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a NEW YORK LIQUOR BILL.
IL Requires Inferior Products 10 BE
Plainly Marked

ALBANY. Y. Y, Jan cc--Asssmblyman
Stevens has introduced a bill that pro-
vides where ale and porter. not absolutely
pure, is offered for sale by any wholesaler
or retailer. a sign not less than ei
inches in length. with these words
shall be- displayed. Inferior Hquo-
here Brewers are also TO label 70
or packages in which ale and DO
put up as inferior A penalty
hne or six months Imprisonment
is provided 10y the bill
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
A Bill TO Compel Parents 10 support
Their children.

Representative Babcock has introduced
a bill to provide for the compulsory sup
port Of children by parents in the District
Of Columbia.
Mr. Mudd has introduced a bill 20 in
corporate the East Washington and Ben
ming Railway Company Of the District OF
Columbia
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ONE FAMILY's ILL-LUCK.
Home Burned. Father Killed. and
Son Crushed

CARBONDALE. Pa. Jan 16-A prague
Of iii-:ick seems TO be following the Thorn
as family Of this city. The house and
household goods Of the family with an
their soods including q large amount Of
money. were burned on Saturday night.
The family were almost smothe-ed. bur
were awakened by "a child's screams
ON Monday Arthur. the son. was caught
hctwee" two ears ia the CoaIbrook mine
and badly hurt
Yesterday the father. William Thomas.
had his life crushed out IN the same mine
beneath a mass Of rock. stone and dir
When his lifeless body was taken into the
presence OF his wife she became almost
frantic with grief
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Ice GorEes in the su~quehanna.

YORK Pa, Jan. 26.-There is an ice
gorge seven miles long az Shenks Ferry,
York county on the Susquehanna River,
about ten miles north Of the Maryland line.
At NcCan's Ferry. a few miles be'ow
Sh5nk's Ferry. there is another gorge. and
the water has risen thirty feet. Weise
Island has been cut OF, and Captain Weise
and his family are prisoners. They have
signaled that they are safe.
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A PRIVATE STREET CAR.
one Bought in baltimore for Use in
This city.

ms NttNs
BALTIMORE. Jan. -5.-Tne United Il
VANS and Electric Company has sold the
handsome private car Maryland 10 the
syndicate which owns the principal lines
I'm Washington and the name Of the car
has been changed 90 Columbia.
THIS ear was originally built for the d.
ryctCrs OF the City Passenger Railway, and
IS one Of The most expensive private cars
ever constructed for street railway service
The interior is richly finished I'm mahogany
and brilliantly lighted by IONS OF small
electric lights SET in the woodwork. IL has
q separate smoking compartment and
drawing room There is a washsJaud. cab
inets for provisions, and q large ice chest.
4 new ser of trucks was supplied 10 DC the
gauge CT the Washington railways, and the
car has been delivered 10 the new owner S.
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The British Driven From the
Position With Heavy Loss.
A FORCED NIGHT RETREAT
Warren'S Troops Raked for Hours
by Shot and Shell.
TIE NEWS ASTOUNDS LONDON

Rocr Artillery From Commanding
Ridges Keeps Up nn InrrsSant Fire
on the Practically Helpless Eng
acres Wen FaII Hack-ThOuSuuds
OF Depd and Wounded ON Both
sides-TSe Present Attempt to Re
IicVc LoIs smith May he Complete
~ ChccLeJ-Thc Eject of General
Buffers OiShenrtcniuE Despatch.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA SAILS.
The Transport CHrrie, Money for the
American Trt rr~

General Shafter reported % the War De-
partment today the departure Of the trans
port Pennsylvania from sgn Francisco for
Manila He saws.
san Francisco. Cal Jan p. 1900.
"Adjutaut General. Washington:
Transport Pennsylvania left this day
for Manila with Major Cumegy. Paymas-
Jers MarkIey and Wygant, Twenty fourth
Infantry. Assistant Surgeon Cox. Acting
Assistant Surgeons Mclean, Steuber and
81 John. twenty Signal Corps men one
Hospital Corps man, Lieutenant Seiglc.
Intrty-cigEth Infantry and nine enlisted
men Fourth Cavalry. as escort public
funds. SHAFTER
Major General 90
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MILLVILLE. \. J.. Jan e6-Women in
terestod in the new organ fund Of the
South Vineland Methodist Episcopal
Church are taxing the young men 10 cents
each time they call on young ladies con-
nected with the church The fund is now
rapidly increasing. and at an early date
the women expect TO purchase their organ.
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AN OFFICIAL DENIAL.
No Portuguese Troops sent To Della
goa Bay.

LONDON. Jan. 26.-The members of the
Portuguese Legation officially deny the sto-
ries printed by the London Daily Mail"
that Beers had crossed Portuguese terri
tory into RhodeSia and that artillery had
been sent to Lourenco Marques. whose
governor had asked the Portuguese Gov
ernment for re-enforcements. The Portu-
guese officials state that the country in
that vicinity renders such a thing impos-
sible
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a GREAT STRIKE THREATENED
Cramps Former EmpIoSrS Way At
tcnlpt 20 Tic IN Nnr.I.

PHILADELPHIA. San. 2s-A general
strike in aIl rbe sh.Dyards on the Atlantic
seaboard working more than nine hours
a day Is threatened. The matter wiu be
decided al meeting 0I the executive COM
mittee Of Cramps strikers sunday morn
ing. az s-I -Girlri Avenue. IL the commit
Tee decides ettuauFrjy 3. Is claimed the
workers l1 be- yards OF the Newport News
shipbuild'lE Company Harlan a. H0Uues-
worth. Wilmington. DEL and Nrade d
Levy VIII be called out Immediately.
The strikers are confident. they say. that
the order WHl be Obeycl very generally by
ihe men. Further action affecting other
yards Is not contemplated @, present. Tie
shIuhuiiaer~ ~ New NaEls aud 3s.stTrsr.
sre yalJ 10 rCquire bdar%
days work. and no e1aiIas VIII be- made
uu0u them
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! gunners had the range to an inch. All the
time their guns had been silent the range
finders had been perfecting their work, and
when the moment came to tear OF the
mask the effect of that heavy fire was
! overwhelming. And Warren was abso-
lutely helpless in the trap. No guns had
been or could be dragged up the steep hill
that led to the trenches.
The British Merely Targets.
Retreat was out OF the question while
that hail Of steel swept across the hilltop
The hillside would have run red with blood
had Warren attempted to withdraw in
daylight
| Hour after hour the men lay in their
trenches hugging close to every bit Of COW
er available Bursting shells sweIled the
number Of dead and wounded every hour,
but all through that long and trying or
deal the men were forced to lie there. the
target OF foemen who shot fast and well.
Yesterdays joy Turned 10 Gloom.
Warren learned, when too late. that
the position he had reported to Butler as
making the enemy's position uutenable
was so completely dominated by the Boer
! artillery that its capture was only one of
the costly blunders that have marked ev-
cry step Of the British campaign thus far.
II was Magersfontein, TugeIa. and storm
berg and Colenso repeated-only worse.
The Highland Brigade and Gatacre's men
retreated when the fire got too hot for
them Warren was forced to stand at
the rack all day long"
The gloom that pervades London is ten
fold greater than that caused by any other
shock Of the war. High hopes had been
raised by Buffers first report, though So
Der second thought showed that there
| was stilI grave cause for apprehension.
The small garrison who fed" and I
/ fear our casualties are considerable" had
TO some extent prepared the public FOR a
list Of casualties that would sad
den hundreds Of homes, but no
one had anticipated that Warren
would not hold the position he had
gained. even il he could not push forward
Great crowds swarm the streets. Traffic
about the War Office and wherever bull
! leuns are displayed is wholly blocked.
Business is at standsuu. Hunreds OF
women with tears streaming from their
eyes are in vast throngs. Many man.
TOO. is in tears.
TeIcEraphed to the Queen.
/ Bune, disheartening message was
promptly telegraphed to the Queen.
The position of Ladysmith is considered
hopeless. Practically an Of BuHer's army
/ was engaged in the attempt TO turn the
Boer hanI The troops have been fighting
without intermissiou since Friday morn
| ing. The losses have been overwhelming.
Six hundred were wounded in the first
two days. No report Of the killed has been
/ sent and no estimate OF the wounded has
been given since Saturday night. but the
fighting Tuesday and Wednesday has been
harder than at any previous time and the
casualty list will undoubtedly run up into
/ the thousands.
Estimated British Losses.
From late dispatches received from the
front it is believed that General Buffers
losses since January 20. will reach 1000
Among the officers killed are Lieutenant
Colonel Buchanan. Of the RiddeH Rifles.
and three majors
The report that General woodgate has
died OF his wounds is not officially con-
hrInnI
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PROF.. PHELPS, CONDITION.
Little Hope of His Recovery Vow
Held Ont.

NEW HAVEN Jan. 26.-The condition OF
Edward }. Phelps. the former Minister
to England, is almost hopeless today. He
is very low and Dr Gilbert his physician
says that the end is approaching rapidly
Little hope of recovery is held out Dr. Gill
bert was with Prof. Phelps all night
summons HIS been sent out to the
members OF his family and close friends
stating that the chances Of recovery are de-
cidcdly small
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AprIlcatlan- fer R-.Iremcnt.

Capt Robert Impey. commandant Of the
naval station at Key Wet Pa aud Com
mander Henry Minnetr. now in the hes
pital at Mare Island san Francisco have
both applied for retirome NJ under the p O.
visions Of the navy personnel a T.
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Death through a ceIIuIoid Comb.

EASTON. Pa, Jan. 26.-1Ir and Mrs.
Joseph Moses left their small son at home
aIcne for a few minutes last night He
had a celluloid comb. and climbing on a
chair put it in a gas Jet An explosion
followed. and the child's clothing was set
on nm lie died from his burns.
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,inn, nId InhnIi,nntr.

BELLEFONTE. : an. 26-With popula
tion Of about 400 Aaronsburg, the oldest
village in the county. has nine Octogena-
rians and twenty-eight septuagenarians.
whose combined ages are e.SI0 years. or
an average Of about seventy-siN years
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fhc .RoysI Limited" beautiful. swift. and
sire. leaves Washington. B7ltmorc and Ohio
Railroad station. New jersey Avenuc and Q
Street. daily .. M. arrive, New York q. M
Exquisite d.uinf y}d este car service
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To Educate Indian ChiIdren.

ALBANY, y. Y. Jan. ga bin provid-
ing for the compulsory education of In
dian children on The Allegheny and Catta-
rugus reservation has been introduced in
the assembly by Mr.. Faacher.
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The NICARAGUA CANAL
4 Change Made in the Bill by the
House Committee.

An Amendment Intended to Remove
the Objection OF Those Opposed "a
u" appropriation Of SI4.OOO.OOO
at cue Time-The Proposition for
Ir"Ea-I'aeiiic Gable Line Discussed.
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WashinEton-TOIedo sleeper
Ni- u. a q.

Quick service 20 Michigan peints daily on l2:0J
a. m train, arr'ring Toledo 6.55 3. M. without
change. same dav. making close connections to
all points IN Michigan
The evening times., 1900-01-26

Il was stated ar the Chinese Legation
today that no official information of the
abdication Of Kwang Su had been re-
ceived. Nothing was known of his re-
ported death. In the absence Of The min
lister. who is in New York, Mr.. Chung
Nun Yew. one OF the secretaries. informed
a Times reporter that the legation had
received no news from China.
Secretary Hay stated today that no in
formation had been received by the state
Department regarding the alleged murder
or suicide Of Kwaug Su. The department;
has received no information from Mr.. Con
ger, the United States Minister al Pekiu.
since the cable despatch yesterday an
nouncing that Pu Chun had been appoint
cd heir TO the throne OF China.
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THE IMPERIAL YEoMANRY.
Inspected and Addressed by tn,
Prince of WaIcS.

LONDON, Jan. 2C,-The Imperial Yeo-
4nanry were inspected at their barracks
this morning by the Prince OF Wales. who
made speech to the men. Many promi-
nent persons were present.
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Norfolk & Washington Steamboat ca

Delightful trips daily al 6.a9 p. n TO old Point
Comfort Newport News Norfolk, and Iargiufa
Beach. For schedule. see page =
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SHANGHAI Jan ga report is current
here that Kwang su. the just deposed En-
Peror Of China. has been murdered. Semi
officially it is reported that he committed
suicide. But the responsibility Of his tax
ing Off is generally accredited to the En-
press Dowager.
In turning over the Empire to his sue
cessor, PA Chan, the son Of Prince Tuau.
the Emperor ISSUED a long edict declaring
that the reason for his resignation was
because he is chIldless.
The edict says: "On account Of ~
health I am childless and have found 1t
necessary to appoint a successor. Most
reluctantly and after much solicitation on
my part the Empress Dowager has agreed
TO my request
The edict is about as near TO the facts
as the east to the west. The new Empe-
ror is under the instruction OF two in
tensely foreign tutors.
The dowager Empress has dismissed
Jung Lu. generalissimo Of the forces. on
account OF his disapprovaI OF the coa7
Getat The vIceroy Lui Kun Lih has
been superseded by Lu Chuan LuL one
OF the Empress creatures. Other high
officials have also been superseded.
There Is widespread lameutauon among
The evening times., 1900-01-26

FlyRn's business COsfeEe, Sth and X.
s5-Cersus Office Exsminatiou--s5.
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EmgIish Troons Arrl,,. ..t cnnc Town.

CAPE.TOWN. Jan %. The transport
Chermside, with for;y-dye officers ard
l.236 men. arrived here yesterday.
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THE CAPTURE OF TAAL.
An InsurGent Stronghold Taken BY n
Gallant Dash.

Rear Admiral Watson cabled the Navy
Department today OF the capture OF the
town Of Taal. an insurgent stronghold. IN
the southwest cca-t OF Luzon, about
twenty-five miles south u Manila. oppo-
site the Island Of Nindanao
Commander Edward II Gheen In com
mand Of the composite e,nboat Marietta.
co-operated with the army in the capture
OF the town; Lieutenant Price landed with
a Holt gun and took part "a the assault on
the town. Major Johnston with a battalion
OF the FOTty-siXth Volunteers. charged the
bridge leading 10 the town I'm a gallant
manner, the troops being subjected TO
heavy artillery and rifle FIRE
Admiral Watson despatch follows:
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~ - 10 baltimore and Return via
B. * o. saturday and sunday.

January p and :. ,ood io1 return miii following
Monday. Tickets g0td on aii iraiu, cScepi ROYAL
Limited.
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Secretary Of he Navy, washington.

-"''I N0f'I , u IIV wv " lI.IIIII IUI-
Marietta, Gheen. Nineteenth co-op-
Grated army; capture Taal. in6laded in
surgent trenches sixteen hundred yards
Lieutenant Price landed with Colt gun.
Gheen reports battalion Forty sixth Ma
jor Johnston. carried bridge and town
very Eallantly. facing artillery and rifle
fire WATSON"
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Estimnted BrItish losses.

From late dispatches received from the
front it is believed that General Buffers
losses since January 20. will reach 1000.
Among the officers killed are Lieutenant
Colonel Buchanan. Of the RiddeH Rifles.
and three majors
The report that General Woodgate has
died Of his wounds is not officially con-
6rmed.
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MISCELLANEOUS MELANGE.
From Saturdays DaiIy,l


Mrs. L. J. McGrew returned last
night from Kansas City,
Mr.. Gus Haerle returned this morn
ing from trip TO Kentucky.
Mr.. Wat Aull returned last night
from Kansas City, where be went TO
take some cattle.
Miss Daisy Kice, OF Richmond,
came over yesterday morning TO visit
the family Of Mr.. Joseph Bailey.
Mr.. Philip Keller went to St, Louis
last night 10 meet his daughter, Miss
Augusta, who is on her way home.
Miss Minnie Weedin and Mr. Jas.
WeedIn went to Sedalia this morning
to visit friends for couple Of days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sam Spates, Of War
rensburg, arrived yesterday afternoon
TO visit Mi. and Mrs. Joseph Bailey.
Mrs. Jas. Dozler aud Mrs. Geo.
Trotter left this morning Tor Kansas
CITY TO spesd caesse OF days there,
Miss Mary Blackwell, who has been
spending the past week with Kansas
City friends, returned home last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Frazer, OF st,
Joe, came down last night for a short
visit with the family OF Mrs. Frazer:
father, Mr. B. II. Ireland
| Mr.. O. B. Perry, Of Carthage, who
spent the day here yesterday with hi'
brother, Prof. Perry, OF W. NJ, A..
left for home tins MOI ming.
Mr.. Ernest Hoffman Is transactinI
business 10 Kansas City today III
Is making preparations to start hi
brewery again and will probably b.
ready for business within a mouth.
Mr.. Ed. Edwards, Of Hodge, cam
up yesterday evening to visit hi
brother, Mr.. w. f. Edwards, and will
be Joined by his wife tomorrow even
ing. They win remain until Monday
One Of our ministers as he sat dow
to dine on fine Thanksgiving turke
asked the guests TO tell the diiferenc
between the turkey before him an
the German National bank OF New
port, KY, which was recently robbie
, of all Its capital stock, building an
; fixtures by It's cashier named Browr
! He said the turkey was done brow
, and the bank was Brown done,
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lFrom Tuesdays Dally.l
UflIe nnlcI cluh

The Utlle Dulcl club was enter
tained by Mrs. Richard Field yestcr.
day afternoon. The feature was a
contest in potato carving, each guest
being provided with potato from
which an animal was 10 be made.
Mrs. Lesueur carried OIL the prize, q
silver pen knife, for her creation OF q
Poland China pig which was 50
realistic as torequlre very little effort
on the part Of ones imagination To
hear 1t squeal. Mrs Mamie Steele
and Miss Cora Peak tied for the BOBBY,
a Barlow, which fell TO the latter.
The whole collection OF animals
was a remarkable menagerie.
The menu, served on trays, con.
sisted OF sliced turkey, Saratoga
chips, celery salad, cranberry Ice,
beaten biscuit, nut sandwiches, olives
charlotte russo. coffee aud stuffed
dates. Mrs. Field was assisted By
Miss Belle Gordon and Mrs. L. II
Evans. Those present we're:
Mesdames Frank Bowman, Ed
4 bownan, Joe Lesueur, Wm. Bolton
lJohn Welborn, Mamie Steele, ]. n
Moorehead, Annette Peters, Lerol
Farmer, b b. Frazer, Wm. Aull
Robt. Smith, Hub Campbell, Johl
Gordon and Miss Cora Peak, Va
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The Misses Peak entertained yes
terday afternoon for the Presby terIan
students at the Baptist college, and
also invited a number Of young
ladies from Central college. About
thirty guests were present aud the
feature OF the occasion was progress
sive domlnos. In this fascinating
game the ladies INDUCED for some
time and at the expiration Of the
period allotted TO play the honors
were counted up. The prizes were
two beautiful blsque figures, one for
each college. OF the Baptist college
party Miss Richardson won the prize,
and Miss Frances Austin was the
winner among the Central college
students.
The menu consisted OF three
courses. An elegrnt meat supper wai
served first and this was followed by
ices and cakes, and the third courst
consisted Of coffee and candy.
All enjoyed a most pleasant after,
noon and the young ladies Of the twt
colleges have only the most delightful
recollectious OF their afternoon with
the Misses Peak.
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Mr.. VIM. Palmer sold the Kriehn
building TO Mr.. e. ]. McGrew today
for $l3,0
Mrs. John Robinson, with her little
daughter, went TO Kansas City yes.
terday to visit her husband at the
Missouri Pacific hospital.
Miss Mabel Terrell, OF Lees Sum-
nit, who has been visiting Miss
Mamie Chlnn for the past few days,
returned home this morning.
Misses Lillian Applegate, Nellie
Deal and Ella Goodln, who spent
Sunday visiting In Sedalia, returned
last night to their duties at Central
college.
Mrs. Geo. Stewart, who spent yes,
terday in our city with the family Of
her father, Mr.. John Spears, re-
turned this morning to her home
near Wlnt0n.
Mr.. John Duling, Mrs. Sarah Rus,
sell, Mrs. Sale Russell, Miss Fannie
Dullng and Master Golson Russell
went to Kansas City this morning
Mr.. John Duling Is on his way Il
New Mexico and Colorado and vii
return to Lexington utter his western
trip.
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Extending from north to south, Indo.
China covers IA degrees, necessarily In.
eludlng wide variety OF climate. In
the southern provinces the year Is d.
vided into two seasons, wet and dry,
In Tonldn and Anam the four western
seasons prevail, with the difference
that the heat attains an intensity un'
known in Europe, and the climate is 50
debilitating as to unfit Europeans fol
manual laDor,-Chicago Chronicle.
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A fog was on in London and the
streets OF the great city wore the
gloomy, dispiriiing aspect that pre-,
walls on such occasions. At a certain
cabstand on - street, the cabbie,
lounged in damp and silent discon
tent; while their horses stood, nose,
down and tails dropping.
"Dang the weatherl" suddenly ant
sayagely burst out a red-faced, burl,
cabby. Hits beastly dsyl Tht
kind that makes feller feel like 20
ing 'ome, walloping is wife and spit
ting at hisself in the looking-glass."
A grunt Of assent from the othei
cabbles; quiver OF appreciation
among the horses, and silence again
-Iudpe,
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RAILS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One small bottle OF Hall's Great Dis.
covery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel. cures diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism and all irregularities Of the
kidneys aud bladder In both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles In
children. II not sold by your druggist,
will be sent by mail on receipt Of q. One
small bottle is two months treatment,
will cure any case above mentioned. Dr..
E. W, Hall, sole manufacturer, 81. Louis,
formerly Waco, Texas. Send for testi'
monials. Sold by Crenshaw 4 Young.
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An Unexpected nspiy.

Senator Dspew was rudsly inter-
rupted during his efforts to make .
speech at coblsskill, but one Of the
rstorts to his remarks was clever
enough to bear repetition. us there
man in this crowd who knows what
Is to l means?" asked the senator In
an oi-course-there-is-not tone. "Yes,"
was the prompt reply from an old soA
or Erini "it means you have sixteen
aagos to wan Irishmsn on your big
New York Central railroad" The sen.
Ator gaEpsd at the retoTt, while the
crowd roared,
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st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 20, 1s9s.-This is TO
certify that | have been cured OF kidney
aud bladder trouble with one.half bottle
OF the Texas. Wonder, Halls Great'Dis-
covery, and cau fully recommend Il.
GEORGE r. MAwDsLKY,
Clerk Box Office, 5t. Louis Post. Office
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"Haye voice?" she asked, Rnx-
iously, when she had finished her trial
song.
"You have" the manager replied,
promptly.
"oh. I'm so gladl" she exclaimed.
"If you hadn't" he went on
thoughtfully, ''you couldn't ask that
question. 1t is good talking voice,
| should Judge; that is ALL"
But, then, as she afterward said,
managers are SO heartless--Chieagc
Post -.-.
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|vISES CONGRESS
,,d,ut Mckinley Tells Of the
Affairs of the Nation.

-. Our Forelgn Relations. Rinaass.
nj philippians Iaiands. Cuba Porte
[,a Pensions. Cab:e TO Hawaii
.sd Manila, aud the Army
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The total area Of public lands as given
bv The secretary OF the Interior II an
pfofimAtSiy ion. .ss1. eel acres, OF which
tiLsAsSo eerSs '~e updirpopsd ot ena