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ness and hoped to have the opportunity
10 snow wlether they deserved 1t or not.
The delegates then retired to the r
apartments. Later Congressman Sui er
announced that the meeting on Sunday
evening at the Grand opera house in honor
Of the commissioners was to be re-
ception and not a demonstration. A
number OF promh'ent public men are to
make addresses. including Senators Well
ington, Allen and Teller. Representative 4
sulzer, De Almond, Rhea, shafroth md
Clark CMo.), Bourke Cochran of New
YORK and two of the ENJOYS, Fischer aud
Vessels.
A committee, consisting OF Senators
Teller. Mason and Allen aud Represen-
tatlyes Robinson, sulzer and Clark. have
been appointed to visit the White House
and the state department to arrange or
the visit of the ENJOYS to the president
and secretary.
After retiring to their rooms Mr.
Fischer declined to enter into any gem
eral discussion regarding the effects OF the
late British successes.
He did not dlscredit the news, but pre-
ierred DOT to commit himself as to what
might be the result.
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CUMBERLAND pREspvrER1Axs.
San Antonio Prcsbytcry Opposes
the Removal of Dir. Foster

San Antonio Prcsbytcry Opposes
the Removal of DIR. Foster.
Chattanooga, Tenn, May fS.-The en-
rollment today IN the Cumberland Presby-
terrain assembly was 225 commissioners,
and others arriving tonight swelled the
number to 2io, making the largest assam-
bly, OF the church over held. The moaer-
ator today appointed the standing commit
tees and on motion OF Or. ira Land-!l a
new standing committee WAC formed, 10
which will he referred all matters In con =
nection with the million dollar endow-
ment.
The educational committee and the stat
ed clerk OF the assembly made their "a
ports, which were referred to commit
tees.
A report was made showing that In
the past year thirty-nlne minister's have
died, eight Identified. two suspended four
deposed and forty-hve glinel. The treas
urers report shows receiots OF S6GHi22
and balance on hand OF s16S0.5o. overtrres
for the assembly TO elimi iete from the
million dollar endowment plan the dlrrc-
tion that $4,000 be raised 20 endow a post
graduate school in connection vita ice
University OF Chicago we're referred TO
the committee on oYertures.
An important memorial from the trrs-
tees OF Arkansas Cumberland university TO
have the endowment OF the college WAS To-
ferred' to the committee on ccnten nal
memorial
A prayer from Little Rivar presDyrery
for the removal of Dr.. r, " rossar from
the chair of systematic theology on ac-
count OF alleged dsharnoav in his teatb
ings and prayer from the San Antonio
preshytery opposing sush action was re-
ferred to che committee on nvergEres.
The Smlth-Chambers bequest In favor
OF Cumberland university, asking that the
full share accrue 20 the benefit OF the
theological school, was referred 10 the
committee on overtures.
The afternoon session was devoted to
receiving papers and their reference to
the proper committees and the hearing o.
regular reports and their reference 10 the
proper committees.
The report Of the board OF missions
showed that the church had received Of
ferinss from foreign missions during the
year from lila congregations. 2i9 En-
deayor societies, 46 Sunday schools 80
individuals and States For home mis-
sions were received offerings from loss
congregations, l9l Sunday schools, II En-
deavor societies, 50 individuals and
states, which is an advance over other
years. The total amount received from
AZ sources for mission work footed IN
So, 1880
Report Of the Lebanon univers.ty hoard
OF visitors was adopted as Il was shnwp
that the university was doing good
work. 1t was recommended that the as
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COMMISSIONS ON COTTON.
New York Exchange VIII Jnxist nm
Maintennuce of Rnfes

New York, May 1s.-4The members OF
the New York cotton exchange met In the
board OF managers office today to con-
slider proposed amendment to the by
laws which provides for the strict mann
tenanoe of commissions. There has been
so much complaint OF commission cutting
within the past few months that 1t was
deemed necessary TO take prompt action.
The new proposition provides for charge
of IS for each trade per contract OF 100
bales, purchase or sale, for the account OF
non members, a charge of $3.50 for same
when made by a member Of the exchange
and charge OF so cents for floor BUSH
ness.
II restricts the business OF traders en-
ployed on salary by commission houses IA
execution OF orders for their indiyidral
concern or personal transactions, whereas
IN the past they have done a general
business,
The hrst oifense against these rules
Will be met with suspension OF a perIod
OF not less than six mor this nor more
than twelve months. The penalty for the
second offense is expulsion.
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CORnETT Is IN EARNEST
AMOUNT Being Sent to Congress iron
the TenderlOjn

tht IenueffOtn.
New York. May 1s.--James J. Corbett is
being seriously considered as candidate for
congress from the Twelfth district. At first
mis- candidacy was looked upon as a Joke.
but the people in his district are undoubtedly
~ favor OF giving him a show. Tammany
han VII back HIM, it is said, and that is
all that Is necessary in the Twelfth district.
Sorbett said tonight: Il am democrat and
nave always acted with that organization II
the nomination Is given TO me my friends
VIII see TO 1t that | am elected Certain
contingencies may arise which will put
Representative Mclean out of the race II
that Ia the situation | shall ask for tho
nomination IN the Twelfth district
What are my prospects? II sent as a rep
resentat-ve to congress | will endeavor to do
the most good for my district, the city. state
aud Nation, ! know that thousands OF pep
PIE would carefully watch to find some ex-
ouse for charging me with dishonesty. and
1t would be my object in life to make il i'm
possible for them to succeed. I have made
many mistakes. but l have never committed
dishonest act and II permitted to enter
public LIE would certainly maintain my
record. Whenever any questionable bill
came up for consideration my vote would be
cast on the right side-the side of honesty"
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RECEPTION IN WASHINGTON.
senator's ana Representatives Ar
range for Their Entertainment

senator's ana Representatives Ar
range for Their Entertainments.
Washington, May ls--Messrs. Fischer
Wolmerans and Vessels, the Boer com
missloners Of the Transvaal. accompanied
by the congressional and citizens COM
mittee, reached Washington on the con-
sressional limited at $50 o'clock and
were given an enthusiastic reception. They
were met at the station by members OF
the reception committee. which included
some members of congress. and escorted
In carriages to the Arlington hotel. where
lhey are TO remain during their stay In
this city. A number OF people we're on
hand TO witness their arrival. as also along
the route 80 the hotel The avenue was
illuminated.
AZ the hotel Congressman Sulzer intro
dueed the ENJOYS and then briefly made
an address welcoming the vlsitors Ia the
capital IN the name Of "the liberty-lovinn
people Of the greatest Nation on earth :"
Delegate Fischer responded He thanked
those present very much for their kind
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LOCAL.

County democratic executive committe,
VIII meet at 10 o'clock this morning.
Meeting of the Grand Council Of the
United Commercial Travellers.
Further information to citizens con-
corning the census.
Another big audience witnesses the Mis-
chiansa Karnival.
entertainment by the Daughters Of
Erin.
Or Lamkin OF the First Baptist church
VIII preach his farewell sermon tomorrow.
Governor Hogg speaks tonight on Court
House Square.
Meeting of local republicans.
Farewell reception to X. Il. Bartlett,
physical director of tho Y NJ. C. A.
The Bikor Cholim picnic.
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j. Newton Hathaway, M " Wien 4 als|
college. to make a study OF one .'', tr,str,Sl
eases at a time and TO perez .noths; ~
for that class before ! TOOK Wy er,srt,c. I'll
besides this have limilea ny
clusiyely to chronic diseases vhI,s NJ
Put tbere are certain diseases ,Ssrselss|
not be successfully treated ar.rn u
alone; the diseased condition 81 I'M NJ esrnuz
mart Of The body will surely IN WIS sorter =
cate itself 10 come other organ y ,ko h le
Tho hody Hence, the speciaIh nature 4
able to treat diseases OF 2 ssvs.ss.sd sntl
he who is familiar with une .eatsd u 81
tiens which are liable 10 psS0
parts of the body. -. treat the 7'n,
II is not sufficient to alone n'..sssry Il
tast.t;on az tbe disease; 1t 10 s,,rrdetlyia
dssper and be able TO cure
cause. chron,e diseases Specially Y, 81
ux,n oonened INV specially TO en .,s,r IA
.asas s,hich act and react on eacn "a trs;i1
bayins had the privilege OF seems farms "
ing and curing all the dineisns, 70 h g
stages Of these diseases, nstu,sI sh'ls,
credited with even common ~; hsyord ~
l ought today to be succes ss :, much its I,
whose OPPORTUNITIES have been ~ IN III tc;r,,
doubt n any other physlciaa = NV sps't
has treated so many cases, alot sss.sf.pg ~
line as / hRye. I have been wears, p,
diseases continuously for twenu Al this, J
IN ana dsy ont. mske no Mspats
simply state fact that none een
''-"''' CaastantIy Learnint Ia
Anotbsr thing which ! have eopsss IA, shs''
tried 10 learn something new .sout rsrss5es
the diseases which / treat ana arr, thts Y y,
which would best reach ana most dss's .,
eases / am sorry to say "a. ,hsy r'ta,.
make up their minds w ss, ihsy tbov Il
from a medical college thaa.s,ssps. knt "
that can he known about meo' iii luas'
NO ON 40 this way until the ena s.
record OF failures thar Of ou',s .shsdl
New and Exclusive 4. trsssass
Many things about disease en- t ~, ", !,
which | learned ID the eellsss srest bel, = \. q
graduated have been OF very l sy ns.s's. \
In nv practice since, oet tor tts tsss..,,,l
treatment which I use today sverl esns'r
ton Of remedies, is OF my $40; leus ~, n
long ago threw old methoos .x Be fprH's
discovered that every ease 4.
studied and specially srsslea ahI,t cause = I, 4
success and Is the reason wn, ~ psasnn
confidently promise cures y y, ~
). NEWTON HATHAwHr..
DR.. Hsthswsy = s>se
zoe b. Alamo Plaza
Texas.
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SENTENCED no JAIL.
Federal Judge Furnishes Men for In
terfcring with Non-Lnion Men.

Little Rock, Ark. May ts.-ln the United
States district court here today Judge John
A. Wisiiams imposed Jail sentences of six
months and thirty days upon Guy Miller and
Alden Hughes for contempt OF court in
boarding a street ear and interfering with
the non-union motorman and conductor who
are employees Of the courts receiver now ope-
rating the street ear system
II was contendcd by the defense that the
motormRn and conductor were not on duty
at the time. but the court held that II made
no difference and that the receivers EN-
ployes, as such, are entitled TO the protoc-
ton Of the court mt an times. The court
further declared that the use OF the term
'scab, as applied to non-uuiou employees
who are under the courts protection, was In
Itself very near contempt and must be stopped.
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UNKNOWN MAN HURT.
lie Is Said 10 Have Been Held I'm an
beaten

man whose name could not be learned
was found In an unconscious condition last
h'sht near the Preston street bridge. The
person making the discovery notified the
police station and the unfortunate man was
taken to the station for medical attention
lie was severely bruised abou, the head. but
Z is thcught that his injuries win not prove
dangerous
negro woman informed the officers that
she saw the man when he received the
wounds ana that he was held up BY another
man and beaten,
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FRISCO PRESIDENCY.
Vice President YORiSum VIII Trop-
ably Succeed MIR. Rohinsnn.

Vice President YORISum VIII Trop-
ably Succeed MIR. Robinson.
New York, May 1s.-Prestleat D. ..
Robinson Of the st, Louis aud san Francis-
co railroad has rendered his resignation
to the board of directors AMI It mas been
accepted with regret IN all probability
Mr.. r. r. Yoakum, at present Vice PEST
dent and general manager OF tho company
win succeed Mr.. Robinson as ysIdent.
This question will be decided in e few
days.
Mr.. Yoakum, because OF hls association
with President Robinson. Is considered in
the light OF the natural and logical sue
cessor OF the retiring officer. He Is highly
spoken OF by the directors OF the a. Louis
ana San Francisco railroad. who reside in
New York, and as these gentlemen COM
troll the policy OF the company. Il is prse-
tically settled that Mr. Yoakum Will be
promoted to the presidency.
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TltANsyAAL.

London goes Wild over news that Ma
fsltinT has been relieved.
British forces are reported to have
gained several successes and Lord Rob-
erts will press on to Johannesburg. =
Kruger. It is said, is getting ready 10
move to Jydenbure.
Butler has occupied Newcastle and Me-
thuon Hoopstad
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PILES Cured witnou, the k,,,..

All druggists are authorized By n
manufacturers of PAZo OINTMENT 10 II
fund the money where II fails to cure ID!
case Of piles no matter Of how long start
ing. Cures ordinary cases in six dlN
the worst cases in fourier days. 0ns j.
plication gives ease and rest. RelIsru
itching instantly.
This is a new discovery and Is The asiI
pile remedy sold on positive glaranta
no cure no pay. Price 50 cts.
II your druggist don't keep II 10 sls:i
send us 50 cts. in postage stamps and "
Will forward same by mail
Manufactured by Paris Medicine v
st. Louis. Mo.
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OSCAR MAY ABDIcATE.
His Pro-EngIish Sentiments Have
EN- hittered Nia Cnhiuet

London, May t9.--The Stockholm corre-
siondent of the Daily Press says: "a ru-
NOR is abroad here in pro Boer circles that
king Oscars declaration of sympathy
WIN Great Britain may cause him to
aonlcate, as it has embittered his rela-
tions with the cabinet
Inc crown prices birthday. June 26,
is mentioned as the occasion for public
announcement
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

House rssses bill to reimburse Con-
federates for pronerty taken from them
Several war claims ordered paid
Senate will push the report or the Clark
case, and as Governor Smith has appoint
cd McGinns to succeed Clark. the case Is
complicated.
Senator Morgan introduces resolution
TO investigate the Panama canal.
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DAN CREEDON DEFEATED
Il Only Required Six Rounds for Kid Nc
KOy to Do the Work.
At NO STAGE WAS THE AUSTRALIAN IN II
The Kid Could Have Ended the Bout
Earlier in tbc Proceedinss--He-
suits on Race Tracks.

New York, May 1s--charles (''Kid') Mccoy
easily defeated Australian Dan Creedon at
the Broadway Athletic club tonight before
one of the largest crowds that has ever as
sembled in the club. Thirty-four SECONDS
OF the sixth round was all the time needed
to turn the trick and Mccoy could nave
brought the fight to a speed.er conclusion
had he been SO disposed. Creedon made
very poor showing At no time did he land
blow that hurt McCoy.
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THE RACES.
st. Louis Results

81 Louis, May lS-The feature of IN. =.
at the Fair grounds was the Mound c Say
stake which Loving Cup won handiIy '
Five furlongs-Q Queen Dixon So,
Gale Todd. Time 1908. SVuiptress.
Mile and twenty yards-Oonnie I.sa n
som, Ramro. Time l.A5A. ~0s' ran
six furlongs-Easter Card. wirooA.,
Harrie Floyd, Time 1.l5H "'"ueoelour,
Mound CITY sake. value $500 civ ..
i,ongs-Loy-ns Cup, Triaditzs, Found r dur-
:, rive ana halt inrlongs- The Cono,,.
Iuila Fonso, Dave Waldo Tina insys!ueror,
slN iurlones Norris volmer TheoTy r..
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sembly do nothing now as to the Smith
Chambers bequest.
The reports on systematic beneiicences''
and Sunday schools" especially the lat
ter showed a wonderful increase in chur h
zeal and efforts In this field. No new
committees were created on education"
AID centennial endowment"
The most important business tomorrow
VIII be the report OF the board OF pub
LEGATION.
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DOMESTIC.

Federal Judge Williams at Little Rock.
Ark. sends two men TO Jail for inter-
fering Nth non-nnion men.
street car strike at Sc. Louis is still
on Several riots occurred. in which non.
union men were shot ana policeman
badly beaten.
Church conferences in session at scverm
places
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TEXAS roLrrrcs.

Dun, Bursess and wheiess, candidates
Tor congress, are campaigning IN Colorado
county. N'E
IN view Of the deadlock In the senatorial
convention at Burnct, Williamson eoun-
W man may get the nomination.
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AT the cabinet meeting today the oues
ton of the reception OF the Boer ENJOYS
was discussed. 1t is understood they will
be presented to the secretary OF state.
They VIII be received with every courtesy.
bit on fhs private citizens and not in 4
diplomatic capacity
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RAILROADS.

No change in the rate situation. rne
emergency rate seems to be unsatistao-
tory TO everybody.
Iratio Manager Ben and other officials
call ON the commission for relief but SO
Tar no action has been taken.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


washington. May 1S.--Eastern Texas-Fair
west winds. A0' -"
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair Sat.
uruay and Sunday; northwesterly winds.
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Sovereign BIames the Miners.

Denver. May 1S.--James R. Sovereign,
in an address today before the convention
of the Western Confederation of Miners,
declared his belief that the miners them
selves instigated the blowing up of mines
and mills at Wardner, Idaho.
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district Average.
TESAs IMPROVEMENTS.

hichmpnd, Texss, May is.--work hs.
ss;n oh the foundation for the large new
'yuainS which Mrs Parnel is hay-
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Detroit o. Minneapolis ls.
Cleveland TO- Kansas City 8.
builalo-Chicago no game; rain
Indianapolis Milwaukee. no game. rain
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The secretary of the treasury has issued
call for the old per cent bonds to the
amount of S25,OO0OOO, the amount out
standing, the interest 20 cease oil Septent-
Der j.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Newspapers Asked Not to Print Pr,

newspapers Asked Not to Print Pro
ceedinEs in sunday Papers.
ST. Louis. Mo. May iS-A very con-
siderable part of today's session of the
Presbyterian general assembly was spent
in considering the report of the special
committee on Sabbath observance.
resolution was adopted by a largo
vote requesting proprietors of St Louis
the assembly in their Sunday editions
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Norris Pnrk Entries.

Last seven furlongs of the withers mile,
selling for 3-yeer- olds--Armor %; King
Bramb!e, lq3 Brusquerie, IS; Elhn Conig,
Prejudice, 103 Native. l07; Yoloco, 1O5; Dick
Furbcr. 1906
Last five furlonfs of the Eclipse course, for
2-year-old maidens-Prirce Charles Ballyhoo
BOY, Golden Age Bedeck, Dandy Boy, Beau
Gallant. All Green, Blues, Movay. Horsa,
Callear, Prince of Melrose, 40 each Flora,
ada Beatrice. Mary Mccoy, Infalible, Welsh
Girl, 107 each.
Last five furlongs of Eclipse course, Ma
tional 2-year-old stallions--Bellaro Bonni-
bert. Gautama, Lanceman, Barretto. Smile,
Kenilworth lebanon Elkhorn, 1872 each.
Withtrs mile. the Ladies' Stakes. for
3-year-old fillies - Indian Fairy, Motley,
Oneck queen. Nanine, Lady Uneas, 121 each.
Withers mile, handicap--Ildrim ITO: Prince
Florist, IS; Latson. 1907; Sensational, 50;
Brisk 10S; Half Time, no. Radford %;
Maxine Gomez 113; Knight of the Carter,
1l9: King Barleycorn, f2g,
About two and a half miles International
steeplechosc, handicap harasrace 1876; Van,
ship, 1862; Cosmopolitan, 143; Phlae l55: Dare
All, 1885, Western. Governor Budd, 146; Mes
tor 1S4 Mr.. Stoffel. 1888; Bonkonkoma 132;
Trllion. 146.
Raining and heavy.
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ing erected on the lot opposite /.
Veranda hotel, formerly occupied ~ d
photograph gallery. When completed 4
building is to be used for business I
fees
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Mile and an eighth. seIlins-Iir,
iio os Elasrim 50 RushhsIds. 100 Rer, y p.,'
icy Celtic Bard, 100 Abusive. lax Davis,
sn and halt fuflongs. ssllinr--cru....
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Port of sabine.

Port OF Sabine, May q
Sailed.
Schooner Belle o'Neill. Norwood for Phil
delphia,
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WASHINGTON NOTES,
special 70 rhe Postl

Washington. May 1S.--,W. f. Maxwell
has been appointed postmaster at Ran
doiph, Fannin county. Texas, vice W. NJ.
Norman, removed.
Lewis p. Braunin Of CISCO Texas, has
been admitted to practice before the in
terror department.
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this pubic ~,
ner through "
newspaper p'a
not Only ir Y
benefit Of y
general pusa.
but also 10 m.
that my hrus
rhyskiis! 81
know WIT \
Necessary 70 \
done IN a
that thsy NY 7
successful
As to The ~
son for ny ~
cess: ] Nv
made ~ M.,s'
siree ths W
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Results MT Louisville,

Louisville, KY, May 1s.-The Juvenile
stakes for 2-year- Odds today was won by
Farmer Bennett
-Four and half furongs-Longho. The
Butcher, Bean Tine :55lh
Seven furlongs--Isabinda, Honey Wood,
Nettie Regent. Time 1;27.
Six furongs-Foneda Charlie OBrien,
Acushla. Time 1:l3h.
Five furlongs, the Juvenile stakes-Farmer
Bennett, Queen Carnival, Menace Time
:023
-skillman, semper Eadem, Eithol.n.
Time 1;41h.
Six furlongs-Maydne Teucer, Gibraltar
Time 1:l3is.
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Am cricnn Leauue.


Pttlsburg' May 1s.-In the fourth inning.
after two men were out, Pittsbdrg found
bernhard for two triples, two doubles and
three singles. scoring six runs.
Pittsburg . Ooo eqt ms ~ n u
Philadelphia - 00o "a ~, u
Mcfarland A""'u anu
Chleago May 17.-chieago- Boston gam.
postponed: rain. same
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WhyHeCures
On. Hathaway Tells Why He Irei'
Chronic Diseases so successfuin,
He Has u Word TO say Abou'
Those who Cling TO Old
Time worthless Methods.

am often asked why II Is that ! ses w
greater proportion of cases than 90 '''
physicians. ..,,,. !
l viii endeavor TO answer this qasssllo. N !.
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General observntion..

observations taken at all stations by the
United States weather bureau at s D. m
yesterday, 18th meridian. time: pain
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Pale
and
Weak
vvo,,,en

Beauty and sfre.s,.
women We vanish ~.
pain or some ,,,s-s1
xr'reguiarity. MAN. u,
fer silently and ~ ~ ~
best gifts fade sws.