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MILES SHARP CRITICISM.
Doesn't Believe in the Disnppearini
Gun Carriage scheme.

DOESN'T Believe in the Disappearing
Gun Carriage scheme.
New York, May IA special TO the
journal and Advertiser from Washington
says: General Mics makes a sharp criti-
cism of the engineering department in
the disappearing gun carriage matter. in
which he characterized the arguments OF
General John G, Wilson, chief of en-
gineers as academic"
General Miles points out that the dis
appearing gun carriage had been used in
this country to the exclusion practically.
of all others. General Miles continues;
"The conclusion 10 mount upward OF 20
per cent of our modern high power coast
defense guns In deep pits on disappear
ing carriages was apparently reached
after "A long continued academic discuss
sion OF tho subject In successive annual
reports Of the chief OF engineers. This
ronct sion is not believed to he based
upon any practicable results either from
shpboard or land fertilization obtained
in war service.
odd Moro castle, the Eighteenth cen-
fury masonry work exposed On i block
less than 300 feet above tide water and
armed With four Eighteenth century
smooth-bore canron, withstool on one
occasion the concentrated fire Of our teet
DIT close range Cor three hours. with the
result that one corner of tho masonry was
struck and damaged, but the parapet wall
remained intact and not a man or gun
was injured. so far as known.
II deem It most unfortunate that wa
should take up, develop and place al
most sole dependence upon type OF
mount that has been tried and practically
abandoned abroad.
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COMMERCIAL.

Little doing in stocks. but prices are
well maintained.
July wheat up asc, corn isc; little
change IN provisions.
Gotten futures duh at decline Of . to
points: sDots 1-IGe lower at Now York.
Dun spys the April returns do not por-
tend any disaster; reduction in iron aud
steel has brought out new business
Bradstreets finds wholesale business
dull. attributlng several reasons.
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GroesheeclS school commencement

Groesbeeek Texas. May l.--L,st even
ing at the closing exercises OF the Groes-
beck high school Misses Lally Mcclintlo
aud Pearl Gilbert and Mr. Cleyes Rhea
graduated. The baccalauielte sermon was
preached by Mr. ". g, Norris. He pre-
Sen,ed eIch with an elegant Bible and
made an excellent talk, advising thss9
Young people TO use 1t ar guide ana
compass N steering their bark over life :
tsmrestuous sea, Miss Ially Mccliptlc
WIS ALEC pfeesnted With 40 elegant sofa
watch By her. brother.
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SENATE BILL Will BE FoUGHr.
Doubt of the Gntmnnn Gun scheme
Getting Through.

New York. May IA special 10 the
Times from Washington says, II the naval
appropriation hill Ia the senate passe,
that body as reported. it is promised that
there viii be Il conflict in the house and
in conference over several OF the senate
amendments
As the allowance OF $3.50. 900 to expert
ment on the new monitors with the new
Gatmann gun, which Is Intended 10 throw
a she'll loaded with 500 pounds OF wet gun
cotton there is grave doubt OF It's getting
through, the bureau OF ordnance having
az different times reported so doubtfuily
about the merit OF the gun as 90 lead ,ns
house to refuse the appropriation sane
toned by the senate committee on naval
affairs.
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SUIT ron 100000 DAMAGES.
youHg George Pullman Is Charged
with Alternating "A Wife's Affection.

New York, May 4.-The matrimonial az
fairs Of young George NJ Pullman are
likely to be examined in the courts. as
It was announced today that Frederick V.
Bowers, the song writer, who says the
woman registered at the Hotel Gerard as
Mrs. George Pullman is still his wife, has
brought suit against Pullman for the al
legged alienation Of his wifes affections,
claiming 100000 damages and asking for
absolute divorce Papers have been served
on the defendants at the Hotel Gerard
Bowers asserts that some years ego he
was married to the woman who now says
she is Mrs. George M Pullman, and that
the marriage has never been annulled. Gu
the other hand. the assertion is made that
divorce was secured. The case is some
what mudded and Mr. Pullman and the
woman who is being sued for divorce will
not talk about the matter, The matter is
now in the hands OF attorneys.
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THE ARMY BILL PASSED.
Ranks Of General Miles and General Corbn
Increased.
CulBtRsoN VOTED AGAINST THIS CLAUSE
An Amendment Creating vcteri-
nary Corps Adopfed--Fortificn
Appropriation Bill Also Passed.

washington, May 4.--Today's session Of
the senate was rendered especially notable
by The passage. after a debate lasting only
three hours. of the army reorganization
bill. In military circles the measure
Il regarded as one OF the most important
OF the present session. 1t practically
reyolutionizes the present staff arrange
ments OF the army. 1t proposes to
change the present system of permanent
appointments in certain STAFF corps TO one
Of detailed by gradual process, as the
officers now in those corps go out OF
active service. AS vacancies occur an
departments Of the adjutant general, IN
spector general and qnartermaster gen
eral and commlssary general departments
they are to be filled from the line, the
details to be temporary and not 10 eN-
coed four years. The bill disconunues
the regjmental organization OF the ar
tillery and establishes an artillery corps
of two branches, viz; One hundred and
twenty-six batteries OF coast artillery and
eighteen batteries OF field artillery, with
a total OF 17.44S men. IL provides Tor an
increase OF 100 in the corps OF cadets at
West Point. The rank Of the commend
ing general Of the army Is raised 10 that
of lieutenant general and that OF adjutant
general TO major general
The Qualifications appropriation bill car
rying about $500 900, was passed.
Washington, May AIR. Wolcott, chair
man Of the postofdce and post roads COM
" a,., -. ...,o,s.o M.
mittee, toouy Fepor'eu '"e
preparation bill He gave notice he would
can n I'M for consideration on the 18th
"i -
instant -, vii.
The reSolntion ohereu Wy ~
CCol), expressing sympathy for the Beers,
=, ,ho ..o,,ssf nj the author. was laid over
,. a. ro,,or covo notiee
unti toinorluw. III ~ ,,nmedtateIy
mat ne MouiS In,. ~ Wy
ailer routine ,e.t...,. -, .bo
me oll 10 1850 'ne 20 - IJnitc1
military estapi ,. y, '' ar,o,, 80
ststes' better hnoNn 90 t,a NJ
organization Dill "sS oa'lou W " r., r.
Proctor, In charge OF tno n,uSsu nS ., .,af
Dill proposes 70 enanso nv, NV ess - 80,
appointments W ue,,',,,"e ~ ad,,,tent
me inc TOT uopai .n's 70
general inspector Shetal- lu"I 'e' ~
genera anu eoliln ,S ea's1 ,si,.s 90. ~
increases the rama OF "enensr "i po.,,i w.
Lieutenant oene,al s sri t.,a,,si ~ a..
10 MAJOR .euer N' me- ,dsaa.",,,,.,,a
nations OF the aieiiiols 80 ,ui.n., "a
and lAp paVteIl,e VI 49, 49, .,i,,au -
elshleen oatte''e1 VI 'N
proSlueo lot 49, ..a,,o,,. ., ths
AFTER one OF tWo ,'nn 80 AZ
phraseoiosy OF tue pm hsu ~ as
MT illiman 70. - uuoVeu nav .ne a. a.
leehth sectloh ol the ,neasui' '0 Ain'''e'
so as 20 READ as lolIowe, $780,, -
lhat the senior maIei kenerui son
manolns tne army snali naae .no ian 49,.
pay and allowances Oh he ,s,, s,n. syn ~
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

MONTGOMERY. Ala.--Goyernor John
son has fixed August 6 as the day for q
special election TO choose successor to
General Joseph Wheeler as congressman
from the Eighth Alabama district
DOUGLASS, Ga,--Marshall Jones. y
negro implicated in the murder OF Allen
Crosby. was taken from the jail at Doug
lass and lynehed.
VICTORIA, -. CA portion of the min
ing town of Sandown. East koolen. was
destroyed by tre. Loss exceeds $3.50 900.
TACOMA. wash.--After robblug five
passengers ON q Union Pacilc freight
train near North Yakima six hghwaymen
compelled their victims to jump of tho
moving train, the robbers shooting at them
and pounding them over the head with
their guns.
LouISVILI4E.--rhe eighteenth annua
session OF the extension board OF The
Methodist Episcopal church. South, began
here Friday
NEW oRLEhNs.--John Green ans
Charley Brown who. with Hyppolyte
Brown and Reuben Cateley, murdered
young scrrell at Olivier tSatIon, La. last
August we're hanged at New Iberia.
CHARLESTON, S. O.--Rev. w. Il. john
son, pastor OF the Baptist church, shot
and almost instantly killed w, r. Bellln-
ger stenographer OF this judicial district
The trouble began over he painng OF u
fence between the premises Of John x
Bellinger. father of the deceased, and this
Baptist parsonage.
BERLIN. Emperor Francis Josepli D
Austria has appointed Emperor William
field marshal general OF the Austrian
army
GLAsGow.-Th prohibition Of the i'm.
portatlon OF cattle from South Ampics
has caused consterp1 ton among shippers
and butchers here. The price OF cattle and
sheep have advanced 20 the highest ono-
tations since 1889.
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TIE RACES.


Nashville, Tenn, May i.--six fuongs-Mlss
Stanley, Tallala, rho Light Time 1lSs..
Four furlongs Invictus, Small Jack, iris
train. Time :fga4.
Six and half furlongs Tom Collins, Scti-
veneer Compensation. Time 10la
Four and half furongs- Censor Donna
Seay, Lightning Flash. Time :5Gis.
Mile and an eighth, selling Lady Of the
West Bellamy. False Lend Tine I55ia
six fnrlongs Quayer, San Durango, Nancy
Till Time t.1la.
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RAILROADS.

Trains now running through on the
Austin branch Of the II. and r. C.
Southern Pacific bridge over the Colo
RADIO al Columbus is completed.
The Phoenix Bridge company has been
awarded the contract to build the great
Southern Pacific bridge over the Mlssis-
slppi at New Orleans
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j. NeNtUu fldtHuNe1t - 80 .ia,s n HI
college. to make study Of ons trssrs
cases at time and 70 psit, m sncthe n
for that class before loos s nv nv praEhe II
besides this have l iiss. = II
clusiyely to chronic diseases' 10 wha u
put ,bsre are certain diseases ,hsEglHl
MOI he successfully treated IA I'D
alone, The diseased condition q In, ~ cos1;i
mart Of Tho body will surely ~ a. ~ ps,hl i
par par ~ 's w ~ aonne other orsan o. TX S,s "A
t -, Hence, the speciallst rtrit
III ',raat diseases OF q cnrgss u ~
he vbo is familiar with the s.sstRt n
tious which are liable 10 II
parts OF the body. lana trest ~ \. \.
n Il NOT sufficient to alohe n.ssSpsssr .. Y
festation OF the disease u Is NJ unisa
deeper and he able TO cus
cause. speclair' n
Having confined my spsclalu. s ri os.st Il
eases. which act and react ~ ..sing ~ y
having had the privilege 99ilesrsnt fc'p' Z,
ing and curing all the oii srs u Ns]
stages Of these diseases, y ustufil WI a
credited with even ooniln"vsssul besoNz K
ought today 70 be susV hsen 20 nrce. "
"Iv Se,h, a. anv other physician Z M ~ ;
l uou ao,oa CO. as many cases, alol .sssiirs y
line IS have. have besp yp.rt II
diseases continuously icr NJ ~ hcsst q Y Y
lin and day out. make ~ esn as1's
simply state fact that non-oins.
Constantly Len" Len. sons; n
Another thing which hs's s,ery daJ "
tried 10 learn something ner aboal ~.
the diseases which treat ss' eurs ~, 3
which would best reach ah MAJ rca
Eases am sorry TO say ~ sn'ihey e. +
make up their minos tbat th,y ~
from medical college nnsssarIrs, ~
| that can be known about Ia vim e.
"a on in this way until me e e,rss.
record OF failures than Q. uetbee
New aud Exclusive "a ID ~,
Many things about dises.s,ss rs ron z,
which I, learned in the COLLEGES resi- hsg
S Mn, have been OF yeIy itss ~ ~:
In my practice since, . pS for 20 ~. -
Treatment which I use toanss syerf 81
Idiseases which | treat aHr avn iisi,',,
ltion Of remedies. is OF ~ $50; ~
| lonr ago threw old methods nus, o n -
ls,scovered that every case a
studied ar 4 specially lIs Ne sbifi te1.7 n
This. sri Say, has been .ns ~ tol
success AMI Is the reason ~ nj ~
Idoshdtntiy promise cures :. xrtY. -
q MENTION HATHAwcs<. y
| Or. Hnfhaw5y ~
2op n. Alamo Fias
| Texas.
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Events Louisville,

Louisville MAY i.--Track fast; weather
pleasant
Seven furlongs Foneda Scarlet Lily. An
thracltc. Time. 1:26ii
-Four furlongs-Cluster, Tho Auditor.
knucklu Down Time 40.
lie Talma Little Billy. Postum. Time.
l:i1A.
The Debutante Stakes. half mile-Sinh, Bah.
Bonnie Lissak Time, iS.
SIX furlongs-Alcedo. Aellnct, Praetorian
Time, .li%.
Mile, selIins-samoyar Lenncp Clara Men-
der, Time, I,42A.
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Caldwell. Texas, May i.-The whole
community was shocked this morning over
the death of Mrs. Rowena Cobb. wife of
j. n. Cobb, prominent merchant OF this
place, who died about 3 o'clock. She was
STRICKEN with apoplexy Doctors wore i'm
mediately summoned, but notwithstanding
every assistance was given, she died about
one hour after having been taken sick.
She was Ss years OF age and had been for
a number OF years a resident Of this place.
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rhc .noNers. Con,inue Active.

New York May IA special to the
Herald from Washington says; Informa-
ton has been received at the state de-
pnrtment from United States Minister
Conger showing that the tsung Ii yamen
is making show of endeavoring to sup
press the antforeign societies of China.
Nevertheless it is apparent that the box
ers," encouraged to believe that the en-
press dowag1s L. aecretly beiriending
them are S)t relaxing their activity.
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-ast a=HaaI-aIaHa- sH-@s
TitANsyAAL

Roberts mounted infantry has advanced
eighteen miles north Of Brandfort.
1rish-American regiment with the Beers
lost heavily in little scrao with Hut.
tons brigade
General Frenchs cavalry is sweeping
the country northward
English encountered little opposition in
occupation OF Brandfort.
Brabants division encounters large
forces of Beers on the Ladybrand road.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Primaries are to be held 10 several
counties Saturday; III votes are involved,
Finley claims 50 votes against iO6
claimed by Love
Chairman Green is at San Antonio
and is busy sending messages to WASH
ington.
The populist State convention at Fort
Worth split, delegations arc to be sent
to both Cincinnati and Sioux Falls.
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Molcott eot necislon.

New York MAY 4.--Joe walcott and Mys.
tercus Billy Smith fought twenty-five rounds
AZ catohwelghts before the Broadway Athletic
club tonight and Walcott got the decision
This was their fourth meeting. They fought
two draws and Smith gained the decision
the third time thev got together Smith dld
not. fight With his usual snnn pnd vigor To-
n,pht. but be nut W. very game battle.
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LOCAL.

Question Of drainage for tho Texas coast
country.
The election today for school trustees
Theo. II. schoeyerlng dies at San An.
tonic and tho remains brought here for
interment
Tho Chimes of Normandy will be re-
peated for matinee this afternoon.
Tax collections for the month OF April
by State and County Tax Collector Glass
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Mlllican. Brazos County. Texas. Nav 4
The Brazos is rapidly falling opposite tfis
point and the planters are following ~
the receding wsiers rsrlanting cotton.
Only about IS per cent OF the corn :,
Killed which will he planted in ra,ton
All the convict forces will re.urn In IN !
farms tomorrow The rain seems N ~
ovsr and cooi north wind is BLOWING.
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Japanese wedding.

Yokohama, May 5.-The wedding OF his
imperial highness, Crown Prince Yoshi-
hito and Princess sada 10, daughter of
Prince Kujo. which is to take place Oh
May 10, VIII be attended with great re-
iolcing
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Calvert schnnI Trnsteer.

Calvert, Texas. May AIT the citisni
mass meeting last night DR.. Daniel Pifks
and Mr.. w. B. Streetmap were noniuils
10 flll the vacancies on the school maf
made by the resignation Of Hon AZ
Field and Dr.. j. p. Casimir, al u's|
members of the former board being "
tanned.
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WhyHeCure'
DR.. Hathnwny Tells Why he ira
Chronic Diseases so succesps"
He Has II Word TO say ape''
Those who Cling 10 W.
Time worthless Methom'

am often asked why It Is tna' y, VI
greater proportion Of cases tnaa = 81
physicians. ~. a,.tai
will endeavor to answer tnS . asis "
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FOLLOWER OF MEASLES. lin many
instances persistent cough follows an at
eaek OF measles. In speaking of this Mr..
walter B. Beel. editor of the Elkln IN. Oh
lines says Three weeks ago had an
stack Of measles which left me with a
pad cough took several doses OF Cham
eeriain's Cough Remedy aud the cough
has entirel, disappe red. consider
chamberlaia's medicines the hest on the
market For sale by all druggists.
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PIAipLEs AND FRECi%LEs ON FACE.
Your druggist will refund your money
II Pazo Ointment falls TO cure you. FIFTY
cents.
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Miles he said that II the general had been
called into the councils, as he should have
been, during the recene war, some diff
cnlties that had been encountered, might
have been prevented.
The motion was defeated, 5 to "A. as
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.Ittsburg. May 80 gamo. cold.
AMERICAN LEAGul

Al Minneapolis: Minneapolis 8; Milwaukee T.
Al Cleveland and Detroit No game; cold
weather
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I
ment creating veterinary corps and
strongly advocated ito adoption. It was
opposed by Messrs. Coekrell Proctor
Lodge and Sewell on the ground that the
army was supplied already with capable
and efficient veterinarians-men who
were well paid for their services.
Mr. Woloott vigorously supported the
amendment, He said the armies of Eu-
rope all had their veterinary corps With
commissioned officers OF high rank
I Mir. Proctor presented a letter from the
secretary OF war advising strongly against
the adoption OF the amendment.
Mr.. Gsllinger said it was important
that educated men should be in the army
and care for the animals and said the
yeterinaries could he swept aside no
/ longer as merely horse doctors" Mr.
| Kcnny's amendment was adopted It pro-
vides that the veterinary corps shall con-
sist of a chief veterinarian with the rank,
pay and allowance OF colonel In the
army, an assistant chief Veterinarian. to
rank as II major, four veterinarians with
the rank of captain OF cavalry, ten as
sistants with the rank of first lieutenant
OF cavalry and twenty assistants With tho
rank of second lieutenant of cavalry. The
chief veterinarian is to report directly TO
! the secretary of war.
Mr.. Sewell offered an amendment. which
was agreed Ia providing for one chaplain
for each cavalry regiment and one for
each infantry regiment, TO have tho rank,
pay and allowances OF captain
MIR. Bate delivered a speech in opposi-
ton TO the increase in tho army proposed
by tho bill He thought the people
would regard II SIS a flank movement to
advance the spirit Of militarsm
Mr. Cockrell MOI antagonized vigor-
ousiy the position Of Mr.. Bate. He dll
not regard the bill az a step toward mill.
tarism. The bill, ne amended was passed
without division
The Notifications appropriation hill was
passed as reported to the senate II car.
rios $7.733, 62s. an increase Of $3.50, t40 over
the house measure.
After short executive session tn
senate at $40 p. m. adjourned until Mon,
day.
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ner ihreHaM
newspaF,l III
not only M "
benefit aM
general r|
But also I
that M h''|
physician: 81
know VII 4
neeesssry ~
done ID ~
kat thsT.W II
successful II
Az 10 or
son ior w.
cess: ri
made ~ IA
since Tie "
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BASEBALL.
Chicago. MAY 4.--Garvin pitched a fine

Chicago, May 4.-Garvin pitched fine game
for Chicago today, but his work went for
nnught, because OF the ragged fielding back of
him, all Cinclnnati's runs resulting from mis-
/ plays
! Scpre-- n II 70
Chicago ...........,.......0 900 002 100 , 10 a
Cincinnati ............... 900 0OS 0O2- ) s I
Garyin and Donahue Newton and Wood.
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rErrER. NO CURE, NO rAn

Your druggist will refund your Ea1'
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure you NY
cents.
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RINe WORM. No c1HE, NO rA,.

Your druggist VIII refund your money
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure YOU Fifty
cents.
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To Purify
Your Blood

Now, you lay the foundation for
good health in the months that
are to come. Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla tones the stomach, creates
an appetite, builds up and forti-
flies the whole system by giving
vitality and strength to every tis-
sue, organ, nerve and muscle.
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Ages,
Bates, Berry,
Butler. Clay
Culbersop. Kenny,
Money, Vest.
Noes -i4.
Allison, Bacon,
Baker, Bard,
Burrows, Chandler
Cockrell Davis,
Deboe, Elklns,
Fairbanks, Foraker,
Foster, Frye,
Galllnger. Gear,
Hale. Hansbrougn,
Harris, Hawley,
Hoar. Jones (Nev.),
Kean, Kyle,
Lindsay, Lodge,
McComas, Mason,
Nelson, Perkins,
Peutigrew, Pettus,
Plat Conn.,, Proctor.
Quarles, Rawlins,
Ross, Sewell,
Shoup, Simon,
Stewart, Teller.
Wellington, Wolcott,
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New York. May l.-The New Yorks man
aged to win a game from the Brooklyns today
by superior batting.
Score Y IL E
New York ...,..,.....,.. .0Sl 020 0ot 10 8
Brooklyn ....,........... COZ $50 400 . U
Garriok and Grady: Dunn md ENROLL.
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Is the Time

When our physical systems
need to be cleansed and invig.
Grated with Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla. This good medicine
expels all the badness that has
gathered in the blood and en-.
riches and vitalizes the life
current. II you take Hoods
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Boston, May 4.--Lewis started in to pitch
for Boston today, but after giving Ave passes
TO first aud making two Wild pitches re-
tired In favor of Pottinger
Score II ri "
Boston .................,.0 COZ 200 600 I 10 6
philadelphia ..............i12 COL i2t-l2 u o
| Lewis. Pettinger and sullivani Bernhardt
and Mcfarland
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Spring

Is gladly welcomed for tho
vitality, freshness and purity il
gives everything in nature; its
cleansing showers and sunshine
remove. dissolve and disinfect
unhealthful accumulations. Ii