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sne last ono saw. which was not many
days ago. was being constructed on the
good old plan.
IL it possible that the American boy
has no originality in his make up? Why
don t he make snow man on more life.
like lines or in some different attitude:
Why don't t he try his hand ut initiating
the form Of solus other biped or even
quadruped? Why not snow woman OF
snow boy: confess l never thought
Of departing from the old traditions
when was q boy, but was only an
ordinary. everyday sort OF boy, with
no taint Of genius.
There IL place where snow modelling
il practicsd as an art, . place where
not only snow men, but bewilderlng
number Of figures. are made OF snow by
real artists and are exhibited AZ objects
we'll worth seeing. They are inspected,
TOO, by a whole big city full of people
who pay for the privilege.
This place is Brussels The sculptors
in snow are the stadents in the Brussels
art schools. Once every winter. when
all the weather conditions are just right,
the royal park, which is inclosed by a
high wall, is closed to the public and
even to the royal family. Then the stu
dents prepare for the exhibition. Each
student selects site and begins to
gather his SNOW just as the American
boy does, by rolling II ball across the
grass.
Then for three days this open air
atelier is busy place. Hundreds of
students, attended only by their in
structsrs, are hard ut work, some on
single figures, some on ambitious groups
When the images are completed, they
gre sprinkled with water, and if there
should happen to be cold snap they
are preserved for weeks. When all is
ready, the judges inspect the works and
make their awards. Then the gates ara
opened, and the general public for All
admittance fee Of about cents head
is let ill., Alright the park is brilliantly
illuminated by electric lights and strings
Of Japanese lanterns and afternoon and
evening band plays national airs
Everybody goes. 1t is the thing. The
people seem to enjoy 1t hugely. too and
walk up and down the lanes, laughing
heartily at the comical groups and ad.
miring the skill with which some young
artist has reproduced difficult subject
III yielding snow.
At the last exhibition group labeled
"Three Jolly Boys made u big hit
The figures were supported in their un.
stable positions by rough mound Of
snow in the background down which
they appeared to be staggering
The park benches were utilized by
many sculptors. On one rested two polar
bears which were SO lifelike Us to be al
most startling when you came upon
them unexpectedly. On another bench
was ragged tramp asleep with park
guard standing over him in a threaten
ing attitude. On still another was a
peasant woman with dog ut her feet
In IL corner of the park was huge
head, with the neck resting On the
ground, just rs il it We're part of snow
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Post ONCE Discontinued.

Yesterday mornington Postmaster
Muuip received noticed from Washing
ton to discontinued the post office 1T
Krntn'e'p and ordering the postmaster
at krntmere to turn all ni the office eli
fects over to the postmaster at the main
offices. Postmaster Moore desires tn
know the disposition OF til" people Of
kentmere regarding their mail. whether
they want i, sent t" the post Office at the
Highlands or to keep i, nj the main
office until called for The new rule takes
effect ON March 81
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ART IN SNOW MODELLING
Some Possibilities of the Small
Boys Winter Pastime.
BRUSSELS ANNUAL EXHIBITION.

The Art Stud< uts Make Snow Images In
the Royal Park. and Everybody Turns
Out to See Them A Hint to ehe AmsrI-
oan BOY.
Not long ago l watched the evolution
OF snow man. There had been q fall
Of damp snow during the night, and by
afternoon 1t was in just that condition
which we used to describe when / was
. hoy by saying, ut packs good"
When younsster who lives In an
adjoining house discovered this, he
shied few snowballs at passing team
sters and then gave bis whole attention
to rolling IN immense ball of snow. He
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' LOCAL DOTS.

Miss May Whitnack has returned
from Il short visit to Miss Amy Paul
and Mrs. Ditprre, i Philadelphia.
THE BANK,
M. East Fourth street. Lunch
daily. J. WIN. Wagner, Proprietor.
The report that Miss Emory, teacher
Of public school NJ. I, had resigned
has upon investigation proved untrue.
Miss Ar,nitage Black and Miss Mary
Cooper. have been practiclng with their
solf sticks on the fields at i'r,th hurst.
James l.. Kecgan spent Yesterday in
Philadelphia. the guest Of his sister
Mis-. Mary keegan, :EWi Chestnut street.
Miss Lolita Boric has returned from IL
visit to Mrs. Carol Nile, nee Miss
Name Callahan, this city,. OF Whining.
ton.
james y. Tonan, proprietor ri the
United States Hotel, OF this city. spent
yesterday with friends in lrncadrr nun
drcd.
Dr. and Mrs. +. Clarkson Taylor are
now located ut The Park, having re-
Gently returned from their wedding tour.
Mess Charles Dickinson, George
Moultun and Harry Wnurkeisrr, ut tins
city, spent Thursday evening with
friends At Chester.
latricla Fahey WAS yesterday morning
granted II permit tor the erection OF the
Sacred Heart SrhOulhuu>, at cost OF
$1,000
Plaid silk shirt waists are among the
latest IlnIrrtati"ns, They come in the
bnluc>, nf the patterns and are very
stunning.
The Beethoven String Qua,tc,,r, Of
Philadelphia, will give Il concert at the
Newt tcnlury Club on the afternoon Of
March ~.
The members Of the several divisions
Of the Ancient order OF IIirllians in
This city, will attend services at It.
Peters ro-Cathrrdlal ut $ O'Clock this
morning
The principal and teachers rf Friends
school, on Friday afternoon, gave an in.
formal reception to the three upper
Glasses, which was Il thoroughly enjoy.
able affair.
Daniel Mc(l,sker, u shoe merchant Ou,
Second street between Tatnall All
Orange, severed an artery in his left
hand on Thursday night by striking q
glass vase. Dr. BlEksoin dressed Tho
wound.
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liuur, N.,:rs.

Tlir rue for il wri, OF ,>,c,>on was
made absolute in the cas-, ni Sheppard
vs.. $. NJ. REYNOLDS Il Co., with IL stay "l
execution until March -.
II was announced that Chief Justice
Lore and Judges Spruance and Grubb
has been assigned to hold the May term
pi court in this county. No further as
~lgnlnents have yetieen made.
The >ayers license case was not heard.
Lawyer Edward Corcoran moved for
AN order for rule Of inquisition in Il
ju lgement case.
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THROUGHOUT DELAWARE.
New Castle.

An interesting missionary service will
Ike held in the NJ. T.. Church, this city,
tonight. The following enjoyable pro-
gram viii be rendered:
Prayer cr.....,..........ra. ia. tor Rev. pr. Cochran,
Singing ........ .................... ChOiI
Rrrtatior. ....... ...... =. Frank Leach
singing Jesus bids Is Shine" Sunday srllo,
sinri"s' THE sweet story ''''''''''' '"''
Recitation, Mabel CieWcil, Helen Ford a,
',fcta Mcclure.
Address. Superintendent Of Sunday school Leach
keristi"n, s;ra Psalm !i%a'" r,sk ynr
Singing, Let Blessed Sunshine In
SUNDAY srliOu
Singing ........ .....Cn"lT
An orchestra will accompany the sing.
ing. and \ rare musical treat may be cx.
pectcd. All are invited.
An amusing incident was witnessed by
one Of New Castle. ladies yesterday
aitern"nn white mlt un her wheel. On
riding up South Fnilfth street. Il small
boy leAdinga II large horse w;i- rncn,,n.
tered. The horse, being evident yoi the
''iack wond>' type. was unaccllstollcd
to the sight Of Il wheel and Immediately
proceeded to perform various fcat> in
gymnastics, much t" the amusement OF
the spectators, but tn ;i,t uI-,Iiay Of the
rider. She ut once called to the Young.
>tcr to- ''huld on t. the animal, and
hold on he did. Horse and boy Str,g-
gIcd in the street for Il tine and then
transferred their scene nI action to the
sidewalk. Tine boy, evidently conclul-
ing that in hnlding un he l,al under
taken more than he Ir.rgainru inr.- ,uyIt
r!ug" in II nrighboring house. l'p the
steps he dartr'l. still riinging {" the ami.
mai. and lic l,rs,', n!pdirntIy following
mounted the steps also, close at his heels.
When the top step was Reached I'll" I"ul
was 'nceIenlpnin'lsly opened from with.
in by IL coi"rrd woman, win gr,Sln'l the
youti, by the collar, yankcd him inside,
renlarkils 1T the same time IL rrk hyar,
boy; what you br:,yin' dat boss in hyar
for; does yMl take dis Tor Il stabe?' The
door was slammed in the innocent quad
rupcd's face, and Ming released from
captivity he gaIIppa calmly down the
sidewalk, scattering yellow kids' in
all directions. The lad proceeded on
her journey unn,oltsed.
Two we'll dressed men called in the
drug store Of Charles {. Ferris X Son
YESTERDAY morning and requested Mayor
Boyd TO direct them to some place wlier
they could rest. On inquiring it wax
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What isig Cities Eat,

fsr's dev'urs yearly 100, 900 head Of
cat'le more than are eaten in Berlin.
out o the Berliners find a market for $50.
oOo Caves while the Parisians uss but
oV'ooo' and 700, 900 hogs are eaten in
sne frossiai capital to 800. 900 in Paris.
rafls eats l,soo.0 900 sheep. however, "
tour times ~ many ~ Berlin.
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Harrington.

Miss Frances Williamson is he guest
of Frederick friends.
Mrs. Lucy Hanson has returned from
il visit with New Jersey friends.
Miss Nora Blades, OF Bnrrsvillr. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John r. smith.
Rev. ". {. IIagy, ni HrdgrvilIr. Is as
>isling the Rcy. Richard Downs in the
rvan.,!islic services being held in the
Presbyterian church.
Riley 4 L ,bin~on. ui Baltimore. ha VI
leased the cannery formerly owned by
j. {. Reed. and will operate the same
during the coming >,.a>on
The hr,-e uf John {. 'irurgr was
tnta! y destroyed by fire last night. \"
insurance.
You should not miss seeing the bicycle
racing and other attractions this week ut
the ". q. &. cycle show, Tenth and
Orange.
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The General Hancock InSpecte Ell.

United States llartcrnas'cr Major
Patton, stationed at Govcrnur's Island,
yesterday visit the sl,ipyanIs "f i'uspy 4
Jones canpany. Major i'al'"n was on
his way South and stopped at the ship
yard to make an informal inspection Of
the government frrryboat. General liam
cock. which he contracted with the local
firm ,n buid. The icrryb"at will have
her official trial trip next Wednesday.
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HER FACE ON MEDALS,

How sh- Omaha Exposition Authorities
Are to Honor Miss Waldorf.
The official medals to be awarded to
exhibitors at the Omaha exposition will
bear on ous side the profile of q very
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Commerce and F'inassce.

The Flour market was absolutely iea-
tureless. Buyers held of and prices
were weak, with more anxiety on the
part Of the mills to sell. Bran WAS firm
for Winter in bulk. which was in fair
request and small supply, but quiet for
Spring in sacks, which was available ut
the late decline. Baled Hay and Straw
wee generally weak and the market WAS
quiet, with offerings mostly Of medium
and poor qualities. Refined Sugars were
quiet and unchanged. Provisions sold
Ia a jobbiny way on II basis Of quota
tions. Wheat ruled weak and declined
lc., Influenced by Slow cables, and II
light demand from both sleculators and
exporters. MiIlers were indifferent.
Corn options were without important
change. Offerings were moderate and
demand from exporters was fair. Car
lots were unchanged, with II limited in.
uuiry from jobberS. Oats were in small
supply and firm. but there was not
much inquiry from exporters or local
jobbcrs. Cotton was lljc. per pound
lower
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Sells ExHIBiTiON.
TOO. was free to enjoy that kind Of fun.
1t IL remarkable fact that most all
snow men seem to have been fashioned
after the same model. They all have the
same elerhantine, impossible legs, the
same lack of symmetry as to trunk the
same squaslIlikc head set necklcss on
the shoulders and the Same rigid, ex.
tended arms, II they arr not created
HrmleSs. They used to make them that
way ~ far lurk ~ l cpp ren.uinber, aud
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Grain Movement.

Receipts at Philadelphia:-Whear, o.
SIP; Corn, l45, 42l; Oats, 44.HM Baltl-
mop-Wheat 1882; Corn, 67,22M;
Oats. 1850 Shipments from Phila-
delpha:- Wheat, l,5l3; Corn, o7,ll7:
Oats, ll,6lS. Baltimom:-Whca,, 40, lSn;
Corn, III .42S
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Pennsylvania and near by........"lO!
Western, strictly fresh......"....."lO!
Southern, strictly fresll............".lo
Butter, steady; Eggs. steady.
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Butter and Eggs.

The following are the official wloe-
sale prices recorded today ut the rhiIa-
ieipl,ia Butter and Egg Board
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Solid Packed Butter.
Separator Creamery, extra ..........2O.
Creamery, tirsts. ..............."..l9W II
do seconds. ........................lS
Imitation Creamery. eXtra...........l1
do flrStS. ..........................lh
do seconds. ................ l4U Ii
iadle-packed, d,ex,ra."...............l5
90 UrstS......... ...l4
do seconds. ...................
Print Butter.
Creamery, extra. .........".........."22
DO nrStS......! ................ZtkdZl
do seconds ....................mlS
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LADY KILLS a BLACh bhO IL
He Was Advancing on Her When she
Dropped Him.

Athens, Ala jury ~
kettS island situated 'i 1,,,
river fourteen miles west ol 80
and operated by - ~ l>o"'''S''' .
convict farm was 'he scene
a killing In Which MIS- susie ~ ''No
q prepossessinE little woman po'"'' 9'''0
for tine protection OF hef own an" ','0
honor Of a negro mousse srI. i'e''','S i'0D
inson secured CONVICT c"IIou 'I0 DUG
and he h-as kindly treated ny MIS- Nd''eS'
who is in charge Of the fahCh us 'o"'1
keeper and the negro was not reQuHtu "
work for a few days, Inc TWO lol'l1SH
yesterday went off the island with all the
labor TO an adjoining farm. leaving Ola
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may be allowed by the court not to exceed
3 per cent on first 5000 or less, per cent
on second $1,000 and l per cent on such
sums in excess of $1,000.
referees and trustees are required to
give bond in sums fixed by the courts,
not to exceed 5000.
ANY qualified person may file Il petition
to be adjudgcd a voluntary bankrupt.
Three or more creditors, whose proVaDle
claims amount in the aggregate, III excess
Of the value of securities he'd by them.
to $500 or over or if all of the creditors are
less than twelve in number then one cred
itor whose claim equals such an amount
may file Il petition to have the debtor adj
judged bankrupt. ono of the provisions
as to preferred creditors, If the debtor
shall in contemplation of the filing of a
petition by or against him pay money or
transfer property to an attOrney-at-laW,
is that the transaction shall be re-eXamined
by the court on the petition of the truS-
tee or the creditor, and shall be held valid
only to the extent of reasonable amount.
The debts which may be proved arc
as follows:
"a fixed liability, evidenced by a judg-
ment or in writing absolutely owing at
the time of the filing Of the petition then
payable or not, costs III certain cases,
debts founded upon account or in contracts
expressed or implied; proyable debts re
duced to judgments after the filing of the
petition; unqualified claims. lquidatcd un-
der direction Of the court, debts which
have priority; public taxes actual
and necessary costs for preserving the
estate, the cost of administration, which
embraces reasonable attorneys fees, for
services rendered, to petitioner in cred
itors in involuntary cases or to the bank
rupt in involuntary cases and to the bank
rupt in voluntary cases. the court is TO
determine the amount. wages due 10
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union

Cleveland, O., July 12.-'rhe opening ses-
sion of the wentY-seventh annual conVen-
ton of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union of Ohio began here today, Preccd-
ing the session proper of the convention
pontisical high mass was celebrated IN 81.
Johns cathedral Right Rev. Bishop Horst
man officiating as Ceehrant of the mass
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Huntsville. Ala, July 17.--(Special) Judge
William Richardson candidate for congress
in opposition to General Joseph Wheeler
addressed large audience yesterday at
Athens. Judge Richardson dWclt upon inc
disposition of some politicians to make .
hero of General Wheeler because he 1Olhed
tho army. ana touching that feature of the
campaign the Judge said:
General Wheeler has exhausted all ar
gumentS for his denomination ana now
asks to be sent back to congress because
he Is at the front fighting SpamardS' l
have never offered my services to the gov
ernor or the president to fight the span
iards. | earnestly synpathl2ed with Pres
ident Mckinley IN his efforts to MAINTAIN
peace. General Wheeler voted for war, was
active ana interchangeable in his efforts TO
plunge the country into war and offered ms
services to the government before any
federal soldier thought there was a proba-
bility Of war With Spain. He not only used
his influence TO bring about war, but wrote
a letter to the secretary of war in which
he said the men Of the gulf states Should
enlist first" Judge Richardson was ten
dered an ovation ut the close of Ms speech
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Spaniards Leave Canada.

Montreal, July 12,-Senor Du Rosc and,
Lieutenant Carranza went on board the
dominion freight boat ottoman at mid
night and at 4 o'clock this morning it is
expected the steamer will sail. They are
the only regular passengers. Three other
Spaniards were shipped as cattle In order
to get homo
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JUDGE HOPKINS ON
BANKRUPTCY LAW
He Talks Interestingly on the New Act
Of Congress.
LIMITATIONS ON BANKRUPTS
Synopsis of Bill, It's Provisions and
Procedure Under It.
BECOMES EFFECTIVE ON JULY FIRST
No Petition Can Be Filed Before Au-
gust 1st-Operations Now Go
ing on Under 1t.

TIME bankruptcy law which mas peeh
recently passed went into effect on
i July LIST. This law Is now being OPP
Grated under and is attracting the atten-
ton Of attorneys-at-law and the pubic
generally In every part Of the country
1t makes many changes In regard to the
liquidation of national banks ana other
corporations.
Judge John T. Hopkins has made care
full perusal of the bill and Saturday gave
an interesting Interview on the subject
which is a synopsis Of the bill, showing its
extent and limitations.
1.-The bankruptcy law" said Judge Hop
kins "passed at a recent session of con-
gress took effect July list. No petition for
voluntary bankruptcy can be filed within
one month of the date Of passage and no
petition for Involuntary bankruptcy can
be filed within four months of July lst'
when the law began to be effective
"Any person who owes debts except a
corporation may become a voluntary bank
rupt Any natural person except a wage
Garner or a person engaged chiefly IN farm
ing any un.ncorporated company ana any
corporatton engaged principally in manu-
featuring trading, printing or puhhsfllhS
or mercantile pursuits, owing II dent 70
the amount of $1,000 may be adJudEed I"
voluntary bankrupt. Private bankers put
not banks Incorporated under state laws
NAV be adjudgcd Involuntary baukrupts.
"A partnership may be adjudged bank
rupt.
Acts of bankruptcy by person consist
of his having conveyed, transferred, Gun
ccalcd or removed. or permitted 10 be
concealed or removed. amy part OF ms
property with intent to hinder, delay OF
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REQUESTED To RESIGN Commission.

London July 13.-Thc Odessa correspond
ent Of The Daily News says it is asserted
there that before Dog Jamie. son of the
Brussels tho Russian Minister Of war re
quested him to resign his commission in
the Russian army
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Philadelphia Times: We have not the
least idea what the commissioners are like
ly to recommend Mr.. Dole would doubtless
be pleased to como to the United states
senate but the admission of the Islands "a
a state of the union is not immediately
practicable because OF the system of con-
tract labor which prevails there ana WhicA
could not be tolerated in a state, though 1t
may be allowed to exist III territory, over
which the power of congress is practClily
absolute The probability is that something
Ike the present order. much Simphhed'
will be continued a territorial govern
ment, with q governor appointed by ting
president. and perhaps with a military com
mandant to assure order.
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Not Much Interest Being Taken in
Politics This Year.
WAR IS WHAT THE PEOPLE DISCUSS
Republican Leaders Deny the state
ment Given Out by Chairman
Grove, of the Populists.

From a non-partisan standpoint ho'h'nF
but democratic success can be seen VII '"'
future. While the majority Will no, oe >"
very large tn" decrease WIZ p' '"U
| by non-parucip2tloh IMAM amy u4'"A ,t..,
for less interest is being taken III pms ,.
right now, and the election o"'I W. ~
Off than was taken dt tHi9 t''"' ~ 49,
years in the past. n" IacN % 'H'g''' 80
| IS being taken is wonderful IN '',o l"'
| cities the war situation IS aoSo' "''7 'lt
| interest Of me people "l'l', 49, ,,,,,'rr, I
| the country districts not enough concern Is
! taken as to the result III '"o 0'''i'''7
| Hon. ,o,o-
Chairman Robert love- o. ''io ,,
cratic state executive "hu t'''P' ~
mittecs, went DOWN 10 "''"'"i''
more county, yesterday 10 ih''Ne o." n,4
dress before the people OF th'' V"U".S'
| Of his office is given ASSURANCE "I 80
Victories all over '"t S'''' va Ii.? 800
and corroo'ra,on 81 ,o r,icnorratir bv
o"e ,',I,s r,,ainritv From all counties
90 o,.,,,1.,,t ronorts and since It's ad-
49,, -t,+n nor,Ilisn IS to be given
l'"t 80 ,r., Or nov that It has ever
."@ "'''
r,,:, ao,,o1or+ ,,loV-e are EXPRESSED out
49,. l,l,,,arters or the populist party
- CaU ~ tfs avn ticket. G. r Deans,
~! ,,ai,,oo of the nonu'ists fer governor
- ,l,hor,o returned Yesterday from
n north Alabama. IlN was az
lr,r,,f,d by CongreSsman VI. W. How
I AVID ea,,rral counties were visited. "lf
~, TT, .tata was Ike north Alabama
t1 W. Deans 81 would DO elected gov
a. ~ Alabama beyond every doubt
t, + to.o weeks will see popuust
,-,,~s eco,tarinq ali over south Ala
,,r ,,v, announcement is made that a
.,+I hos hann issued out Of tho popul.St
boadcuartars for all nominees of the party
| ~, tha afate ticket, members Of the eXecu-
,t,.a committee. all county Cha'rmHn anu
r.oil,,u lt2shts in the party in the state {"
,,oc4 here on the 25th instant. Inc OBJECT
~ , ,,co+fng lust one week before the elcc-
| ,t,r ,-iu not be stated and 10 injth'lLlOH
| lin hn oivcr out Or. G. -. Grove Is
| ,,i,,od as SAVING that no one but those IN
f+d IA attend should know the object OF
call nicotine It is baiieYed however that
! t,,.4r,ct;ons will be given for the maj
.,.,,,,, MN ny the Marty and Of the cIaiIiS
| h,,, viii n, made after the election
RIA, ,oodcrs Of the coored republicans are
1.,,,,nr the Statement. made by chairman
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RuDture Cured.

Satisfaction guaranteed no knife; will
have to see patient once a week. DIT,
Tucker. 16 Broad street. Atlanta, Ga.
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Richardson at Huntsville.

cars hay arrived and the tracks to and
from Gaze City will be completed tomoF-
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Philadelphia Record Senators Cullom
ana Morgan and Representative Hit are
the leading members of the committee ON
foreign affairs in both branches of CON
gress. while President Dole and JUSTICE
Fgear. who will represent Hawaiian IN
terests on the commission. are thoroughly
familiar with the governmental methods IN
yoaue in the ISLANDS and with the problems
presented in adapting the territory 70 TIE
requirements and privileges of free AmetI-
can INSTITUTIONS.