
u Is not ! think. improbable ths,
the sound % che speech ere h2bitnailr
after may 20 a guiding .ufsruce upon
our manner. offer tass az en- er
p.auatIoa - tn@ p5iileuess - tEs
reura ard the courfeous Tu-cana
tle dignity a. enc Castiiilans. 7rhs
peak. one graceful. the other a
1-eef. and che iasf a noble language
Francis. - Assist had covered n
90 % with bird and beast-.n fataisn.
end ~.- fai.. sidney we're ICES "a rtivat.
1~ g. vzlrcgs -ert. rs-en,s tad
be-D expressed Ia speech ~ bsr0&rle---
looa W0rd-
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st Louis, March 25.-East ST. Louis
results.
First raCe-Three quarters Of a mile:
Montell. won; Barnes. second: Snug
gler, third. Time l.Zlt2.
SeeoEd-Nine siXteenths Of a mile:
Billy the Kid, won; l.. J. Knight, sec
ond LeJa /. third. Time :59is
Third-Three quarters Of mile: St
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John l.. i Improving.

Boston. March John I. SUllivan's
condition is improving. He slept We'll
last night and portook Of a good break
fast this morning. It IS expected that
he win be out in a few days
Later: John l.. Sullivan was bright
and clipper tonight and VIII be able
TO be about in a day or two.
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TRIED AT \ SPECIAL TERM
VI. !. Spur ON Trial for Violations of the
Banking Act.

Nashville. Tenn. March 25.-Judge w.
II. Taft OF Cincinnati. is holding a spec
iai term Of the United States circuit
court in this city for the trial of the
indictments against NJ. \. Spur. charg-
ing him with violations of the National
banking act IN wrongful CerJifcatjon
checks drawn by Dobbius K Dazey. \
jury was soon empanneled and the trial
commenced. Frank Perteriield the
cashier OF Spurs bank and who i
serving = ten years term in the Kings
county, New York. prison for aiding
IN the wreclSinC OF the bank. i in the
city and VIII be "a witness for the de-
feniaur
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Beage, won; Bookie. second; Notre
Dame, third. Time 1:22.
Fourth-Seven eighths Of a mile: Boil
linger, won; Cyantha, second; frankie
D.. third. Time 1871.
F'ifth-Nine sixteenths of a mile:
Bridget won: Annie +, second; Buck
knight. third. Time ny.
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Pedestrian Ahead OF Time.

Cleveland, O., March 25.-George VIII
son Of Cincinnati, the dead broke"
pedestrian, who is engaged in the task
of walking to the four corners of the
United States, arrived i'm Cleveland
today from Maine, twenty-fOur hours
ahead of time
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Making Light OF His Troubles

Its a good idea 10 make light O,
your troubles Il do replied Happl-
20: whenever a creditor sends me a
letter burn it.~-W Washington star.
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THeIya RorInha TO 2 DRAW.

Providence, r. J. March Pa twelve
round fight between John \. Sullivan
Of Los Angeles, Cal, and Billy Hill,
''MuldoOn's pickanniny," before the
King Phillip Athletic club tonight re-
suited in a draw
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"You seem excited, dear. What has
happened?"
Poor Jack Murray. ! have just re-
jec.ed him"
''Oh, don't mind a little thing Ike
that. Why, l reject him every SIX
rnouthsi--I.ife's Calendar.
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sons from An parts Of the country lad
RIckIEN.s ARNICA sALyr.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains COrns and all Skin EruptiOns.
and positively Cures Piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price - cents per box. For sale by
Charles Lawrence and q. Gehring.
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Quaker City Turns Out Gusdily APP
pareIed, but the Common. Cheap. yuI-
gar TaIlow Cakes on the Ways.
Philadelphia, March 25.-The big AM
erican line steamer 81. Paul was not
launched today. At the eleventh hour
she disappointed her owners. the Inter
national Navigation company, her bull
ders, the Messrs. Cramp, and the vast
multitude OF humanity waiting TO wit
ness her initial dip, BY refusing TO
bulge an inch from the ways. When
the schedule time, 115 p. m. arrived,
the yard was crowded with thousands
of sightseers and Miss Frances C. Girls
com stood on the christening stand
swinging the bottle of champagne TO
give the ship its baptism and awaiting
the signal 10 give its name. The props
We're knocked away but she did not
move. Then an investigation was
made and il was discovered that the
Iallow with which the ways had been
creased had caksd 10 the consistency
of flint and instead Of assisting IN slid
ing the boat of, rather retarded ITS
movement. When the condition .oT the
tallow was perceived jacks We're resort
of hose was turned on the ways in the
hope Of loosening the tallOw. but this
too failed. Next a hawser was thrown
to five boats in the river and all pulled
together, but all these efforts failed
AT 2.45 p. m, il was announced Jhat
no further efforts would be made 10
launch the vessel today. Immediately
after the crowd dispersed gangs OF
workmen were set TO work at the ways
and in the course of two or three days
they will be rebuilt, when she VIII aSani
be ready To go of This Is the first tal-
ure OF the sort since 1873 when the Penn
syIvania stuck half way down the ways.
4 large number Of Ff~.ir 0rr'-
sons from all parts of the country had
come 10 see tie launch. Inc o,- --.--
delegation, about seventy in unmber.
reached town yesterday and took 40
their quarters at the StratOTd hotel.
where they We're welcomed by the may
or and the officials of the navigation
company. This morning they were dr1V
en- To Chestnut wharf and boarded the
steamboat Columbia upon which they
were conveyed 10 the shipyard. The
GlidiTOn club, composed mainly or
Washington newspaper men, waited
to see the launch on one of the city
ice boats in the river. With their par
~ were the following who We're guests
of Charles H. Cramp: Mrs. Secretary
Carlisle, Logan Carlisle and wife, Sena-
tor and Mrs. German and Senior RO-
nero, the Mexican minister.
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set the Date Back.

Little Rock Ark. March 25.-The date
for the glove contest between Kid Nc
Coy and Danny Needham has been
changed from April to Monday, April
!, at the request OF a numebr of horse
men, April 6 being get away day"
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Force of Habit

Miss Waltzer-Let rs have another
round before the music stops
Young Dancer generously. bit so-
sent-mindedly}- on me
this t;rle.-BrOoklyn Life
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Happily Divorced

Your three daughters are married
Did they marry happily
Two are married happily and one :
divorced happily. ". y. Press
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= = u
y. writes - had been
suffering from alteration
snd falling the womb
for seveTslye or siuce
the birth o. nv youngest
child. Icon suited a,ithc
physicians around here
and they gave me uD and
said there VS. no help
for me.
AT last. alTuos discorr-
hge7l. ] began taking Dr..
PieTCcs Favorste Pre-
sCriptiou and took Eve
bottles. IT'S three wears
since and ! have not had
any return OF tiierrJuhie
] feel very grateful and
IN fact, owe You my life.
Tor do not think I Sr-r,
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Plenty OF Them

Miss St-ucksome-Do you think thers
are any openings for girl on the
stage?
Mr. Binthair-You be. there are As
q rule. it's full OF traps--N. !. World
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Cash i'm the Treasury.

Washington, March 25.-TOday's
statement OF the condition Of the
treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance. Slse,04S ,255; gold reserve, 500
-
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vs. Hlrks-I oS5t - ~ ned -
having ere roaa.-szzsn "a fac kitchen
every evening
Ear-e-fs ~. r1usa. 7 vas ~ af-ar,d
q tes cor&Tozeh~s down 'here ,hs, Z
called for police protection -. 4
NOD
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New Orleans Races.

Pimples, blackheads, red, rough and
oily skin prevented by Cuticura Soap.
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ENOUGH no START WITH.
Pullman Operatives Ready to Begin Work
at HiaWatha.

At Hiawatha.
Kansas City. March ga sUecitl
from Hiawatha, Kan. SAYS. Thirty
two Pullman woTkmen brought here
last fall finally succeeded in interesting
enough capital To start them in the
manufacturing business. \ building
and two acres OF ground have been
bought for them and they hone Il he
a work Tor themselves in side a week.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN

be delicate, rundown, or overworked. it
worries her husband as we'll as herself.
This Is the proper time TO build ND her
strength and cure those Weaknesses. or
ailments, which are the cause of her
trouble. Dr.. Pieroe's Favorite PreScrip-
ton dfspels-aclles and pains melancholy
and nervousresS. brings refreshing sleep
and makes new woman of her.
Mrs. AHsaN i.vcN. of E5Jrzlnt. Is5s7san q, y