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But One Cure
for ScrOfu1a.

Scrofula is one of the most obstinate,
deep-seated blood diseases, and is be-
yond the reach Of the many so-called
purifiers and tonics. s. s. s. Is equal 10
any blood trouble, and never fails 70
cure ScrofulR, because it goes down
to the seat OF the disease, thus per-
manently eliminating every trace Of
the taint.
Mr.. H f, Thompson, OF Milledge-
Vile, Ga, writes:
"a hnd case OF scroinlA broke ont ON q {,
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NOTHING ELSE TO BE CONSIDERED
IN THE SENATE UNTIL TT HAS
BEEN DISPOSED OF.

WASHINGTON. FEB e.-Unt1 the r.
u9ncial weae1re row pending before
th, serate shal have been disposed Of
finally it viii be considered by the senate
every legislation day to the exclusion
~ except purely routine business This
agreement viii have the erect or cutting
of an debate on the Philippine question
or other matters except 10Y unanimous
consent cf the senate. unless senators
choose 90 discuss other question in the
time they devote To the financial hn
Mr. Canerv. of Louisiana, concluded his
speech on the Philippine question, holding
that the United states ought 90 restore
in the islands the status quo and then
confer independence upon the Fiuplnos.
AT the conclusion OF Mr. Canerys
speech, q bin increasing the Mmi OF cost
of the public building an salt Lake city
to $4,000. was passed
An arrangement was reached that from
the present until after the nnal vote on
the financial bill that measure be taken
up each day after routine morning bust
ness 10 the exclusion OF everything else.
Mr. Foraker gave notice that az soon
as the financial b'll was disposed OF, he
would ask the senate 20 take up the Till
providing q civil for Porto Rico.
Mr. Cullom expressed the hope that
this notice would not Interfere with the
consideration of the measure providing a
government for Hawaii
Mr. Shoup, OF Idaho. announced that Il
was the intention Of the chairman Of
the committee on privileges and elections
20 press the consideration Of the case
OF former Senator Quay as soon as the
financial bin had been disposed Of.
A conference on the ruEent deficiency
bin was agreed 10. thus passing the meas
uro
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SURVEYORS WORKING TOWARD
PAWNEE--GRADING ON SANTA
EE NEARrY " CnAipL ErEn


FE NEARLY COMPLETED
PAWNEE, OKLA, FEB G.-The Dis
patch says:
County Surveyor Mott came In from
Ralston Tuesday and brought word
that party Of twelve railroad men
Were at that place and were making a
surves towards Pawnee The surveyors
belong 10 the Mo. Pac. road. and the
line they are laying out leaves the
Kansas line at Peru Junction, town
about half way between Arkansas G. ty
and Cuffeyville and runs directly south
on Salt Creek 20 Ralston Mr.. Frazier.
chief engineer, informed Mr Mott that
the road was bound for Pawnee and
that they would be In by Saturday ana
that from here they viii either go south
or southwest He also stated that the
road was sure thing ana that Pawnee
would get it
The grading on the Santa Fe is al
most completed between here and stH-
water. except on the Indian allotTnents.
a large force !s ready TO work them as
soon as the proper arrangements are
made. Pawnee's railroad prospects are
1attering.
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WASHINGTON, FER s-senator
Jones o. Arkansas today read petition
from the Choc;aw Indians. praying for
ara amendment 70 the Indian appropriation
Dll setting forth an appropr.at ON for
Dee payment 90 the Choctaws and Chick
asaws the fun value on ihe Kiowa. CO.
manche and Apache reservations ana also
summing a brief report OF counsel on the
same The petition also protests agalrs,
the proposed legislation OF Indian anaira
on grounds of allowance generally being
TOO curtaile6 10 allow fan execution OF
work.
DELEGATE Flynn caIlei up the Anderson
olil and the same was passed
Superintendent segar OF The Caddo IN
dian schools Is Oh Washington WORKING
for larger appropriation FOR his schools
as also Is Superintendent Reel M Flynn
ana Superintendent Reel will visit Hamp-
ton tomorrow IN an effort 10 further the
INTERESTS 81 Zoe schools.
NOV Are Your HidneSag
~ Hobba snsTaeus Pilis cure an kidhey liis sam
pc iiee A0d sterling hemecy Co, Chicago % MY
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KANSAS CITY. FEB. 1.-THE Star
says.
Arthus r Stmwen, builder of the Kan
sas City. Pietsburg and Gulf railroad.
and untl last year its president is or-
ganizing the American vimotion car COM
pany which owns patents FOR gaso-
limo engine. which, it IS claimed. will
minimize the expense Of operating street
cars Mr. stllwel VIII oe president Of
OF the company
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glands OF m y n &c X,
which had 20 be lhnced
aud caused me much
Bu n ertng. / was
treated Tor a long
while, but the physi'
clans we're unable 10
cure me, and my con-
ditiOn was as bad as
when / began the eiT
treatment. Many blood
remedies were used, but
without effect some
one ommended > 3.
s., and | began to im-
prove as soon as I
had taken a few bot
ties. Continuing the
remedy, / was soon
cured permanently,
and have nevor had q
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Weehiy Leader one year and the
Farm Journal the remainder of
1900 and oil of 1907, 1902. 1908
and 1904, for only SOC. SUB
SoriDtiOns begin with the current
month; we cannot supply back
numbers. Orders sent in FebTu-
arg viii begin with February, and
so on.
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BIlT.s PASSED

The following bills were passed;
Recognizing the able and gallant ser.
vices OF Captain Francis Tuttle, revenue
cutter service his officers and men OF me
Rear.
Also the heroic services OF Lieutenant
d u. Jarvis p. p Ber'holf ana Dr s. J..
can composing the overland expedition
90 Point Barrow ArcUc ocean, for the
relief ~ imperllei whalers 60 pay the
Union iron works OF san Francisco Sa3-
s23 horse power penalty levied on account
Of the coast defense vessel Monterey
After brief execut We session the
senate O. 1855 %. NJ. adjourned
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The boys and girls should read the
Farm Journal. IL will help keep them
on the farm, We will send 10 Ave
years, the remainder OF 1900 and all OF
1901, 1909, 1908 and 1904. To everyone
who will subscribe for the Weekly
Leader; both papers at the price OF
ours only
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Bicycle Berry Book, No 2 OF The
Biggle Books Is all about berries. A
whole encyclopedia of berry lore, boil
ed down after the manner OF Farm
journal. Tells about varieties, about
planting, growing, mulching, cultivat-
ing, picking and marketing. II gives
practical pointers from the pens OF
scores Of leading berry growers from
all parts OF the country who have con-
tributed 20 its colums, IL has Colored
representations Of berry true 70 size
and color, thiuty-three portraits OF
practical berrymen, and thirty-fye
other illustrations, handsomely bound
Ia cloth The price Is so cents, free
by mail; address the publishers, wills
mer Atkinson CO.. Phi. sdelphia,
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FOR TWENTY YEARS HE WAS CON-
NECTED WITH THE HARVEY
E1ATING HOUSES.

CHICAGO, FEB &c S. Pike. OF Ar
kansas city, Kans.. died yesterday OF
heart trouble at the Auditorium annex.
aged 55 years. lie was connected for 20
years with the system Of eating houses on
the Santa Pc railway, and for some time
had charge or the house az Arkansas
city With Major Blossom ne opened
the Blossom house az Kansas City, NO,
a number Of years ago.
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BY relying upon S. s. S., ana not eI-
perimenting with the various so-called
tonics, etc, all sufferers from blood
troubles can be promptly cured, in
stead Of enduring years Of suffering
which gradually bat surely undermines
the cnnstifnfinn
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Scripps .McRae League,
Jacksonville, Mo- Feb. 5--A large
business block was burned here today
causing loss OF 500, ,OOO
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Don't irritate your lungs With a
stubborn cough when q pleasaat and
effective remedy MAJ be found ia
BALlARD's HOREHOUND SYRUP.
Price 20 and 80 cents. Fold by n. n.
Lille A Co., and Wheeler 4 Son.
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BRIDGEPORT. CONN, FEB G.--Mr Bry-
an reached Bridgeport at $40 This city
far outdid Harford's welcome.
AS the train was about to pull out of
Hartford, gray haired man, nervously
pushed his way through the train vainly
searching for Mr. Bryan Some one sug-
gested that he might have entered the
smoker whereupon The patriarch cried
out Indignantly
Never William Jennings Bryan does
not smoke; he does not dring ana he
indulges in no other abomiauon. Thank
God for that
A Few moments later the Ola man had
reached his goal and ferveutly wrung Mr..
Bryan's hand.
Mr. Bryan had hardly seated himself
when score or more Of Trinity college
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LONDON. KY, FEB 6.-The little
two story brick Laurel county seminary
building today added another page TO
its history. when the brief session OF the
Kentucky legislature was held within
it's walls
AZ 1910 O'Clock. the senators who had
climbed to the upper room by the OUT
side stairway We're called to order by
Senator Hayes.
The first business was the election OF
"a president pro TEN, ia The absence of
Lieut.. GOV Marshall. Senator Jolly,
who was selected at the caucus last
night was elected A. r. Dyche was
elected as secretary pro tenn ana sworn.
and Frank Riley was made temporary
page.
Resolutions of respect on the death
Of their colleague, Senator Goebel were
adopted and the senate adjourned to
meet tomorrow at noon. Judge Brown
then swore IN the officers elected.
Temporary chairman Slack raped
the house to order at 1905 o'clock. He
said: May this legislature i'm all its
acts and efforts be in the direction OF
peace on earth and good will toward
men. We pray that honesty OF purpose
and strict integrity may guide the de-
hberatiOns of ALL"
Chairman Slack then announced that
owing 10 the absence Of Speaker Trim
BILE. dem, a speaker PRO tenn must be
selected. Representa i've Bethurum.
was elected unanimously
Judge Faulkner was made secretary
pro tenn, and the house was ready FOR
business. Resolutions deploring the
death of William Goebel were adopted,
and then IN respect to him, the house
Idjourned until tomorrow at noon
The members OF the Legislature say
the adjournmenu would have been
taken till Thursday noon out Of respect
TO the memory Of the deceased Governor
Goebel, but the constitution states that
when no quorum In either house is pres
emit adjournment must he taken from
one day until the next.
OF the 1S senators present today, II
are republicans and two are Brown
democrats.
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nEADIocK.

SACRAMENTO CAL. FEB. 6.--Today's
session OF the legislature was devoted TO
routine work A secret needing Of tho
Purns forces was held for the purpose OK
discussing the senatorial situation II
was decided 10 throw the entire repua-
lican support for the senatorsh'p -
Thomas y. Baird, who received the cHi.
Gus nomination. The action Of the Burns
forces assures Bairds' election 10 the
United States senate TO succeed steph N
NJ White
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Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic i0c or 25c.
II Z. g. G. fail 70 cure. druggists refund money.
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De irss xad sisiiias' asnseS g c6saso or ny
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"a bad case Of serotulA broke out on u :
The evening times., 1900-09-27
Samuel FriedIander & Co.
ai6-Seventh Street-4l6

al the Columbia Theatre next Monday,
Will excite the attentive interest OF local
playgoers- 1t is regarded as one of the
most important offerings OF the new sea-
son. Founded upon a delightful story of
a mythical kingdom, written by Elizabeth
knight Tompkins, it has been elaborated
by J. l. c. Clarke, the author of Bonnie
Prince Charlie" -'Heartsease and
Mansfefd's The First Violin,' into a ro-
mantle and picturesque portrayal of d
girl queens adventures, as she goes about
incOg, in her rebeIlion-rent domain. seek
ing the cause Of her subjects discomfort.
There are exciting episodes and the love
interest is dominant.
Grace George personates the girl Queen
Honoria. and cast of distinction also
includes Frank Worthing, Ernest Hast
ings, Fraser Coulter, Morton SeIton,
George Osbourne, Frank Hatch, Augusta
De Forrest, Fernando Elisca, and a dozen
others of repute. y massive production
is promised with beauties of scenery and
costumes. The sale of seats and boxes
opened this morning with the regular
prices of theatre.
The evening times., 1900-09-27

State upon the ticket which it offered the
people for their support, said:
AT the beginning of the Republic the
two dominant parties were the Democratic
party and the FederaIist party The DEM
ocratic party has continued from the be-
ginning under the same name and based
upon the same principle-that of a govern
ment by the people. its great founder,
Thomas jefferson. firmly believed that the
masses of the people were capable Of sei:-
government and that all power should be
lodged III them.
'"The opposing party, the Federalists, be-
lieyed in a strong centralized Government;
that the electoral franchise should only be
classes, and that the ideal form of govern
ment was that of an aristocracy. While
the name of the Federalist party went out
have lived under the advocacy of the Wings
and are at present the doctrine of the Re-
publican party.
The Republican party has always been
the advocate of a strong centralized gov
ernment. and has ever favored the aggran-
died wealth of the country rather than its
people It's chief exponent and advocate
today is the celebrated Mark Hanna who.
while he occupies the dignified position of
United States Senator, is the chief lobby
isl of the many monopolies and trusts that
exist and fatten and prosper under the fa-
voritism of the national Administration =
Mr.. Cooper then proceeded to discuss
"Addicksisnl.' He charged that Mr. Ad-
dicks was not now and never had been a
resident of Delaware, but was a resident of
Pennsylvania, where he lived more than
ten months OF the year, and maintained
The evening times., 1900-09-27

sweet voice, will exhibit his original COM
position, The Daisy Queen of Spaln;''
Tim Cronin VIII be seen in George NJ Ca
hans skit, "A Trip to the Vaudeville -
W4lIett and Thornes company. in the
farce. The Uptown Fiat others on the
bill will include Haines and Pettingill,
black face comedians; Sharp and Flatt,
musical artists Brown and Harrison in
an original comedy creation; Webb and
Hassan, the head balancers and hand ac-
robats; Bell Stewart. singing comedi-
enne, and Belle Williams, assisted by
Mascot" in an original coon shouting
speciality. The remainder of the bill viii
include several other feature acts of i'm
portance.
The evening times., 1900-09-27
chase's New Grand-vaudevi1e.

The large audiences of last week at
Chase's New Grand have been largely in
creased by the additional attractiveness
of the programme now offered. while the
eight varied numbers provided fer next
week would seem to be prophetic CT at
tendance breaking all past records at
Chase's.
The Rossow Midgets may be calculated
to make as great a nit as they did last
season with the Behman Show. IS their
act has not deteriorated. Lockhart'S ele-
plants, having made good all that an en-
thusiastic press has heralded them viii
continue another week. NOtwithsta nding
the great number and diyerting quality of
the tricks performed this week this trio
of mammoth comedians, band players
and bowlers viii give an equally large
number of different elephantine antics
next week. Elizabeth Murray is said TO
be a mono:ogist of fine discrimination and
rare humoT. while the Clipper Quartette
continues its fame gained long years ago
as some Of the best singers and musical
entertainers OF the vaudeville field They
viii present Uncle Eph's Dream
The SmedIey Sketch Club. new eomers
here, Will give The Little Mother"
one-act comedy. with which it is claimed
they draw tears or laughs at will from
their audience. It is story of the sor-
rowful side of tenement life in Ehich lit
tie Ellis and Edwin Smedley are expect ed
to make good the claim that they are the
greatest juvenile actors of today. With
this bill Treasurer Herbert at Ghase's
will find little rest during the box-oiiiee
hours, which are from a. m. TO 10 p IA.
The evening times., 1900-09-27
COMING TO THE THEATRES.
The Nationa1-Jefrerson DeAngeIis

The NationaI-JefTerson DeAngeIfs.
Jefferson DeAngelis will present his new
musical comedy "A Royal Rogue" at the
National next week. The piece was writ
ten to fit Mr.. DeAngelis by Charles Klein.
who has already given the stage such ex-
eellent operas as lei Captain" and THE
Charlatan, and such superior play as
''Heartsease,'' 1t has been set to music
by William T. Francis, clever musician
and an expect at composing dainty and
catchy music of the present popular kind,
and who is said in Royal Rogue to have
surpassed any Of his previous efforts. The
piece is replete with pretty songs, duets,
and quartettes, the lyrics of which have
been furnished by Grant Stewart, an adept
at stage versifying. New and appropriate
scenery has been devised and painted by
Frank Dodge, the New York Casinos eel
ebrated artist, and rich and historical cos
tunes, designed by Mrs. Caroline Seidle,
and made by Dazien, will be seen. Sup
porting Mr.. DeAngelis in "a Royal Rogue"
is Miss Jessie Mackaye, a wee bit of a
comedienne. who went to London last year
and made the biggest kind of a hit at the
shaftesbury Theatre, where she was quite
the rage for six months.
The evening times., 1900-09-27
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The evening times., 1900-09-27

nent and consider that electricity is the greatest
power earth. Its current puts life and
force into whatever it touches. The constant.
steaGy life extended by my new Electric AppIi-
ares gives instant relief and never falls 10 cure
Rheumatism, Backache Kidney Troubles, Early
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and Vigor, Nervous Debility, UudeveIopment, and
Lost Vitality You may not have faith in il now,
but wear II for thirty days and you VIII then
realize why l have such confidence il it as 10
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receive the most wonderful testimonials day
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westmoreiand County, Pa, says it cared him Of
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The evening times., 1900-09-27
PLAIN TALK.
To Catnrrh Sufferers.

Every person suffering from catarrh in
Its many forms, knows that the common
lotions, salves and douehes - rot cure.
II is needless to argue this point or to cite
! cases of failure, because every victim, OF
catarrhal trouble knows it for himself il
he has tried them.
local application, if It does anything
= ali, Simply gives temporary relief; a
wash, lotion salve or powder cannot
reach the seat Of the disease, which is the
blood
The mucous membrane seeks to relieve
| the blood of catarrhal poison by secreting
large quantities of nlucus, the discharge
sometimes closing up the nostriIs. de-
scending 10 the threat and larynx causing
an irritating cough, continual clearing of
the throat, deafness, Indigestion and
many other dfsagreable and persistent
symptoms.
A remedy to really cure catarrh must be
an internal treatment; remedy which
VIII gradual. cleanse the system from
eaterrhal poison and remove the fever and
congestion always present in the mucous
membrane.
The best remedies for this purpose are
Eucaiyptoi Sanguinaria. and Hydrastin,
out the difficulty has always oeen to get
THESE valuable curatives combined in one
palatable, convenient and efficient form.
Recently this has been accomplished and
the preparation put on the market under
the name of Stuart's Catarrtl Tablets;
they are large pleasant tasting iozenges,
50 that they may be slowly dissolved in
,ne mouth, thus reaching every part of
the mucous membrane and finally the
stomach and intestines
An advantage TO be consideres also is
that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets contain no
cocaine, morphine or poisonous narcotics.
so often found in catarrh powders, and the
use Of which often entails a habit more
dangerous than the disease.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are sold by
druggists at 30 cents for full sized pack
ages and are probably the safest and most
ehectual catarrh cure on the market
The evening times., 1900-09-27
HasIim's Academy-saudeville.

Manager Hashim promises the strong
est bill of vaudeville yet offered to his
patrons of the Academy. at that
house next week. The bill will en-
brace many of the leading perform
srs in the vaudeville field, and in
cludes several who will make their initial
appearance in vaudeville in Washington.
First on the list will be Camilla Urso, the
distinguished violiniste, who has scored
such big success both in Europe and
America. Corinne. styled 1.-The dainty
Queen of comic opera will be seen for
the first time in vaudeville in this city
She Will appear in an entirely new spe-
elaity written expressly for her; Richard
Harlow, he OF the massive frame and