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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-01
TRIBESMEN HAVE ENOUGH.
Wish to Appogixs spo Kssw the
Conditions of fsr5pn.
RINDls DRIVEN From TIE PASS
More Than Teurs~en 7hoassps p~ss.
pie Hsr~ Died af DysenIery sn
Sspsp-aoBeon 10 shSp Hoslson-

fii1rla, October s1.-hucnrting 10 . dis-
patct from Karanpn. e5t czg,erted hdvnnof
10 Ar,hunEn rnss WIS nrde this morning.
Eanoisa weEtrs2cptt seinsd the villages
copring the Line Df ndrGnue, nao the
m'tillsry. brought into RGtiun ut $50
o'oloak. soun expelled the tr'IbeEmen tram
the sanEnrs. Only slight orpnEition wng
encountered. The crest was rsndhod ami
The mass captured by CensrRi westinae-
optt at 1p:8n. ylbe British sustnined only
D tf,tfifng Ions Captain Essmrle If the SikIhs
vnf slightly wounded.
The rrullahE al Sabafhr have FED TO
,eitibaa and Sir William L,ocizhalt if now
desaenainE 10 tine Atridi T'ir-ahs
The hrnser II AfEhGnistan raceivsd
deIrutaMon of the Afridis md OrnkzHiE ut
1hbul. ms aapltal ON The 1TGh Of the
mnnah IN modifying fiie British ugerft
al cat'Iai0 Of Tire fact he wrote TINT 1he
ttgnasmsn .'were FUN of alarm and re-
penisnoe" and had atiksd him 10 eubrnit
their apology 10 the British government
Ind to ascertain the conditions Of pnrdnn.
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ouEht always 10 remember. because II
play s3eh g PROMINENT part in tis iiiA
THESE words are Faith ans Heas- II ~
your Iaith In your iif1n lhmi 1rlaae ycu hopa
Ano labor Tor the success which you han
achieved
In conclusion. gentieGls q, lei me smrEeu
two words gpon your memory These vent
are hesponsihility and Opportunity. 70
occupy q very responsible place. AID
would have you conduct goylsssvas With I
consciousness Of ihs waves or widening d.
fiuence ihAt come out from ylglr ar,ionk
B.ogs quit swearing; quit telling 5cAes wtn
uat1s in thnm, be rnen o! purity Of lsp an
life ans Jet The opening Opportunity Z
eacn new day that comes ind ypa ready 4
enter AMI use IL.
rad not recognized hsiiare The fact TIT
your National chaplain brought Dui ttSt =
you rs due large part d the credit e
cecneDting together TIE 1roltB North a.
south. Accepting that stas,aInent readily
neg You TO remainder tba1 yUur opp0l
furity is Just opening wt9tr. ttrat gyeAs
heights ere YET q b. obtained.
beg gou. In conclusion, 90 let your u
through future years prove without excep
tion the description which have SO hastily
gwen you here thank YOU
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As VIEW ED By a BANKER.
Postal savings Bank Would Benefit
the People Very Materially.

fNbi1i s1flEEh w Yufu bSpEav
the People Very Materially.
Chicago Reaora.
T. +. Brown. president Of The Galexturg
National bank VI Ga]esburg, IN. had the
following to say recently in favor Of Puetal
Savings banhs:
Yes ! believe in postal savings banks
There is Need in our couElry-yes, an
absolute Deieessity-thAt people should be
taught 10 make 5uaaeaous use Of their
earnings in either words taught 10 save
money. This, like ah other education.
saollld begin with the young. The postal
system would help in This. as il w0ale he
IN the reach uf all ard WOLFE afford GDy
one, even tho small children, an oppor-
tunity TO make J beginning in saving
s0rnethfag. IL should he started Oh 3
plan TINT wall gather the waste naasy
that ROW never sees q hank. In tins WY
the penny ie cared fer until il gels enough
added 10 il 10 nake dolsr Ana from
this IL grows on uAtil il rxsc4as judiciouE
inTestDeni-a homestead a.d lGsa ass9-
citation. q lot or Il huIns STARRED, or some
thing TO which The owner attaches q val Ne
Then this person Begins 10 hscurne sarDs-
thing. Here eEds Cur anarchist and SO
ciAl1st and government owrersbip, which
80 many arS Today aaSorAring and Of which
40 rlany are afraid The secret Of saving
u 10 make L beginning When thlx bagin-
ming Is MADE thsp there arrives something
aetter in The Individual. The saving zntie1
be used. invested. set to work Out. pf
this GROWS the business habit atnd ont oil
this habit tire man who develops and be-
comes capable Of mannsing IL. Now. ii
seems TO me, LIS 4 mems 10 This end, all
AuNllaries we GELD ADVISE that are jus.
and honorable should be used Doing
things is contagious, aadsif this movement
Was o1lre universal and became a popular
movement fai would inqEa more in that
direction and in iirS@ might be.g-nfs 0
National characteristic
No II is my opinion banks aud bankers
as ruae nre not opposed TO The pastal
bank system. and ii is rzs optimism che sys-
TEN On time wonid henone an 1Siuact o.
banking and business. iEst as IN Church.
ihs Sunday school is a help 10 the church
moi a rornpetiior, We should take a
broad view Of these ihsnrs. rlnl a sslssh
one- Selsfzhness hurts Tire self in business
as weld as ia morals Yes FOR one yoa
raay put me down fer postal savings backs,
ard. M ] szsd before, whvn the time comes
scn viii fna HANKS are nut as a rule.
oTpoafd TO fbsrn- as they villa recognize
in them an adjunct az business OF all KINDS
ans il is out Of Increased business that
hanks grow Ena prcsrer,"
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America VIII Probably Get Bult1an
in settlement

7.andrn- Octobsr ga---Money IL iemTui =
ardly plentiful and as q result the rates
show downward tendency. The sales ct
American securities have oentsea and il is
exported ttat Londru viii have 10 settle
the adverse trads balance in bullion though
Large geld withdrawals are aeG eKpectad
sines tine rgGs5ng OF the hank rate the
demand for gold has been confined TO the
open market The refusal of the large
banks 10 tnNe tAllS at less than per cent
keeps dise@unl rates al This hgure Short
luans are freely offered al ~ per cent to
-. psT nent.
The markets were iuil in the early rsrt
Of last week becEuss OF the settlement
towards The end the movements were m-
regular, but more cheerful American rail-
way seCuri&ieS were dspressea untik -zs-
tsr'day. failing fT'o1 70 21@ rsointA -
Inio1 Pacific shares we're aarEelv soId <.n
the report that the sale Of the road would
he T'ost ppned, but did mot recover mach
heeAalse ii WAS presumed TINT the tsr5ea to
be paid wrald damage The shsrebolders
nto1 PEe.he railway shares fell Us
points, Cslntzaa Pned<ac shares "a ruialis,
Illinois Central 3 baltimore and Ohio is4
Louisville ana Nashville ara DeriFer pre-
fsrnea 1lr. New York Central ia
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pEMocRArlc rgerRns

on the vote cf aohppo whach 4, IA ex-
I'ected NaA be Issdled in the t,erourhs q
MsnhagaEn Gad the Bronx. soraer Mayo,
Grant estimates THAI ll5.opa VIII be cast
tar TIE regular aerreonstic nuH8ueer. which
h " fsT cent over last years avnrpEe
vh3eh w4s q ltsw ME
2has VITA leave aDsat $50 sac 1sses 10 he
oiAerNiss elslti.au;Rd
10 Rroaslyn the registration lis aDs 400,
OF which $4,000 reteH wGll be pallaSt A
conservative eEiiiaate gives lae ds.nnrrutr
eyeee. leaNiiiT ass.0ie 10 he divided CHER
wise. Ts1neg ans Low ARE sa.lcrilrrx.s 81
siF OF tnsA.si Henry George. gr.. he Asnfnss.
villa gel ko9a The Remaining Stlpp0 votes
atsauSe fhs saue shat were With hsphe.ra
Ia 1SAs ana fhses are ereaitsd 10 Trasg and
Low ,aap 10 The socialists ana COO 10 the
Yrpsaatlenlsts, Tse reuSsiHanr soAQ Eruxt
be PAL into the regulpr esgaamniic uoausun
-ashahg lie snairs number $500 The Day.
eesats VIII gst ~ per cent 81 lie % 500 In
the borough Of QUeens and y hike peaeeat-
age CO TIE lsl0se gutes 60 he -asf - TIE
borough OF Eaehmaas
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ArTEarTED noaD-Up.
Asn Were After neek I.kaaa Train
Msth Dynamite.

Sssburae, Tssxas. pctoher sl--Mr. Y r.
Davis. csgxr t-rsnsner fer The fas1er- iSat-
ne Grprer CO OF PORK wcfah. tslis 81 an
ATTEMPTED wreck and sisaa1 -Oha,ssy or nc
Rock is.ar1 railway iAst w,.Aseessx s,e-
xMeea EeEa and Paradise. lseefsh d; FSrt
Meffhe The wverxess ha0 lsizrsau TAO
g ess+ ties t'n the track. The s4lape ID 4
c1okt. nre across the track ana tlax o, Net
y sfx it~ift Ct sbe TRACK Yhe eFglalpst
saw re o4sssrurtlor ARA slagses te stop.
Nrls1 ne heatso Afeersa ArHnes isasu s,lrsfss
nrsr i1t NAek IN the edge os the wnoe.
u kl,sw ftssr 6es4gr- 50 he de.s,ayi ~
Ilsx AN ana hs Eus On steam and ssss-
crnet@ ~ eAtea.lr the crxsas .e.rs as,-
pusfarE tben along. ~a'1
& Azk<f The ttasn Mas stepped aaa t.s.-u,-.
e~rt hack 10 shs place where ~. 49,
~ fobtsrE were seen, ft%y fopta thrs,,
q " e s'arks. rtah fMse a-as eefss IVA
slse fxo 7ongids Of reSa ,sep,,sr i, ~
SssspLnee lfaAf the dynzErste ens "a -
s.ss's se saoM opsn the safe AMI TIE M
GtS.s4Aasce oAe'Sa ~hF
AnSsuf .,rTy yxasH eagprs w@re IL ~,
xsa a. Tod iAs attsnlsa s,axAsss,s 20
49, 10y dtafas nHght haze heen ts y. -, ~.
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AMERICAN WHEAT'SCHANCE
Asstro- Hunasrv Is Taking Large
Quantities of Grain.
HAS PRACTICALLY 0aT EXPORTING


washington prtober 81 SECRETARY VII
son of the department Of agriculture haA
Just published repors prepared undsr his
direction iy Frank "a. Hitchcock. chies q
the section Of foreign nsriEts that gires
srrne Interesting facts rsla1ts 10 the
present wheat sborrbEe in Arg'Io Hungary
nnd the consequent i'm o5i1ation INTO lrbt
country Of American grain. According to
The United States consu1 nj ReichenberE.
Astiia. Ri Importation Of 900 uarloaak Of
American wheat wRs rnaae az carly rs
August Another Importation Of 1900
bushels Of No 2 red wheat and Kansas
wheat purchased through The Vienna pro-
ginre srrilanEe
After rerauniine These unusual frnperia-
tions OF TIE present ssason. the tullr.n
presents a careful review OF The gnia sit-
uaticsn in AGftro- Hungary, during the
lafa ten years II he oftciaI EFT frlc. as
quoted are fulfilled ire cctnpfned wheat
production Of Austria and Hungary Will
amount 10 lhitle more than 5000 300
bushels, or Bbour 60. 90n 900 huslsls short
Of Ihs crop o. 1sgs. which was es tlaT.rd
at about 100 GOO 600 Aside from rhis ror-
dition, Importation and expectation curing
the decade make II apparent that a u slzt a
change has occurred IL The last few TedrF
as regards the general Situation in AVS 10
Hungary The tendency of t.s ra-aors
CEREALS has been toward large btare
consumption of the National product cra
&C nssqusut reduciio1 cf the surulus avi. T.
stle for shipment 10 other Lands Nest
Of The cereals are Dow brvurnt into The
COUNTRY il larger quantities han they are
exptf- ed. Barley is t5e -rlly grain of
which any considerable amount continues
10 he shipped stroad
in respect to other reisalr the etlius
Of the monarchy is apparently that Of
transition tre-n nm exTsor Ing into an in
ptl-tiag country. While it is ilnr'dlr u he
expected that shsse changed candl cre
viii to q cnnsi lsrahle exg~ut r-eats eg-
larEed demand ter cersais Il America ihe
fact SIS set forth Is certainly o. Interest.
Of which the Tnit9d States viii do %eii
to thEe account
The flour trade with Brlkil IL large atd
Increasing. residing 1l1-5 barrels PER ar
nun during 1Sgl-sh THIS increasing hol5
upon the market should be controlled tx
euxiFely by UNITED States miliers.
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FOOTBALL pLAYER rEAD.
Newer Recovered ConscfouKness
ter Scrizn mage.

Atlarlta. Ca. October s1---Ton Ganue1
one f 1hs ll2gTers of TIE University I
Georgia foofsall learn, died This r,orasal
that Team end Z taarn Of the Gggtyers<p
OF Virginia in this City yesterday afsH
nooe- Won CANNON newer regaiaea co4
scla3srasS after q sc-irl1naE% M the y
CUMMING 9t Tine SECOND hAal. He YVES %
d qile star players OF the 1eara. 3ats BOD
Ngas taken today fcr bn.ia. 10 Rome. Ca
his former pou1e.
3s4s GssAth has stirred prs.ndice zr-ainJ
the game among dfs@ Dlasn5sTs @t u
State Legislature, which i lGw in So
saoIi- a number Of Legislators szpresse1
themselves to-day as bitterly Opposed 4
the game, and II is probable lhaa Gz
viii be passed in few dg3s making ia
mis- aeneaaur 1 o engage i'm garTls of fo<,
b2ll In This State. The .ac1stF Of u
university has decided 10 pfsotli1it -
game IN the future
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Says Hc WIZ peiirsse His Life to
His Fathers Work.

HIS Fathers Work.
New York October 81 Henri csurge.
son and sreo<ssor Of the late Reary
Georss. has Issued the sollowiuga = AM
IA atscctionaie son e MOST loving fsfh-
en- Bstweea US has saasisea The close 5,
eorpanicasAip- have clear unssr-
standing of ana nretoSlsd &asnSrx.sos mr.
al that he has Sasd and done. a man
has bas cns ise to live simply daassa,@
ntne to the GAUSS FOR wAich my faaAer
sArn has II siecitd 10 the EXISTED s,ace
O. snayor q New yOvk. shan ASH NY
seat plesSra 20 tuinil every oonAaslsa ana
promise made by him. aud shall 5rnr
'ssrahie Justice 90 those passae oor.n5ssOu-
asss whn for SO ,o1g have Hauns.A ihe.r
e@sas in ne faces Of the common .es,,ie
~fA1n they have inGalsed and r0hbsd. Ia
all The worse l prsslsira shas. NJ fathers
work As he pshaasd ard sursn-a it ssa,,
be carried far~zfa wshsaf sa.tss4ns or
sre-rsrs Let ali Who tack nope At sirht
q his eannsr keep heart and follow ana
3ss1s on. ana NE shan prcss 81 ana oa
rniss iii~ l. en-
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A VALUABLE IsvEyTios.


German Has Invented ssnoitestHcs
whSch Consumes smoke.
Berlin. October 81 "A German NAMED
Knhlar has pntsntad q Emnkestack width
us sai1 To effect u cansEete consumption o'
amuks and 10 average q sBsine Of 20 pes
cent HI fuel. Am ordinary fireman u able
to place iii. ii co.sts 4DD MARKS
Experrs declare thBt II VILE rsralutisrrize
the fyBtsrn OF heating by cuhl
lt is reporso from Keil that thorough
tests of the invention hHre Teen Inpds 1t
the navy yards with The result that thoas
hpve been orders from all over the coun-
try for the ruioksFstark.
Lieuteuaint NiblAch nHral ntthcbs Of tre
United sitHtes enhassy. haf ssnt q special
rcpa:f 10 Washington recommending the
adoption OF tine Invention ia the Unifod
StsteE navy. The naval lttache for The
Chinese embassy Inns selmt a girailas reg
ommendHtit,n 10 Pek.n
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THE GopD ,np CASE.


Kansas City, October 2i---Yor the second
Sunday il succession The criminal court
room OF Kansas WIS made ihe ses9e Of the
srdsng Of sensational r1urGer trial To-
asy the fury 81 TIE case OF Dr.. jefferson
y Goddard, FOX TIE AAasiag q FEeaerlek j
secascc- with whose ~lse u MRs ailegea
Gtcdard has been iniIxz2ie. rerarsss1 far
the s-1th A-ne that they were unable 10
agree uIssa rerd-s1 and Nere DISCHARGED
n week ago in the same rom at aaoel
the same 9sGns JURY had acquitted .,ehn
Seh2tsel 31z kAa2icg Ds- l.. A. Rerger Rko
u u alleged. had sustained crsEairal rxla-
ticcss vita the prixeasrs wife. The eases
hare been tee rmo most sensational uiss,s,er
'r.aas thai Kansas City courts have mad 10
deal with for yszs&
Tie Goddard case gxs given % he sury
hate Friday nlgat las. after an exciting
trial
Fire times since they have been out
they are seat tor the judge and repeated
ihas they we're unable 20 agree npou a
rsFdsct Judge Loagsn x2S determined
thai they sA1ald SECURE sndinr ana each
iirce- sfs<- administering a severe lecture
sent them lack 10 deliberate Today. srrs
h.rtrg tzkea nearly forty ballots. they
AEasa emphasized their tnabilt,r 10 arrta
eaa 3nage Laagea discharged thena. re
srst haliot s1ood eight for ceavieiscn ana
ioar Ter scoHsIisi. Tae Inst bsila; resuises
N tie--eax 70 six n i heiisred "a, !
rev trial vii! foGlov al an early da:e
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YOU CAN !
BE CURED

Many men and women are suffering o.
told misery spending the-- money -
medicines good and bad, but for the wa4(
OF INTEL gent treatment are being an
aWaN IN premature graves Help IS IN ~
reach Of every sl-AfeT-ng man and worna4i
AL cases OF Nervous Diseases. weak1fo,
Failing Energies. Narscocslt. CnnAEurA1
Losses and Drains, Female Weakness
wheeler they be from The effects Of esr63
errors. in6iscretions. overEork, sockneal]
or from any cause, we can quickly az
permanently cure by the most unts1h1!
methods known to modern medical ski
Small Weak and Sarunken OrxaslZ
strengthened and developed to a perfs6a
ana healthy condition. Amos. all ease{
OF Consumption, RaeunsE SIN CAfarfA}
Kidney and Liver Conapl2 nts can 81
traced to these diseases, ana BY appiyin<
the proper remedies s cure can always N
es@c.ed- Many Csen and women suneri45I
from these diseases are IKE 6rowninl
men. grssplng after mere ssr3N< such r.
Free Prescr1 atonS, Free Treatments. e1x3
only 20 nud thenaSelvec dupeSs by sc0f
frspdu,ently C. O. D. druggist or msts
c.re company
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which Inns bscn neeptbHtins q luan of fs.-
blst!D1D pounds sterling fSHD,0pDy 0Up) 10 The
Chinese government Tn 7lhe Isfu1nBed RE-
curIty of Chinese tnstnms, pelagrhsibee yer
terdny trurn Feldr ttuf the government
had fnspiy acceds5 10 the terms OF THIS
EsnaicnfA.
nf the uilfetaarel custnrns which yield q
revenue ID 6DbD0D pounds sterling FsEr9y,
End The snfi ind lrkan taxes in NIL The
provinces, wftioh ere eBtirsily unADsu1nber-
ed. and amount TO nsaUt sSoAbpb pounds
Etnrling GrBuaaly- Tn. Chiness board Of
revenue Will stHnH es SECURITY for ths
bunda. which win be stamped with the seal
OF tbs board OF psvs1rues rnd TgunE Ii
Tarnssr
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~os-r ACCEPT Rnprcriox.


Load0n, osiebsr aL-A meeting OF the
delegates et TIRE A-nAlgasnasea Associatlos
Of colt0n opsnaiiyes- the strSaxes, body
on the eoafoa trade was held YESTERDAY AZ
Manchester Aaa eOnarraed tbs aecissos
taken On THURSDAY iast by the cosoa opera
treS tarcaga tAs Sursh o. England 10
inform 'Ae employers thsf the proposed re-
dascSaOa Of wages poaia not be accepted
Il Sas resolved THAI e me masters give
scssaAi aotaee Of redacsion TIE assosiatsss
viii take sraasot es TIE operatives a. to the
course to be yarsuea
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London, October s7.-The firm
Coates, Sen & Co, who recently undertosk
TO form 3 syndicate for the purehase Z
the Union Pacific line ana who have ~
sered TO pay in full tbs gprtrnrnena clainl
on the main line and the Kansas di sislL
If the government would seeIse post
ponsTDenf Of both sales 10 Dscelatsr nsyt
Yesterday sent a cable message TO Pra4s
dent Mckinley suggesting ihat the ua.see
States government should secure she Ioesl
poneDeOt OF the sale unta! hat dRte
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THE noN0RED DEAD.
toontinp-d from Tir.f Page

E-rset, Hsre II WIS a.lsy uutip-d tilI there
wns much wesptis. The Jg-oeesgi3n from
THAT Joi1i 10 City F5af park waB without
incident siaIve fDr L rtg,rtitfun ssi the nsenes
OF Er1tf 1hich Ind bstlp mlnnSssfed lioI .
1bs entire route.
f'iInj,is J,rtvBte serwires Will br fsld CT 10
onloGe 1ltnurr'sm r1Frlnlnc Kt The family
r'saaaenrs, kevs. George hnd Lnrtanief Of
F'hlludt'lJSira. cousins ~ the decoaaed. md
inLh hjIisrHI,al ciergFIrAsu, VIII ufbciuts
The body VIII be carried I'm Greenwood
re1notefy to be inferred In The family lot
em 0nsan Hill. lonlailig cut Oh Ghe A;dantde.
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Austria want. more TERRITORY.

Londun. November 1.-The Rome cor
respondent OF ths DAILY Mai sRYs that the
Tfissit which Count Gouaowsky the Auztro-
aaungbrtnn 1niil,s'der Of foreign affairs, is
nbuui to pay TO King Hnlnbera al Monsa,
Northern lualy. de- oot- as has haen asserted
devudd Of POLITICAL significance but ls
really Special Iniesion TO the italian
government with a view OF getting it's
oonsatt 10 the Definite and elective en-
nezatinr ,yy Austria Of Bosnia End Here
rsrvt-i MIN
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San Francisoo. Cal, October sl-The
steamship Peru from Yokohama and Hong
Kong, via Honolulu, brings The following
Oriental aaYinas: The cases Of dysentesy
in japan repoi4ea up 10 the end of last
month totally. according to the stAtlkics
complied By the Hume department IS. 49,
OF These l49S4 proved fatal
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hohses Of Cartier Co, limited, the veil
known forwarding and chipping agents in
Coswe1 roBd. London were destroyed by
fire Tins morning
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rAas renraln.tIl-au p~.vr,,a

Ocean Strings Miss, llrtglser M---scaarp
Fortsinsslleaai Is deserted. IN Is a ihfas
cf ths Pass. The lssi 81 the refugnes sefi
ecanv- T,ssave hurlargsa ANA seventa -fouf
feg'saGss have aHaaad shelassgrts az it,
nsieititAtsff fi7ce tht gSih 81 sept rol,or
Tire dHdFaii{sD t,han iuatie itp l-,ss t,5f, IA.
tbs Marine faosfaeA1 scrgdee taiarg
E.nas'tis, cac-kN, sDnsEsilrR etc. 20 {'arnt
E.Gtoc La
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vienna ocfosrr al-T;As Emperor Franz
,o~ef returned from R1aa Pes, TO-DAY ana
GRATED an aa1isnes 10 coau, Radens TIE
prsrsier, on tse crisis ia the Austrian
TeaeASrash Il is rsporea ,ha, ceSnl Ra-
asni rendered his rssisnatloa.
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The People Be|ie1
What They Read ASout h.
Sarsapariila
Their Faith in This MsdIoiao|
Grounded on Merit
They Know q Absolutely e.
When otsss Medicines Fan !

Jn9y Wn0W ~ AD0o10roIv 0o
When othss Medicines Fan b
Hoods Harssrariila d Mt merely . -
pie preparation Of earapsriIla, n "
BtsIlingia and little ksdids Of Rosasu d1'2
Besides fbsse excedlsut Alternative r
also contains those great anti-bilicun ~
Liver remedies, Mandrake and DsndelieS
II also contains those great kidney =
dies, IVA Ursi, Juniper Berries. ~
Pipsissewa.
Nor are these all. Other vary yplus,S
cnzratire agents Rre hsrmoniunsly g.
bined IN Hood's Esrssparills, ana Il
carefully prepared under the pezsou
supervision Of regularly educated ploI.
macist.
Knowing these facts, 10 tire abiding IN
TIE people have II Hoods Ssrsapariih (
matter OF surpriseg You can zee "
Hoods SErsapariIla cures, when ~
medicines totally, absolutely fail.
lay little girl was afflicted NJ
eczema and suffered for seven years. e6
WIS attended by physicians and n
many different kinds of medicine VA.
cut relief After taking q few botsla 7
Hoods Ssrsspsrilla she was cured.p m
EMMA FRANKlIN, Horeoye, New York.
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Versailles Ky. October 1.-c<sy Msr-
san "a Storms today sao, sni instantly
kiEea Izsr Msller. a prominent s.rrr.-
80 - srsae5 al Mstway. THIS casansy. us,-
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Ct9E CoLD n OLE nAv
Isks LzxAats~ Brcno ouizins Tabsses.
~ orneg,gs refund tn nosey Il Il fasls
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L@ndcn- Noserat'ea IA dispatch to tho
nSlay chr7nsgle from chrastiaaa sars that
Tire expedition for Prince Charles rao-
roo1iery In a search tor the Andre halipor.
Nhieh is TO be Huperlntsaaed hy Capitals
sFerdaus9 q Or Nansen's expla-fux shse.
The Fran. is now reess fer departure ana
van rrohahly start TODAY Mon law.
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Two Expedition. To BE seat out
for H9u-

Christians, October ai--rhe government
has Instructed the government ID the lllGnd
Of TfuhnsoA, the lnoes harthern lslana II
Norway, TO charter a steamer AT the ex-
pepss CT tse Stale. to JroTisior II for ak
months and 10 send out relied pxpedi-
iSea For Herr fndre. the asronsMt WHO
nsrenasd in BIS hsilyoa. the Eagi., on suly
~ last fre-n STltrherren. 500 nsles norqh-
west o. The North Cape Of NcrErY IN y
FrepoHed expedition 10 The North Pole
The RELIEF steamer viii start IN three DAYS
tirs fe1 Tensoc ca Troraos Island. Cd
'he aUah >aast o. Norway. ami VIII arc
eeeo 10 sp5ttaerEea,
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cAinese Make Big Borrow.
seAnshss- October sl-ree representa-,
live - the Hosacy Jameson sr,s,e.,.