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Tyyo-YEAR-oI4D EVENT.
Weights Assigned for tho PreItm
HI. -, ~ .,....

Weights Assigned for tho Preltmt-
nary Handicap.
Foliowing are the weights assigned in the
ssooc Preliminary Derby handicap ut six fur
longs to DO run at New Orleans Saturday
the aeccptances Will be published FRIDAY.
Andes, br. c. (2l, 9s; Hittick, b. q. (2). ur
chief Sloan. CHI. &. (2). $751; False Lead, b. x,
W. VA souchon. b. (. To- ia; Josephiih u.
b. {. (2), log: Teutons. h q ~, M. re-.
Vail br. Z. (2). 1903: Elmer S., n. q. (2l itv:
Falsetto. Jr.. b. c. ta), so; Prince Harry br
90, ioa; Scottish Grit Oh. c. Cd, 90. Rsd pr.
raie Oh, G. l2l, lo7. Chancery, eli. &. tgJ, o.:
Weller @ Oh g " sS ,Ss HSnlight oh & 81. 1os;
lc4 Frank Ireland. b. c. (2). Of; Zacaioso rb
9; w, oo Milepost. b. s. icy, gS; Freak. Oh +,
q q S o Winter, b 4 90. os: Lost Time B. G.
e ~ vi hee Mitchell blk; e. t2). loi; Lafay-
Line G., b. {. t2l. 80; Miser Dance, Oh. g. l2,.
" ". Dr. Graves, br. c. (2). So; May Droit CHI T.
~ W; Gold Fox. CHI. o.. (2), 1902: Miss Mark,
br 70 q, iW; cara Meader formerly TrecoD.
Timon. b.. c. (2). %: Coxcomb. b. T5i No. 70
Giad Hand. b.. c. t2). 1903; Ypsilanti, CHI. 4 t2l
~ i 1naa sn .. G t2) iso Ned Wick4, b. c.
sh G t2,. 1o7. Our Nellie, b. I. ca, iol; MAZE MAZE
" oh. (. t2), 90: The Hub. b. q t2l. Do: Vii
asgp Pride. b; {. t2y, 92; The Dragoon b. 6. a.
ta j,oi ia psrt sn. e. r CD 49, Frank Bell b.
Non Non. 2; C. 60. 81 Frcchand b. T. t2j, 100;
Jos; Belle d Of Dublin. blk { (2). e5 Mailer Dr.
T. ~; %: 20, 1iardnmang. b. {. CD. io7: W, overon
vs. ch. {. (2). 92; Ben Bramble, b. e.. az. loi
iMltcCarren, b, c. 60. lo2: Triune. b. I. f2j, l0i
NIUE REGENT. CHI I. t2l 95; Queen OF Song
pr 9 ~, lO7; Volandles b. g. t2), 90; Miss
NJ nay 81 blk 4. (2). OIL: Blaze Face. oh. c.
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view him. ard when not aroma ..,,,, -.
friends has spent tho time o,sj.t,v I'm sons snc
Iremont hotel. The public t6oneh. ~ M w
az tnkiire q what Governor Hnvy.s MAJ
TESS Is down here ut this time h,.t ,, vus'
tho heading OF "CoioBei HocV.s v vnuv,
they read tho following 10 rnorn,nv VS., ISL
paper: 'i "ihs news
Crockett TENS. peo,u,er
Strayed or Stolen, on the nirht !,
Decembet 3, 1898, ono rrav rn.r -
ABOUT l4M hands high. g or I wears ola
mas large wire cut on irs;da ,,.S
nlnd Ies running down to hook. hssvv
set stylish mover. One bImi,s nrasy
morse colt, about 3 years IA s s1sys
hands high, has small wirs -, u,
s, natural saddler Any informs-
oion leading to recovery of horsss LII,
pe PAID for Address b. II. pa,a
T Serln. or H. A. Bcasley, Crockett
Colonel Hogg had been likenea !,
Things, but this is the flrrt tI,na many
peen accused OF being zone orer ne nss
about 141s hands high. or - ysar. mare a,s !;
ard as wen as the reporter know. o' ~
governor he lie unable TO saw wharf,. us se
nas large wire cut on inside rlrht h,ns
reg, and Vt is Questionable wbethsr n ,hu
ponderous statesman can he ter,,a, ue
stylish mover .etlneu
The governor may have "strave,,.
t'ines, out surely he has not been s:sta,o,s :.
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Willis. Texas. December H.--Lttae
Fannie. She b-year-Oad child OF w. L..
Perry. county commissioner OF this pre-
cinct was caught on the shaft at her
fathers gin yesterday evening and seri-
onSly hurt. Three ribs CLOSE IND uni y
the right arm and the LEFT ankle vers
broken, ami one very bad out acfoss The
calf OF the left leg. besides numerous
.t.her cuts were her injuries. Beth ankles
and knees were disiocated BIZ being whipped
against the ground in belng bBrasd on
the shaft.
just last March her issae SISTER I'll N
the Are and was horribly burned, fr,ni
which she died in short while
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(iTYNENSTTEMS
VII KasNn ID Galveston
IL fort Bend.
sstuRAm WEDDING CEREMONY.
~. prettiest OF the season.
d = .sr,ee r. Tidd Dead.
q Local Notes.

rexxs. December 15.-The Pos,
zs's,,s bad an Associated Press dis
- New York stating that Prince
a,hA I Russian nobdeman, now
. p.,,s, had given $1,000 ito be used
.upose OF relieving the distress Of
~ sksuss Of Cuba"
~ rctis Sapieha is known to several
ssntbmen. He at one time lived
bssd county.
urlne real estate man of this city
4 Z ~ this morning about the prince
sy5ye recollections Of the NOBLE
900 established a ranch in Fort
q y said he, .fa1id started In 10
~ csttle. He paid such close at
- r. kis business that some OF those
4 Sia county people didn't like it.
4 s;11reu'a accustomed to people who
4 1Srir pwn affairs. Que night they
lj5' iSpieha and assaulted him. He
w ~ the head with q six shooter
frightened. He hurried to Gal
"a came to my house. When he
~ = bead was all blood. He au-
~ ~ firm to sell out his fine stock
SlA4ng we could get for them. His
- n Fort Bend had been such
I y NSuted no more OF 1t. He left
/ q went to. Paris. From Paris he
1 = Africa j had lost track Of him
ssw q paragraph in the paper
4 u dcnation to the Cubans."
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child n.dIy naraed.

ParLs. Texas, December 15.-While =
little daughter Of Lem Williams, q travel
Ing salesman. was standing BY the fre
warming at tho family rsedience 10 this
city. her dress caught fire and she was
burned from head to foot, but Will probably
recover. Her mother and Miss Ruth Royal,
a young lady living with them. were bad;
Iy burned In trying 70 smother the flames
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charged with Arson.

Dallas, Texas, December 15.--Frank A.
HILL. proprietor aud manager OF bicycle
store at 1873 North Akard street, was ar
rested and jailei last might on an indjct-
ment returned by tho Dallas grand jury,
charging him with arson. On last Friday
morning tho store WAC partially destroyed
by fire, The firemen found oil, kind ns,
rags and other infiammable material under
the floor where tho fire originated and did
the most damage. Hin is still locked up
In iail
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BALLOT HOMES STOLEN.
Masked Men Made Raid ON the
County Clerks Office.


County Clerks Office.
Navastda. Texas. December l5.-Withln
the past few days several contests for ONCE
have been filed in this tGrimes) county.
growing out OF the November election.
Between 10 and II o'cspsk Last night the
deputy county clerk stepped out Of the
clerks Office in the court house at Ander-
con. leaving j. R. Snow there. Twelve
masked men entered thu room. blew out
the light, told Mr.. Snow TO keep mum"
and steppes inside the vault This morn
ipK II y found that the twelve ballot boxes.
roll lsts ssnd tally sheet; have disappeared
rho grand Jury is in session and will look
into the matter.
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San FrhncIsco. Cal, December lb.--Inglegide
results:
Selling. hvo and haif fuiongs-silyer
Beaux. kcee Beau. EIIzaberh Il. Time, ITO
Mile and o quarter. seIIing-Red Glenn, c.
u. Morris. Prince Blazes. Time. 2:llK.
Selling, six furlolgs- Yemen. New Moon.
Highland Ball. Time. l:lGH
Selling, hve and a half furlongs- Ricardo
Sweet William, Don Fnlano. Time 1901
Six furlongs-M Ben Doran, Joe
Ullman, Time, l:Hh.
Selling, mileMyth. Tom Calvert. Lode
Star. Time. i:<sn.
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FOURTH STAYS IN.
Colonel EdInonds says the Mes Are
Not to He Eattsfied.

Not to He Satisfied.
San Antonio. Tsx4S. December 15.-Jrhe
petition Of 500 members OF nhe Fourth
Tlsixas infantry Is not likely to be granted,
tuSglng fIom appeaiancss and the reports
of sSme OF its officers OF bigh rank. Colonel
Edmcnds and Lieutenant Colonel Hardy re-
turned yesterday from Washington. where
They went to confer with the war dspa.t-
mant.
Scanl after their return 70 Gimp Mosby.
Colonel lEdmonds wss met bv reporter.
to whom he said; When was In Wash !
inston / met Secretary at War Aiger. uel-
eIaa At[sB. AdtnAnt General CcThIn and
~ Senators Ohilton and Mill. and al ~
tie membew II ito Texas conxrenrfoaal
deqegaticn, Both IAeutsnapt CoIonel Hardy
end myssaf informed thsm that our ma
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FIore. Jury Di.mIssed.

Corpus Christi, Texas. Decunber l5.--
TIE Jury IN the case OF Juan Flores.
ctDsHged with the murder al John IAgano,
near the rect. north Of this city last Au-
gust. was discharged by Judge Wells after
being out three days and falling to decide
on a verdict. They stotd nine for death
penalty and three for life imprisonment.
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What Shall
/ Give /?

Let us answer wall thro,,vh n.,r
store will be heIpful--it's 4 safe
place to be because the great bulk
OF the holiday stuffs IS useful
things beautiful and useful.
land- stock thorough; so complete
kerchicf that we doubt your find.
ing anything half its equal.
w.n
ures ali ovsr oh.,s ,sl,n ,sis "snsa' sasks NJ
ana fancy borss,s :. ~. F'-'" ~s"s's 23Ga
| Good quality p,a,u whit. ,,,,, ura, 49,, s
| hemstltchcd i,jnch ho,asr '' "'' u0C
sooss Sos Us,sa ,nsS a. white o. Win striking
: for t,st.. ......;, 81. 80
oss IN hsnasoms sos w,n S,s,;v
s Sssls separately y, a, see each, 100
very me Union linen and pure linen (the latter
.sSuei,tN soafserl various widths OF hcm 49,
'@.s' avg % ""o'a''"'s ',.'.t' .l'....-
Showino MIRA u,h;fa l;ra,, uawd
kercllefs in six grades, 25c to
sLso; also fancy silk and plain
SIX or with initials, 2Sc to $500.
Umbrellas Ladies' fine silk Him
t.-,,a -ss15-4.
pfellaS, IN tine leather cases. richly
I;ned v,;fh rv,ff,l .,t;,,s n. ..:..i.
lemon or ORANGE co,ors 80 ~ ~
SSNSs0'o's, StA'oo "
Ladies' Hipll class silk with
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Judgment Against Frank simmons.

Judgment Against Frank simmons
Sherman, Texas, December 1.-THE jury
In the cage Of the City OF Sherman VS..
Frank Simmons ct al, today returned a
verdict for tho city In the gum OF $3.50.
Simmons was assessor ana collector Tor
the city. After he retired from office the
investigation committee found his ac-
counts short, for which he was convicted
and given term IN the prenitentlary.
which no Ia now serving The above
amount Is for misappropriated funds while
he was deputy under his predecessor.
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TopAY,S ENTRIES

seven-eighths of mile. selling Louise.
Aunt Maggie. %: Locust Blossom. IS; Little
Billy, Can ] See EN-. 81; Marit 0s; RUBY
Lips, ioi; Sea !tobber. 1903; Damoclcs. 100.
Mol0. 10; Debride liz.
Magec. 10; Branch. ~ nIueaway. i07: III.
Sheppard. III; Iandscl. Ii2; What Next ia. 7
Three fonrths OF a mile Treepot, Myosotis.
tish Grit. Blue Lick. 1885, FlntaD Florence
Hill, The Purser, Frank Mcconnell. Kliar.
ma, 100: Or. Vaughan, jump. Bright Night.
Seven eights Of u mile. selling-Ben Walker.
Saratoga. 30; Joe o. Sot, Pcrcsta, e7 Lake.
view Palace, Disturbance 100; Borden Han,p-
ean. lUl Glenmoyne, Sister Stella, Milwaukee,
Six and half furlongs--Bust Up, Hen
RIGA. %; sugarfoot. Reel. Lady Callahan.
ranlon. Aqninas. Miss Kitty. Stockholm.
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Waco. TeNas. December l5.--A. b.
Thomas. merchant q this city, was con-
victeIf Of murder In the second degree TO-
day END giuan six years In the penftep-
tilfy. Thomas killed j. p. Penn December
7e. 1897, utabbing han nsns $lmes with 9
bcpie kndfe. Tte two mas fought over
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FEL ARRIVALS.

- smont- George w. Bouham
|liip.o, Farrell, G. Stein, CHICAGO:
"a: a., nsnsas City. L. Bowman,
= Loa,i sies e, Fretz, Dalgas; w.
\: nsslise. KY; j. x. RUS
l1slI' n . borden, Pierce, Texas !;
10no1 IN ss; r. II. Gaires, Paris !:
Il Gao ssa wife. Bryan; T. p. Mar,
tc y ssers, Dallas; Gilbert Hay.
Z ~ savage. J.. A. Isaacs, city;
to6tin. X A,on; O. II. Millican
IN NJ, =. Bryant. sherman:
9kaiI ~ I ork; ]. B. Mitchell.
E1nrs .s aarhattsn. Kan. W. II.
~ Mich. !: Charles j..
"a W. Maloy, Norgan %.
As MN J. Miller. .LouisyiIle; !.
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usAACs-soH,RAiM.

w lie prettiest weddings of the sea-
~ place last night at 1880 O'Clock al
Io BNai Israel. The contracting
y, &ssv Miss Tenye Sdhram and Mr..
~ lsaacs. The temple was taste
1ecrated for the occasion with pot
/ IN and chrysanthemums. Schram' q
IoN ot sixteen pieces was led by
Qnraes Kennedy and the following
49, we're executed:
otmple was crowded with friends. q
F q 1880 p. m. the bridal party en-
y Ms was MIR. and Mrs. Meyer
- PARENTS OF the bride; Mrs. A.
oH s. Louis, mother OF the groom;
- MA B. "A. Isaacs and the ushers,
~ Joe Levy of Houston, Jules Levy
Ipria, Sam Herman, Ben Schnam.
neoieyer, Dave Schram, Morris Meyer
n Jarcbs Of st. Louis.
1Mtng these came the maid of honor,
Hrse lazy, and the best man, Mr..
paacs Of st. Louis.
ettie nntered with her father. Her
y uUhe Yves OF heavy white brocade
ssBnhhed IN white chiffon and quilted
u d oow-knot pattern. The bridal
~ was arranged In Victorian FASH
~ was composed of white roses and
- illusion veil fell from brow to
II 10 court trsin.
90. Henry Cohen conducted the
- vshich were very touching aud
|u1M.
- ~ cNemonies a reception was
3 ~ home Of the bride's parents,
|Aeg svenue. The interior was brill
y Illuminated and resembled a gar
r fipwsrs.
~ the guests at the reception who |
I'm other cities to attend the cere-
Ire: Miss Birdye Epstein of |
) M. B. Jacobs and Miss Jacobs of |
~, Mrs. G. s. Reichman of Hous-
II, end Mrs. Felix Schram and Miss
"a pf Houston.
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LOCAL NOTES

49, -
k1N !, n,ckmens sailed from Bremen
~ ~ tnis north with a full cargo
sstsis q number of passengers des-
In : delegates appointed from
SI1n Nsttenu the yellow fever con
- Sh s, Orleans. DR.. George H.
~ - and perhaps few others
y at the meeting.
:; ,Ss,s annual fancy dress and mas
4 ~. sven by the Hotel Restau-
n National Alliance local
' ~. american Federation of La.
II Ys.p,ace on Saturday, December
1SHsts eve). at Harmony hall.
harrison. Ben Baehr and j.
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Rain In Nueces County.

Corpus Christi. Texas. December ia
fine rain began failing in This city yes
terday morning continuing throughout the
day and most OF last night fresh uorther
struck here last might and a drixzldng rain
had been falling at intervals today.
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snDERAL COURT NOTES.
United States Marsha1 r

9 y uhe city from Paris. He left
nl with Charley McPike and
y ~, for Leavenworth, Kan,
mi III piace them in prison. Me-
,s a,eAanuer Were convicted at the
m a OF the Federal cours at Ca
49,, ~ sentenced TO two years In the
~ an. ana TO pay fine OF $50 each
ali passing RAISED money. The
SSss committed In Houston. The
g = 81 bill to $40.
"A saa q the linked States dis
q 49,, ~ mere today from Sherman.
- -. aoutfne matters to look after
main but short time.
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MAURICE p. TIDD DEAD.

sss = Tidd, well known in printing
80 circles. died of Bright's disease
ssaly hospital this morning. His
- removed to the Undertaking es-
nt 81 Levy Bros. and there pre-
" burial. The date of the funeral
y yet been announced.
summer MIR. Tidd went to Mexico
aope that the trip would restore
saln, but 1t did him no good, and
return he went into the hospital.
member of Harmony lodge, An
ny anu Accepted Masons. and of
s,rE ds Austin commanAery,
iempiars. The funeral will take
oer The auspices of these orders.
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New OrIc,n. Rnce.

New Orleans December 15.--Track slow ans
lumpy. Results:
Selling. mile and a observation-disclosures Frank
Waters School Girl Bcqucath. Time, 1:b3
,,. SIX fmrlongs -Iitmtine. Free Hand Lost
Time. Time. 1:i71a.
Mile and sixteonth-clay Pointer. Debride.
Handicap. six furlongs--Abuse. Sailor King
REQ Mitchell Time. ;i6H. 10
selling, mile-Dr Marks. Eight Bells. Lady
Fttzslminons. Time. l:47h. -
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WifldOW
Shades.
ED KAN,
MAMMOTH cLoThIHR.

We have some good offerings in
Window Shades for dealers and will
be pleased TO submit samples and
prices OH request.
Our colors and trimmings are new
and exclusive, and the prices we offer
afford a handsome profit to the retailer.
We make store shades and special
shades to order, and use the best cloth
and rollers for that purpose.
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Ga TO n 8 -.
s..rs Il. ,Ih Kind Va Nm AI1sw 1sel
s'.;''- &z4Z<zx
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child Caught on Gin shnft.

.Ex dividend per cent; Xxx dividend ~
Ter cent.
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THE DUTY OF MOTHERS.
Daughters Should be Carefully
Guided In Early WomAnhood-

What suffering frequently results
from q mothers ignorance; or more
frequently from . mothers neglect to
properly instruct her daughter
Tradition SAYS WOE an must suffer.
and young women are so taught
There Is q little truth and great deal
of exaggeratiou in this If . young
woman suffers severely she need3
Treatment and her mother should see
that she gets IL
Many mothers hesitate 20 take their
daughters 10 physician for exam.na-
ton: but no mother need hesitate to
write freely sboCt her daughter or
herself to Mrs. PiEkEam and secure
the mo1I Efficient advice without
charge. Mrs P.Ekkan's address 10
Lynn, Mass.
The following letter from Mss MARIE
p. JOHNSON, Centralia. Pa shows " hat
neglect will do, and tells how Mrs
PiDkham helped her:
My health became so poor that !
had 10 leave school was tired all the
time. and had dreadful pains in NY
aide and back ] was also troubled
with irregularity OF nenses ! was
very weak, and lost so much nesh that
my friends became alarmed My
mother, who Is a firm be ever IN your
remedies from experience thought per.
haps they might benefit ne and wrote
you for advice. followed the advice
you gave, and used Lyd.a f p!bkham 8
vegetab BILE Compound ard Liver Pills as
you directed aud am tow as well as I
ever was have gained 5esh and nave
Q good color am completely cured Of
irregulArity
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THE SICKNESS IN MANILA.
The Health of the Troops In the
Philippines II Had.

San Francisco, Nov. 2.-The Associated
Press has received the following core
spondenee. dated Manila, October 8;
The health Of the troops here at pres
ent j. not good, notwithstanding the
statements of the medical department to
the contrary. At Cayite the conditions
are tad. There have been over 40 deaths
there since September /, mostly from ty-
phoid fever. One-third Of the officers OF
the Montana volunteer regiment are IN
the sick list, including the colonel and
lieutenant colonel, who are unfit for duty.
The hospital accommodations are made
quate. The supply Of medicine was ex-
hausted at one time, and for days there
was nothing incidentally to administer to
the patients. The place Is unhealthy At
best. The men are quartered on ground
floors, where it is damp, and in this eoun'
try, especially, conducive to Illness. Many
Of the men worked themselves III during
the process Of cleaning Cayite, but now
that the sanitary conditions are being
looked after an improved health record
will doubtless follow.
In Manila the conditions are better. The
men are fairly well gnartered and are
being given better accommodations -
fast a. possible, and il will not now he
long before all reason for complaint will
have passed. Much Of the sickness Of the
past can be traced to the oyererOwding
Of the men while proper quarters were
being prepared Malaria j. the most com.
mon Of the diseases among the troop. 4
malariaI condition il the natural result
Of the climate and sanitary conditions
which prevail. Typhoid fever has al-o
developed to a serious degree. The aver
age number Of sick in the hospitals, m
addition 10 the number Of men relieved
from duty by order Of the physirian- =
500. The new cases reported to the hos
pitals average about 40 cases.
There have been about u cas"s of
smallpox among the soldiers 10 far, six
Of which have proved fatal. The regi-
mental physicians have advised the white.
washing Of the quarters and the liberal
use Of corrosive sublimate. but there j.
not sufficient lime or corrosive sublimIte
or even a substitute to be had Smallpox
is always prevalent among the natives
many having had il a. children.
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A Beautiful Girls HffIietion.


FFeHt fAF 80 Al-HN ANas#H'f HF7-t
The fuckers 81 Versailles. insl ilks
ell fond parents. are completely wraP.
ped up In THEFT children. ThgtF
daughter Lacy. IN particular. has ,~n
them much concern. She IL fifteen.
and from a strong. healthy xtrl. three
years ago, hal berous weak anil kept
falling oil IN Hssh. until she became a
mere skeleton. She seemed TO have no
lite At all Her blos-l bseams impure
and finally shs bsyams ths victim u
nervous pto@sratt0a. Do,t0ts dtd nng
help Ter, Mos, Of the tins sb. was
confined TO bed. wss very nefVsss An.I
irritable, and seemed GA the verge %
81. Nilus' dance.
''One morning." said Mrs. Tucker.
THE doctor told ne to give her DR. VII.
IiAms' Pink Pills for Pale People.
which he Brought With him. lie said
he was treating . similar eass sith
these pills AnJ they we're curing the
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s,oO REWARD. sIOO.

Tss ren5~ru a. this paper wll be pleased q
barn that there ks at least ore areA1sd dasenes
that SCIENCE has been able TO eurx IN an y
stages and that 10 catArEA- HAIRS CAtArTn S1Fe
IL the 0nly positive csre aJN Known 70 tns
medical fraternity. C&x4rTh hing rerstltl
tlaual disease. requires co1sktf1taecA1 treat
meat HAIRS ezt4rTh Cure 10 taken tntsfnA4J'
acting directly upon the blood and nueo42s ssr
faces a. the ETxteEa. thereby arStTuy1AG les
fo4Inaaflen Of the 4lseAse. AMI g1TiaS tie -
tSent ssreng1h ~ building ap The eons1taLSe
anA assisting nature m doing ns SoTA Ins
proprt4tnrs have % maeh fAith in It's curative
poI&rx that they oa<r One Hundred pslLarl
&C. ssy case that II falls 20 cure s%nd tor t@
d TesxtmlnIAlA-
Aa1ress: ,. J. CHENEY q Co. roasSs0. O
sofa By Druggists. TIC
0MHa Sanity Pulls are the best
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

81. Lonis, Nov. William Hyde, al
one time managing editor Of the 81. Louis
Repul'Iie, died Saturday at his home in
this city Of heart disease. lie had been
sufferer from III health for long time,
and for two months prior To his death
had been confined TO his home. lie va.
G2 years old and was born at Lima, y. Y.
During President Clcveland's first admin
istration Mr. Hyde was appointed post
master at 81. Louis.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

The smallest book ever printed Is the
story Of Perrzult's little Hope my
ThuInb,- lately Pnblishea- The book l.
one and ore-qnArter inches thick 1t can
lie read only by the aid Of microscope,
but is complete in every way, and has
four engrayings-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

san Frta is.v,. Sas > a tgiysrana ha'
h.~n f,veig ri irorn the asent II W, on
MArlhtnpu.h. ov nsr IT tfrraan,is. stating
that tlt~ DiLe 81 We.tmiastsf'a offer It
s50po knr that iImo4. fase h0fs< hts
heen lsriln~,l-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

Washington, NOV. The marine hos
rifaI s~rvice received a disPaieh from
United states Consul Hursi from vienna
stating three deaths have occurred there
from bssbonie plague, and there are no~
,.sJr six eases in the entire city
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-05

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tafy tasktapssy has tarm Hsssi il shs
nusd >tatrs df.srsss gaast aEssest A,
faFs-t slas~r N,ss. sA~ hsaaAst~. b. sxsss
tgaF. tfsaz I'asti.irjphts sbhaags sHa
Wr,f ttfrsats e h,ssr rlat.ns ssrgexSts
sltes Na4