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twisted dehed scandal1Zed
interest OF perhaps stand
the interest OF decency Although the
mother OF Duran be his hanging
part be permitted would be
public sentiment and morals for which shadow
could advanced. II persists so called
right be the gallow beyond question will
clare herself fit subject for restraint
Illinois intimate that they propose to stands
the introduction of Chinese suppan them, per
gentlemen who determined nourish the
the creation OF opportunities. The thing different
yet vantage ground to be
regarded possible candidates judicial honors.
Largely sake of Secretary Ager himself it is to be
hoped report that still delays beginning work
Pedro The only for such
woald please Huntington and this
be bad policy the old theory that Huntington
by himself the people OF California has thoroughly
ploded strange Alger about it,
Whether o. Miss GLADYS Wallis spanked and
So deserved it, grave questions
present interesting the honc world. Whatever NAV
be truth could be possible spec
acle of body concerned in the wrangl including
Kowalsky, being spanked right now until forced give
good and sufficient bond to drop the subject.
Contractor Bateman promises o have the Hall of
Justice by July l. 1898. He sangune Had he
named July 199S he would have
renewing the promise which is too valuable commodity be
trIfed with.
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NINETEENTH CENTURY-Subscriber City. The
nineteenth century Will close Mt midnight on
the 31st day of December, 1900. The first
century included the years 1-100, the second
century the years 101-20O and so on Ihe
nineteenth century commenced with the year
1901 and the twentieth century Will COM
mence January l, 1901.
HICKENs-T. H., san Mateo, Cal. You have
not the right to take the law IN your own
hands. If the chickens OF a neighbor annoy
you on your premises you would have the
right to drive them away, but not the right to
shoot them. Your remedy lies IN making
complaint to the authorities against your
neIghbor for maintaining a n uisance.
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benefit took placs last week at Athens to
raise funds to help the victims OF the war,
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VIC roRIA.
Death Sentence Passed on Washing
ION IInrhN for Nnnc.

Victoria. Texas, May "A carload Of
poles for telephone line between Victoria
and Cucru WAS received here yesterday.
The work is now in progress.
The grand jury adjourned saturday even
Ing after au unusually short session They
found twenty three Indictments, hve for
fclouies and eighteen FOR misdcmeanors.
Judge Wilson yesterday pronounced the
death sentence on the negro. Washington
Hardy, convicted Of rape and set August
as the date for execution. This will be
the first hanging in Victoria for quarter
OF century.
The plans of McAdoo Il wooley. San An
tonic. have been accepted by Mr.. Eugene
Sibley for the brick building to be erected
on Constitution street for the Victoria
Furniture company and bids Will he opened
ON the 18th.
The iremen will be represented at Yoa-
kun tomorrow, but as they could not ar
range for a special train from Cuero the
crowd will not be as large as they eA-
uogtal
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W. o. ". Picnic.
uusincss Almost suspended and Al
most ENcryonc Attended,.

Logansport, La, May 8.-Loganspor,
Camp No g. Woodmen OF the World. gave
grand May picnic at Cannons mill. in
honor Of the first anniversary OF their or
EAni2ation. Busincss Was almost entirely
suspended in Town and no one regretted
going, as tho picnic Was on Il more elaDor-
ate scale than any ever given here before
The steamer Dura aud all the vehicles
In town wero chartered by the Woodmeu
TO convey the crowds to and from the
grounds.
Mr.. w, e. Oglctrec opened the ccremon-
les with an address OF Welcome, which was
responded to by Professor Day Of Tmpson
Baseball was played, morning and evening
Longstreot vs.. ogansport--Lognnspor
winning tho morning game by score OF
r to .. and l.ongstrect victorious in the
evening by score OF TO /.
The Woodmcn. who never do things by
halves. concluded The days entertainments
with n grand ball at night AZ Garrett hail.
The ball room, which was beautifully dec
Grated. was crowded with Lognnsport
bellies and beauN and number OF visitors.
Music was furnished by II home band, as
sisted by musicians from Shreveport.
Great credit is due the different COM
mittccs especially Messrs. Oglctroe. Can
non and Mucklcroy.
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ATTEMPTED CREMATION
ATTEMPT OF RoRBERs TO DISPOSE
OF VICTIM.
knocked Him Scnsclcss. Then Snt-
urntcd His Clothing with OH
and Set II on Fire.

Elcin. Texas. May S.--last night about
II o'clock two men entered the front door
Of MIR James Muses. house, about four
miles west OF Elgin Mr. Muse was lying
an a cot near the rear Of his saloon. When
the men entered they walked back toward
him. At the same time he got up off Of
his cot. About tho time the men got to
him one Of them struck him blow with
something. and before he could recover the
other ono struck him and knocked him
down scnseless They robbed his pockets
Of IS in money, then poured ccal OF over
him and the floor of his house and set 1t
on fire. He managed to set out OF the
house. and at this time two negro boys
rode M to the saloon and the parties made
their escape The alarm was given by the
boys aud aroused those living near. About
forty yards from the house they found
Muse lying in the field perfectly nude.
He was taken charge OF and brought to
town at once He saws he knew nothing
from the time he was struck. He is in n
very critical condition. The fire was ex-
tnguishod before much damage was done.
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Del rio.

Del Rio. Texas. May 3.--Mr John T.
Lytlo. who has been In Mexico buying
cattle for month or no. returned TO this
place this morning. and reports the ranges
along the border IN good condition. He has
imported from Mexico about 1000 head OF
beef cattle. part OF which will be pas
tnred In Kinney county. while the rest viii
be sont 10 tho indian Territory.
Since the Mexican government has es-
tablishcd a port opposite this place. Amer
lean oihcials have erected a temporary sta
tion on the river bank at the ferry
RiLht Rev Bishop Forest Of the Cath
ollie church. from San Antonio. arrived here
Saturday morning, He is accompanied aud
assisted by Rev, Fathers ollivior and Bruia
from Eagle Pass The bishop confirmed q
large number OF children today at the
Church OF the Sacred Heart. The party
will 30 from hero TO Eagle Pass on Wei
nosday.
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- - -ss--- -
PLAYED WITH A PISTOL.
Result Was II Negro Was shot and
Dangerously Wounded.

Granbury. Texas. May S,-saturday
evening "A negro was shot in the beef mar
ket here 1t seemed to have been acct
dental aud happened in this wise: The me-
gro who was shot ordered 81 cents worth
Of beef and threw down 80 cents and re-
marked 10 the negro making the change
that six nckles was the amount necos-
sary." to which the other replied by hand
ing five nickles and picking up a pistol
lying on the counter, he said Here is
the sixth" pointing the pistol at the other,
at which time the pistol fired, the ball
entering the wind pipe and coming out at
the back of the neck. The wounded negro
is yet alive, getting nearly all his breath
from the hole in the back of his neck. He
Is considered dangerously wounded
The negro who did the shooting is in
Jail and claims he did not know the pistol
was loaded,
The general opinion Is that 1t was an ac
cident caused by carelossness.
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AFTER Mn. GREEN.


Austin. Texas May i.--E. II h. Green
chairman OF the state republican executive
committee and president OF the Midland
railroad. who is torc attending the COM
mission meeting, Is having n lively ,imo
OF IT with local Federal pie hunters They
have been on his trail ever since his ar
rival and II is impossible for him to turn
corner without being halted by two or
three u them Tho local Grand Army of the
Republic called on Greon this evening and
paid their respects TO Fin.
Cecil Lyons. Grant's lieutenant. who is
ialso In town. Is getting His share ~ at
,ention from the place hunters.
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THE SENATE.

Austin, Texas May In the senate this
morning Mr., Rogers sent up protest from
tho tax payers OF Galveston against tho
proposed charter amendments.
Mr.. Bowers Joint resolution providing
for the appointment NJ a commission d,
tho governor to recommend measures to
the next session OF the legislature TO prc-
vent the evils growing out OF d violation ct
that ecction Of tho constitution. authorizing
the issuance Of stocks ana bonds by cor
porations, which are ia many instances
greatly iu Ncess Of the value Of their
property. WAS taken M.
MIR. Bowscr in explaining the resolution
referred to the estimate made by tho rail
road commission. placing the excess at
s227,3,5 400 by railroads in TcNas alone,
arguing that eventually The peolie % Texas
would be taxed 10 pay railroad dN.dcnis
ASSESSED on the business OF the railroads
from $4,000 200 30 SIS .oep annually
Mr.. Bowser referred 20 a speech ty Hon
William j. Rryan. who took the position
that railrUsd companies have uu rieht 1
levy tariff against tie public ia ,N.rss %
the amount sufficient TO pay !.tereet On az
tual Investments,
Mr.. Liam q Victoria took exception 20 the
way tha resolution read in ,pmpciHuE tao
governor to appoint alCn o. th.e ccumis-
sion LEARNED ~ tie tt~ The u"mboTs
OF this commission should be- possessed w
business qualifications a. well a. l"sad. File
offered M alarndneat 70 perfect i,
Mr. Tur-ly opposed ire llee'ioa VI la-
other comm ssiol. Tia. railrala 'mn .--
sion htl found 1u' Nhat tAe q t.t.o-s hon IS
and stocks au.e4l'c1 .H. ta. .t- ntN r.u.-
mission was oolr !--eulot ;1 'ne ssus
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The OCCUPATION TAX BILL.
Wharf Companies Taxed Two Per
Cent on Gross Receipts
REFUSED TO CONCUR IN AMENDMENTS
And the Appropriation nils Were
Sent to Conference Committees.
=, senate Passed several bills.

Austin. Texas, MAY A.--The house today
voted down proposition TO hold night
sessions and tackled Drew's occupation tax
bill. lacking thereon among other things,
an amendment imposing a tax OF per cent
on the gross premium receipts OF wharf
companies.
The house also refused to concur in the
senate appropriation bill as well as In the
senate amendments to the deficiency bill
said amendments consisting OF provisions
for the payment OF back salaries for stem
ographers Of the courts of civil appeals
of the Dallas. Fort Worth and Austin dis
tricts.
The number Of senate bills pending In the
house is ninety -nyo instead Of twenty-five,
as stated in The Post today.
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ELLIS COZ NrY GINNERs.


Prices for Ties.
WaNahachie, Texas. May 4.Pursuant to
a call from Chairman Feds, large crowd
OF ginners met in tho city hall to transact
business. Tho chairman made an opening
address and called the attention of tho gin
ners OF the county to the fact that the
cotton tic combine had busted" and were
now onering ties for less than any one
else.
But" said the chairman. when a man
beats me once | am always afraid OF
him"
lie thiuks II is another scheme OF theirs
10 down competition and put themselves
III shape to rob the people again as they
nave done before, He believed wire ties
would be hcttor than bands and had let
lers from Liverpool cotton mills who
agree with him and say they Will here
aitrr give preference TO cotton bound with
WIRE Inc chairman was also In favor OF
using cotton bagging and In using cotton
In the manufacture Of bagging. which
would keep money at home
There was "A discussion OF the Bessonotto
system OF doing business over the State
which Indicated a crushing out OF the COM
peutiye ginner, while the farmer paid for
tho crushing by accepting their price for
cotton. The president regarded competl-
tion as very essential TO the welfare OF the
masses
Mr. II. u. Rosser. one OF the largest mill
men In the county mado talk, He was
for the producer. FOR" he said. the pro-
duecr lays tho foundation OF all wealth ="
lie wanted 10 SEQ cotton mills erected
here, All present were heartily In favor
Of a cotton mill and promised 10 give
their support. and many said they would
take stock in a stock company.
WaNahachie is now thinking OF sending
a May queen to Waco to compete for the
prize during the beauty show.
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eGses which they fouhu ~
In the line that we have our e,Psn,
success has been remarkabr, n las pes ~.
o,,ce d,,r,ng The las. fifteen ~ s.rh w
great and It has enabled W sshelr tdNe,,s.
Tseases we treat. In az l nr % GU
stnrns We do not underline spesf,
everv,b,nn bit are true. seh uo ea,al:;,n.
ms , an" ms Of structure, IRasara
dioceie, unnaturai D ,o,,s DEBILITY. ri.
tism. isnpotency.. Nerp.nie. P.mp,ts tslrs
hey and ala ider T'roupeWr,o men a.
Catarrh and Diseases OF rhey belos. ~
our remedies are new, al be M
e,isIvelv 10 us and cif NJ Is. Al expeff1,s
Where, we use only those ~ .ah hest frpns,
Sas taught us TO bring h mai. With " y.
L. /, mn, fair 10 presum. m s,,acsl IA
a>nerisnce and efforts n on, ,r,.at otnlf
Ne. halter gualfed lo,n, 80 ru.ri
W. a. ,au those who atei,arye fsS,
our srs sa by mail has XXI y, our VA
s,,no...s II you can not cah al synp..T
suS,aSs D., and We will send eros Va
MIL " scan, which We can u nethdnf
piat,Ns .,nin1,,lta lions cost you ,.sen rs1ss.sj
sase; ~. ~ treatment have ~ all ri
OUT ,h se !, Ss within the ressr,r, men, M
i ior n sy,np," and No. for skiaa sIess =
: Tor nR. HATHAMnA,e Is1>
200 Alamo Plaza, San hnnx. Is n i
Masonic Tempi I,s sas''I. u. "a
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when engaged IN peddlins, and q passed
finally. with the emergency clause at
tached
Senate bill relating 10 public printing.
which was engrosscd yesterday. VAS recon
sidcrcd aud the Rmendmcn, allowing the
printing to be out o, tho State when
cheaper figure Is Offered was rescindci. The
bill was then again cngroSsed.
Goss called up the bill allowing the
school fund TO be used for the purpose OF
school furniture and II passed finally
Adjournment was taken uu;il the usual
hour tomorrow.
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Times; s. n. Cowan, Lockhart R'I
..L In @ nnnth liza Erhn. M

Times. s. r. Cowan, Lockhart Pa%'
graph, ID. s. Booth. Alice Echo Nh
Atchley. South Land Queen, Beeyilk,
II. Atkins and H. f. Mari, Bee'lile re-
yune. Additional to these. seventeen I,
tors were received from other neSspa,s
men indorsing the action OF the eol',.1I
tion and asking TO become char'erea NJ
bels should tho meeting 90 Into peluA's
organization. ..r,,
At o'clock the meeting was ealea
order at the opera house by T. H. MAS
who was elected chairman; s. u. Wv.
secretary. The object Of the mee'ns III
explained and steps at once 'AAen :"
game. -, /,
A. II. Smith. George D. Fee ana =,
Lancaster. as committee on ie, ,s. \,
organization. recommended Mr. ANNE -
president. Mr. Beech. for wee pns , I,
Mr.. Cowan for secretary. MT. bo0r
treasurer. Messrs. Gillette. Mari, "a " 4
worth and Lancaster were apiV'N"
executive committee .. .aor,k
The bylaws and constitution w". .r,,t.,
section by section, the only deoale 81" ~.
over the name of the associa,,ya Gun
holding that 1t should be named w ana
Texas and others that 1t should W., Il,
the Southwest Texas Press assoc 1s,,r n,
latter carving by several malol.1, nv
Southwest Texas Press ASSOCIATIVE ~,
an organization with thirty mem
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urcr. Tho membership OF the company con-
sists OF twenty three OF the citizens OF the
city of Wharton.
A voting contest was started last night
to elect a young lady - go 10 Waco as
Wharton's queen In the Carnival OF
Beauty" Miss Mamie Dennis leads, with
Miss Rene Horton second in the race
J. Z. Linn. State senator; j IA. H.
Dennis representative and w. f. Linn,
senate engrossing clerk. have spent the
last few days with the home folks In
Wharton
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Merit

Made and Merit Maintains the confidence
OF the people in Hoods sarsaparilla. Ita
medicine cures you when you are sick il
1t cures your neig hbors and your triends
when they are hiling; II 1t makes wonder
full cures OF many diseases everywhere,
then beyond any question that medicine
possesses merit. That is just the truth
about Hoods sarsnpariila. Prepared by
accumulation, proportion and process I'M
known 10 other medicines, 1t has curative
powers peculiar to itself. We know 1t
possesses great merit because It has
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No Jndgc Arpointcd.

Woodville. Texas. May i.--Thc commits.
sioners court met yesterday In special ses-
sion TO III the vacancy In the county
judges office. caused by the death OF
Judge II. G. Giesandorff.
About ten applications wore presented
10 the court, but they We're unable 10
agree upon any one and adjourned to meet
again next Monday. which is tho regular
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cases Dismissed,

sau Antonio, Texas, May 1.-THE eases
before un,t1 States Commissioner G. l..
RHtqs aEairst Max h, Mayor and Norm.
Ndlor asigqoi liquor dealers, for alleges
illegal Wse OF The United States malls. were
dlsmifsoa THIS morning
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oakwoods, Texas, May S.-Recelved TO.
day, three cars of corn, one car of hay ana
one car Of flour, the largest number of
fun cars received In years.
The Methodist sunday school classes had
their annual outing Saturday. Mrs. j.
$. Moores and Mrs. Alvin Moores classes
wont to Cut Springs; Mrs Henry Men
kinks class to Glays Lake: Mrs, Rubc GINS
class to Koechi. All report having good
time
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SENATE cnNrrREEs.

Austin. Texas. MAY l.---The following
arc the senate members Of the free con-
ference committee on tho appropriation
bin. Stone. Turner. Morris. Goss, Colquiu.
The following are senate members OF the
free conference committee on the Way
land bill. Waylanl. Woods. Terrell, Greer.
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At the Afternoon -csH7a Tluott called
up his nill prescribing "a" manner in vhlch
citations shall be made and returned. which
passed. finally.
WOOL cailea up tho bill removing the
distinction between aocomplices and prin-
cIples. and il Was enernss..l.
BuTas called up the bill eYsmptiug SOL
diers from vhe payusnt Of oceuFatlon taxes
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EDITORS ORGANIZE.
nesns Press Assoc,nt,o,
Fairly S,...,

oar to. ,'Aas' May 4.-In response to
ea. issued several weeks ago for n con
'eh'ioh Tor the editors of Southwest rexs.
70 neel at beeviilo today. tho follow,nr
were present r. D. Smith. San n,sss
sun, ~ L. Beach, Gonzales Enop,rar. r
~ u'i'e'te' karnes County News. = II
mooawor.h' Refusio Register; q i, paa
bandsra Enterprise, A. voixh, A,,o. Nv ps
porter = l. Lancaster. Live Oak coun,v
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Wharton. Texas, May 1.-THE hook and
ladder company held its first annual elec.
ton last night. DR.. II. II. Walls was elect
ed president, Frank Hodges foreman, sam
A, Dewy first assistant foreman, Manor
STANFORD second assistant foreman. Jonu
Freymer secretary. Robert Moreland treAa-
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Al tho afternoon session Cureton's reso.
luton inviting dolesates to the woman's
Christian TEMPERANCE union convention to
seats on the floor was adopted
The chairman announced tho following
members In behalf Of tho house for tho
free conference committee on the Wayland
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THE HOUSE.


OF Colorado sent no resolution inyeighing
against mob violence
>, Mr. Stables submitted 4 resolution pro-
vlding for night sessions to DISPOSE Of pend
inc educational bills and senate measures.
- provoked extended discussion. but failed
ov vote of 81 to IS.
Mr., Stokes sent up resolution TO al
low Peter Edwards and J J. Washington
| nav as uorters OF the house from January
! L. 10 January "a.
! Nj Curry moved To suspend the regular
: order aut take w sul~Utute house bin No.
! Zo'. Adou,cd hy a vote OF 63 90 -
Nh Garrison moved to take VIZ house
/ deficiency bill and askei tina. the house do
| moi concur IN senate amendments and that
/ a free conference committee bo appointed
MIR Ayrrs moved that the house ccncuE
/ IN the senate amendments. Speaking to
his motion. he said that The senate had
simply sought to make tho state pay its
! honest debts
MIR Meade wanted to know specifically as
10 what the debts We're,
MIR. Tracy objected TO thc adoption OF tho
souate amendments on the ground that thu
committee On claims had refused to APP
uyuNe the claims
'ir. Garrison Insisted on tho appoint
mont %; free conference committees.
Mr. Rogan hopei that the house would
no, concur.
Mir Blair contended that M the employ
mcut o. ,tenographers tbc courts had ncted
without authority ara after they had been
uut Oh notice that no appropriation had
beea mnae out % which to pay them.
Sir RaenH CONCLUDED that every amend
meut suom!tted by the senate had hcea
passed % bv rlthcr The claims OF finance
Committees. aud behaved that to concur
would he stl.tl.ca'.
Nr Avres concluded tho discussion by
"a otiLs concurrence
The house refused TO concur by vote Of.
So TO 10 Tho following members OF thr
house wtro then named ON tho free con.
Per aee committee: Freeman. NAzNrll.
Fields % Hul logan and Thomas
Hrea s occuuatlon tax Bill was then laid
letesa the house
SIR B,4.y otfa-,,d "a amend h,, .lto,r.
he tae tlx on stove and rsnge mon To
bee paid quarterly Lost
Mr. PfeuGor proposed 20 strike ON. siooO
and luser. in nau thereof SlOG This em-
brarsd H., far an terntn eittos
MIR Blair favored amenducn, on the
Fruuud mat ,av ~ Sloo1 ia .,-,-tf.,iI,.
prab.r r, M Al b.,ltFf,,l 49,, ''
Mr. nrew caaos-l the amendment he.
CAUSE its lt0tttlu ,youl1 ann, 49,, 3D..
pf-sru, laW. which was go5d ami .honIs
st4n4 "Teau!n alleyg." Ls mia ,,u,.ra
frauds and the most dangerous rambling
device over oricinatrf T,hc ri.s. - ,,..,
ule who conxrrEata around mo- r,,c,s 'sr,
senerBIIy me ,,o-.i cfs-s ~ - ~
cst.,s."
Ar bCcrr9r acrouured NJ bre,r.s a.
,.. - pa. i''r" rs
assured h.ra .hat tte poenls Who rr@sven S''
h1.lIrs ...ieys Ia hts ,,,,, 49,, w. 80
as The b,gt citizens M Ka,,fr,,.,, - ~"
MIR F,trersnn r.lt,,vai ~ 3D.. -.
law .ho3ll sand and onuo.ci a., tp,,o,,,,'
meat
Mr saules spoko in favor Of tho suora
u.rut VI '"' ""i'""'
Mr. sh.lburne prooo,.od IL, ..,,,, -.
s,,h.r.,,ti,,, -, ~ 800 ~ aiue"u ny
.,, Il, W4il,aI"s opposed IA" amoniment
reduce mis- tax Is to- ,nyits tbe 9'.o,rro.
baton 70 every citizen who stands for the
p,,iri Ment OF public morals, he said.
- " 11u cai'eu attention 10 me fact mat
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SPECIAL Announcement
of
DR.. HATHAWAY q y"

For the last hfteen year, .ooIr on, VIA.
taught mG us that the medi,ssl, pr i SSlli
assuming such magnitnas .hp "a reat ..
impossible for physio ans m. an is heir y,
numerous diseases that n,sp wireh Npai
with that degree OF sucpeiye ueope. ",
he demanded by pro5l,rd and build w
a',s ,,T N lasting reputation, a ~
ahandonei the praet,se, .n o. o,,r fs entire a.
known diseases, ana .nt" axe today en-
tent,on TO the few tl'a' ai' .,
brnced in our specially; the medNl
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nave iou Eaten Too Much.
Take hnrsford's Acid Pho.uhutc

faarle impose on the stomach sometimes
slsine q moro than it can do. Horstord's
heis t. igest the food, and puts the stom.
seh in.o 4 strong and healthy condition.