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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03
CHANGE IN THE AGE LIMIT
POSTAL CLERKS AND CARRIERS CAN
NOM ENTER Up TO IS YEARS.
SECRETARIES hsY ard Lon5 Were Absent
fron the csbines Neetine--Littie
Business Transacted.

wasasnEtoz. yniy Serratssrsee Hay Hnd
Log Bere iAe abse1tees az tSdays cabines
tleeung. Little buslness WAS transacted
The Iosi importaat sctiou decided .aon
was change u The eiTII service ruies re-
garelaE the CARRIERS la ise postal service
1Ar are Mmlls within waiea applicants
wunid a7ply for positions a. carriers acre
sSso-e 4zye heen = years as rAs lni1luan
hne - as tse saazimun- Tas uial1uuI
fnr clerks aaE bHea Il yeGrss wiz 10 zazxi-
mun-
7nr civil service colD1isslcz proposed e
Ea4f0-z naiaimun q ID sad s na1iuo=
CO - 7ears II wAs ID. opluioa q fAe
9.fsadert and 1he rest % zhg esbinef thnr
fllE 1uaEimuu ass 1no ion and u EAg &c
gi1el 80 make - pears Es E4e LaZ4lnlL1
frT 1a1k c3EEsHx ~ eup4Dges
Secretary Aifaaeoek Informed tire Gather
tlEsr tAr proclamation Tor Ebe QJ,e2ihE Of
TIE hkETs. GuD1aneAe aAG Apache i1GlEu
- reservations IL DElE1pLas VAS completed.
x lae secretary Kali &c over u Hit1 me pfes1-
cett t0nerrgw snn it w.E be iEsrHd ether
ttuiorroN egEpiue o. gnlg 4. lT viii II
r7H car q opening 1ua VII r-eke-sbe TIE
Haetbaa sud rNieF 10 he Q1sgrTe1 b. prs
E1ctlFE 1ezDeE1egefrs.
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LIGHT FOR TUBERCULOSIS
NEW YORK PHYSICIAN HAS plscov
Erred a NEW CURE.
Powerful Fsys Of Sunlight or Electricity
Are Concentrated on Every Portion
% tire Lungs.

Neu York Journal
Lirat u the most powerful kind that can
te produced Is the latest agent 70 be
utiiEed By science as cure for consump-
tion AID oiaer germ diseases.
strong sunlight. rendered more Intense
b. the Use q lenses, is used ia the cure
q some cases.
For other and more advanced and difh-
cult Gases Of consumption big search
Hsht, giving AZ initial illumination Of 20
90 cundlepower. Is employed A parabolic
mirror IS used 10 concentrate the pays,
whiea are frequently so intense that q
screen % some notwithstanding medium has
10 b. iaterposed 10 cool them and prevent
the screening q the patients skin
There are two ways o. applying the new
searchAght method q cure 10 those who
are suffering from consumption.
When The whole or the greater part o!
the Lungs are Involved the patient Is barred
10 the waist and then placed in a chair
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EPEE An Old ReIiabss
FnEE- Care for
BLOOD AND Skin
Diseases, Cancer. Ulcers
ScrofuIa, Eczema, Etc.

The propnetors OF this paper know A..
Botanic Blood Balm lB B. b. Il ~
nous SOBtnerB Blood Cure. but 10 on,lt
introduce B. X. b. into new homes 5a ~
treatments will be given away To rest,.s
Of The Houston Post.
Botanic Blood Balm quickly cure. ~
ulcers. scrofula, eczema. itching Stir ~,
blood hauOrs cancer. EweliinEe pa,sr
tent wart or sore, eating. fostering e,,.s
boils, csSbuncles. pimpies or odens,s,
eruptions pains In bones OF joints. M
matIsm. cntarrh. or any blood trouhle =
run down feeling. thin blood, pale III.
Botanic Blood Balm kills the poison - -
humors 10 the system which are he N
rect cause Of these troubles, heals an.
sore Or pimpis, makes the blocd ns..
and rich and STOPS all aches and psiS'
Botanic Bloed Balm thoronghly tested *
thirty years In hospital and pirate M
ttce, and has cured thousands 81 sse
given up as hopeless. sold al drug ster.
81 per large bottle. For free treetIns.
write 10 BLOOD Balm CO. 13J Mitchell Il
Atlanta Ga. Medicine sent al once -.
paid Describe trouble and free n,eii,.l
advice given until cured. b. b. enfs.
especially the deep-sested old cases ~,
have failed under doctors or patent mat
cine treatment. 3. p. 3. is the rara,
q the age. II Is the most perfect Ma
Purifier made. II gives life, Figor "a
strength 70 the blood.
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ACCOUNTING DEMANDED
CORN KING PHILLIPS COMPELLED
TO FURNISH a STATEMENT
Ore Of His csstor,ers Was Not Salts
fed with the Pro5ts Of the
Recent $50 cornss-

chIcagc. suiy a--GecTEe r. P.irrps. the
.oo-n k5nr. rEs today give. rztii
O'clock By the hoard y trade directors %
supply George L IDEHsn. one q his Former
euf-o-Ds1r. WIKI q complete repcr- q ne
fanous dezl Ia MaY CORR Pslllips set his
clerks 10 work 70 prepare the stzttzae1-s-
The actioz came as the laSt chapter u q
bitter Nrsnsle grgEiar o-t Of The eoraer
81 swo months aga. Mr.. irmaa reErs-
seats yasFseef d %. u champlsi1. III
At the outset 81 the deal PhflHps took Into
his cpnndenee ! Humber u elf-rf-fofa .
brokers a1E The faruefs q Eke zgr1 zrg1-
liz States ard formed QeeL Pnlltgs II
eiFte6 that ihe entire rFoEfrs q the can
pzsrn saould he diEida1, according II tae
IrreEtE1erf. Ta1 FlRsf e la. poaghi %.
90 hushel9 I1is regreseuft-1 arep ~
the tasciet ~ Pnfiiirs' en0fr1pus purchases
ard sslea NaEu TIE dsEl was cg1sr1n-
rnates Il Is Gained Inuian insisted tAst
he szozle - Supplied vita 8 Statement
ehorErg in What Zsrner his e1-u was sqtL
Phnsrs says that lhe e1steE7er sh0ula &c
cept tfe ErerzEe o. a. cents sA2r E2tisIea
ere-T other aksrrfsse The patron wauJ3
not rorseaE 10 q review 81 the books MIA
fke x7d q a clerk
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sHERlFFs, pEPARTMENT.
Harris County.


stolen from J. r. Fem. Duke. Texas, i
hsy horse, branded Ut connected, on the
left shoulder; black name snd tai; white
star in the forehead.
An officers look ont for and arrest BOB.
eri Hendricks, alias Robert Valentine, SCI.
low or ging r-cake colcred negro about 81
years old, 3 feet inches or feet inchs
high; viii weigh i35 or 10 pounds has
long, plain Gu scar running from edge q
hair down To chin; don't know whleA she
Of face; dress well; CANDLES and Is smcolA
falker: he is cunning and will get away X
possible. ! hold, capias for periurE AZ
Will paw SO for him II any jan IN Texas
When last seen had on white soft Stetson
hat. checked pants and a hlus.coored
shirt. A. X. Anderson. Sheriff.
Taken up by Ed. Mooney, KoTviils,
Texas. bay horse, lsIs or - hands hiEA;
branded J. with half circle over tae
same on the left shoulder; foretop caii
white spot In the. forehead; snail sa,g
or the nose: left 'front.' foot waite: saAi
an around; PAGES under saddle. A. r. Al
dtrscn, Sheriff, by A. L. Conway, Depuu'
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District Aversaes.
KILLED BY GAS FUMES.
Ten Boys Overcome in a Mine-Ei ght
Escaped.

Ten Boys Overcome in a Mine-Eiaht
Escaped.
PHisbnrg, Pa. July 2.-Ten boys were
caught ike rats In a trap in tunnel lead
Ing 70 The old Keeling mine, owned by the
T1tts0nrg Coal company. Anthony Miller.
aged -. ard Patrick Gallagher. aged Il.
were Killed. The other eight boys. who
were overcome by fumes, ranged IN age be.
tween II and IS. They will recover The
boys had been helping the men load a
r and an boarded the train 10 90 10 the
NPple. The train became stalled and the
boys Jumped 20 the ground and groped
the4r way 20 the outside. The fumes at gas
from the engine overcAme two OF them and
they Tell PROSTATE on the track When
the train hually started the boys We're
literary ground 70 pieces. The others who
aad fallen ~ Que side were taken out later
by rescue party. They revived shortly
altcrWarl
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VIII NOT rAkE ACTON.

State Department WIN Net Prosecute
Aliens Claim Against Mexico.
Washington. July 2-Ihe state depart.
me1J Aas declined 70 prosecute the claims
% Charles S. Alien. an American, agains,
thf g9ysrument Of Mexico. Alien was ar.
rested for working on q broken water pipe
Ia the street q Ensanadz without the per
mix Of the municipality. The result OF
fAe judicial proceedings WAS his final DIS
charge by the superior court, hut he claim.
81 damages for imprisonment.
Tie state department holds that there
has been 40 denial % Justice and II there
tribunals anord an ample remedy.
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- - 80 PugLlc.
Ire Reservations 10 e Cperc6 Are Not
Subject 70 Homestead Entry.

Ire Feee~vat.cns 10 &c Crenc6 Are Not
Subject 70 -c77eBtssc E~Try.
Nssaiag d. 5rr z-T7e report f-oF,
b-u-=ol, 1er1s. ~ t1e fc-uz-ira ~ z cg5
psuy 20 mike r-S4 for t-e kioa1 iznds
"a OE's1eua o. the raer-r tzat ther are
1oH p1baa ls-1s ard sae.e.y q sez.eascld
s9ttiGzears esd tha- 70 Ezststctless s-s1
~ PLACED Oh rce.r ssttsEent b --ltera-
fioa o z clas-1 Task me l-rs-io- department.
arescy h@s fg1r1 Ercunlss-ss
NtzTess llT Mara1 pEssee 4 law Erre-9
trE t1r gDol Hct wal~1 BE- Psrse9es at prlrr
avs sr- Mlie1 provides reaE sac Vs@=.-
ce1Ts ll BIS proofs ulGtina. eLzl prese rlte
re Kramer IN wlt these lan1s rrnF he
rc'ItE4 cn. cerupie1 Zu1 entered. ard nro-
nioit.rg n1T Flclario- 81 srca prnvI sicaE.
Iae i1ts-so- department holds uuqusl.
1aelT ih4l Do o4e can settle ~ the lan1T
iu Violation NJ f8- pro aIusrigu. and auv.
cl~ w9o attempts ~ do Sc will b. rra
cl1rec FROM oarziriEE any - TIE islfs
sul sll ps9babiy suo5ect asl1self 70 p-gse.
gatiou-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03

Hiiisboro Texas, july 2 The following
Tourists have LEFT for BoHlder. Colo, today
10 spend the sImwer Misses While Far
ais. Annie Hord, Beulah Hunt Elsie sew.
yer. Mamie Ethridge. Molhe Blshop Berthe
J1ocney Maggie Hague, Russell FAIRIES and
Prof George l.. Mcclellan and Barton cram.
iey. They will visit the principal points
OF interest 10 Colorado and also visit Ycl-
lowsione Park before returning home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03

Terrell, Texas, July 1.Mr. r. D. worth
am Of st. Louis IS here today 81 tho In
terest Of q new electric light plant and
street car system. The citizens are Civ
Ing him hearty encouragement and be
seems well pleased With the prospect
The new compress company. Instead Of
Building. bought OUT the Terrell compress
The Terrell water works ne 20 have
more wells dug 70 supply the increased de
Knand for water.
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&C. 60 NJ 20.

Representative 81 the Pace Hoirin9 .
Meeting II Mise Esipci.
JaciHru. 2IiFz 1uE 2-Ihe Solthprn
*-eg-1 congress 1sl here rpd4y 10 the a1a
of the snlse of rep,s7e utsrives Delegate
were present fERm uearlT eTerv s.zfe "a
TIE sauta- Tas congress Is e1prr1ed 20
coatiHu= t4ree a1~s Rev T. . Topp ~
sacksoa vas electre lgafident and " 2.
&po4e q f5a.Tast1l seefataTT- Lre ccl-
gross ls ~ eucg1rzge -ne uegToes u sac
South ~ re1oEhle Ehe eHqgTs along IN 1uE-
tslal lines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03

Greenyille. Texas July - negro wo-
man who was paradiug the NeylandyiHe
community In male attire and frightening
abe women, was taken Ia custody by ciu-
gems ana brought 70 this city Sunday night.
Tie woman was taken In charge b. the
county authorities and viii doubtless be
tried on a charge Of iunaey, IL being the
general superstition that her mind S M
Balanced.
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DECLARED 4 DlVDEND.

we Unite6 States Steel CORPORATION W'iH
Make . Payment.
New YORK. Jaly 2 1hc directors ~ he
United States steel corporation Today De-
sisred Dividend Of ~ per cent on the
preferred stoes and a dividend m 2 per
cent on the common stock. The dividend
On the preferrei vs. payable August au1
that on The common 90 September a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03
warrenton Notes.

warreDton, Texas. July . Preparations
are being made to celebrate the Fourth OF
July at Roundtop. oldenburg and Rntcrs.
WILLIE and should the weather continue fair
the day VIII be observed by the citizens
IN the usual patriotic style
Considering the hot weather there Is very
little sickness 10 report, and none Of q
nericus character.
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% sulcIpEs b. 4 FLMnY.

Husband Heard q His Vice At ard
Did Li.eyiss.
HSf sr-ireE Ark. 1liT 2-Mrs. Fannie
Wiiso1 comuirte5 suicide this rso-niug By
taxing morphine. Hrr husband known IS
Teas Wilsoa. gpon bearing q his Eite's
s11. EFF and this affernoon hIn ds86 fa5y
wos found IN TIE suburhs An iHvest1ga
non showed rh2s death engCed from Oplcm
poisoning. self administered
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Kniohts Of Pythiss Celebration.

Brownwood, Texas, July 1.-The knights
Of Bythias AT this place Observed their an
nual memorial DAY yesterday. Tue uniform
rank. together with the subordinate lodge.
attended services in body at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. where they listened
40 a masterful and appropriate address by
Pastor J. p. Robertson. s. NJ vernon.
4he late editor 81 the Pecan Valley News.
was the only one Of the order 10 die this
M ~ rnar-
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Found I.IthoaraphIna stons.

Springfield, H., July "A Leamy Of the
Tinted states geological survey has ar.
rived 10 this city from Mount Sterling.
ny, and tells OF a discovery OF llthograph.
lnk stone 10 large quantities near that rfty
Ihis discovery Is the only llrhOgraphlnp
STONE found In the United States, an stone
used IN this country being imported frer,
Germany 49, 49, A-"--i
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Killed bv a Train.

Dallas. Texas. July 2.--A man supposed
10 be ". Marett, Frepchmau, was run
ever and killed by the northbound Houston
and Texas Central passenger train early
khis morning II IL thought he had gone to
Eieep on the track lie was about 90
years 81 age. His body Is being held Tor
further fdeutineatiOn.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington. July 2.-Eastern Texas
Partly cioudy wednesday: probably SHOW
err ard somewhat cooler On northwestern
pcTtioa. Taursday generally tsir; GTesh
Eo1therlT winds
Oklahoma and Indian Terzttory-F Fair
tad warner wednesday. THURSDAY prob
ably saowe-s and tanDderstoas and cooleE
il ssutaera, w1ads 6eNnlug aozthe-ly.
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Mount Calm, Texas July 2-The cornet
band OF this place has been engaged 10 fur
nish music for the Woodmen plcnIc az
hillshoro on the Attn instant. II win be-
one Of the largest plcnies ever held In Hin
county and splendid program viii De
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03

New York. July PA tornado struck tA'
shore Of the Hudson river hear osini1'
asst afternoon. cutting a path two nile.
Sing was In the path az the storm The'
was a panic at tue penltentiary caused y
the breaking Of the windows by the icie
nj the wind
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03
TEXAS FIRST BALE.
II Sod in New York Tor Nine
Cents.

Especial 10 The Post-)
New York, July 2-Cotton ex-
change brokers held al auction on
the 6ocr of the exchange and lively
bids were made for bale Of Texas
cotton. the first Of the seasons pick.
me proceeds. it was announced from
the rosuum. were 20 be devoted to
tine Herald's free fee fund.
The bale was consigned by lamar.
Neims d Co. cotton merchants If
Houston, Texas. TO Richard Seiden-
burg & Co., commission merchants Of
this city
Bidding started at cents a pound.
When the aucnoneer closed the sale
II was found that Seidenhufg a Go.
bought the cotton. the price being
Q cents a pound The bale weighs
more thau 800 pounds The cotton
was grown in Alice, Texas.
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Went 10 a Mestjno

GTeenyilie, Texas, July 2.-Mcssrs. {. z.
Wicker W. b. samuel and J. r. Battle
left yesterday for Gainesville 10 attend "a
meeting o. the stockholders and dlrecfors
81 tue Oh mill company. AlF. Battle was
accompanied as far as Dallas by his Two
little sops, Hubert and Benton.
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comptroIIer pames, lnstructisns.

Washington. July Comptroller Dawes
today sent the following telegram 70 For
est Raynor. receiver Of the Seventh Ma
tIonAl bank, New York:
"cenhrmihg my telephone to you today.
IT, after careful and complete examina-
uoa Of tAs besks a. the ssvsnta National
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PREPARING Tor m. Fourib

corsieana, Texas July 2-The Gremcn
are hard az work getting ready for the
Fourth. Today the pretty sponsors. Misses
Lillian and Kate Church Willie Chestnut
and Effe Bridges. are decorating the hook
and ladder truck and chemical englne.
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Two BOYS Drowned

Macon, Ga, judy 2-Iaon Curzon and
.Gordan Poupd fwo yoaug boys, we're
drowned ID the oemulgpe river this after,
noon whlls hrthing. The bodies have not
peeu recovered. Pound is the SOU Of ]. b.
Fouh1, Ixopriefor OF the Chattanooga
fseNs- foune Lost his lie trying to save
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03
NOT ENrlTLEO 70 CITIZENSHIP.
JUDGE Estee Holds that Natives Of Guam
Are Not Eliuible

nc INlL LWAIDIE.
HoHoiuiu, June %, via san Francisco,
InT Correspondence Of the Associated
Press United States Judge Estee has
minated thar he would not admit 10 citl-
zenship in the United states native Of
the island Of Guam. He iatlmated that II
was his opinion that the only Polyneslans
entitled 20 citizenship are Hawaiians who
were admitted by act of congress
The house o. representatives had adopted
ana sent 70 the senate a resolution M Or
position 20 the annexation OF Hawaii 10
NaAfoFnla. The home rulers al voted 10
favor Of the resolutions.
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Accidentally KiIle5

weasherford, Texas. July al. NJ. WIN.
ston formerly assistant cashier Of the
Citizens bank and unperlntendent ~ the
on MIL here, was killed.at his home ,hia
morning ny the accidental discharge Of a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-03

Boston. Mass, JOY 3. The stables and
wharyes Of the Metropolitan coal company,
on First street, South Boston. were h,,-,cd
ihis morning The IRE VAS sim burning IA
2 o'clock this morning aud the loss IS
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postmaste.s Anno.nt.d

Washington, July 2.-The president has
appointed The following postmosters:
Arkansas Prescott, Jack Grayson.
south Carolna-GrccnWlie jefferson F.
Richardson
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Ratified the Agreement.

Resdihg, Pa, July 2.-TAe Reading ~
road striking shop hands today ratified t,s
agreement between Chairman Roster ap'
President Baer and il was decided 10 q
turn TO work Friday morning. over IVY
men were present 1t the meeting.
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Bryan, Texas. ivy 2-Anss Grace Bow.
man was thrown from her wheel today
and severely bruised Fortunately 10
thought 20 be serious
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Torpedo goat Tried.

Bath. Ne. July 2-The official trial 2
the torpedo boat Biddle was held todiY
The contract speed was tweuty-eiGht kne'
and II was nnofhclally state that she ave-
aged IS 6 knots during q two hours spec
srtu
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c.ulI,erson to sneak.

Mount Vernon. Texas July "A Fourth
81 July celehration viii be held IN different
parts Of the county Hon c. A. Culber-
son win be hsre on that day and deliver
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Putin-Bsy, Ohio July 2-rhe Music
Teachers National assoclatlan beran ifs
tnlriy-thlrd convention al tae Hotel Vie
tory today.
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RniIdinn a Mount calm

Mount Calm, Texas, July 2.-fhe la's'
brick business house Of J. II, Reynolds
being pushed rapidly and others viii z
begun soon
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Cuban Electoral Law.

Havana. July IA commission appolnlsa
10 form the electoral law for Cuba ~
mallv reported 10 the constitutional en-
Vention today. No action was taken.
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s,any. yon 6nd evidence ~ criminal yfa,
tions 81 the National banking act. Won ~ az
ask United States district ATTORNEY 10 lnats
q tho.ouEh investigation on his own y
count aGording him access to tie boal.
q the bazk for that purpose
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WeIoh succeeds Kerfoo

Atlanta. Ga, July An. NJ. Weleh W.'
this afternoon elected corresponding seer,
rary Of the Baptist home mission boarA y
succeed the late DR.. W. II. Kerfoot s
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'ssesssssssssssssssssssssssss

O. G. Thorsen and Joseph Hurley ore mile
south ~ Waterloo eouight klling TIE nrst
three outright and fatallF iuluring Hurley.
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Three Killed bv 4 Lar,

Waterloo, Iowa, july IA Burlington.
Cedar Rapids and Northern passenger train
struck Oliver HUMAN. Iossph Getnnysux,
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BOONE THE HYPNOTIST.
He Will Give Two Performances Here Next
Week.

Boone, the mind reader and hypnot-
ist will begin an engagement of two
nights commencing on Monday, Apr.
Is. The Hamilton, O., Leader says;
A large and appreciative audience
greeted Prof. Edwin H. Boone. the
hypnot at, at the Globe opera house,
last evening. The first part of the
entertainment was devoted entirely to
hypnotism and display Of his power
over his SUBJECTS which was complete,
as he had them swimming, playiog
ball and foo ball, being acrobats in q
circus, seeming funny sights, fighting
bses skating, fighting snakes and
many other amusing things. He sent
one young man out into the audience
selling fish aud another riding broom
stick with the idea that it was horse.
The browning feature of the entire
evenings performance was when r B.
Williams the sufferer from rheuma-
tism, was placed upon the stage. Prof.
Boone at once placed him under his
power aud had the gentleman gradual
Iy move his head back until finslly
he could hold his head almost erect,
The professor then worked with the
SUBJECTS arms and got them SO that
they could be raised until the hands
were placed at the back of the head.
After this Mr., Williams was made to
straighten his legs out cross them and
was finally put upon his feet, assisted
by Drs, BArden and Graft. AS he had
not been able to do this for over two
years. Mr., Williams was made the
happiest man in Ohio and showed his
delight by a continuous smile which
played over his face and his general
happy manner, This growing act OF
Pref. Boone was greeted with storm
Of applause and was without doubt
one of the greatest feats ever performed
by hypnotist.
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SIXTY GENTS.

Bays one good load Of wood, sawed
and split to order, delivered in your
yard. Bloodworth & joiner, Phone
2O6.
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LOCAL And PERSONALS

Prices for Boone's engagement are
only 15>25-35 & so cents
The Mallory steamer left for New
York yesterday morning.
See the man put into hypnotic slsep,
at Butts drug store, tonight,
The new steamer. Jskyl Island will
arrive here in about fifteen days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis W. Beach are
the happy parents of a sweet little
girl.
Mr.. B. Coleman holds the Brunswick
golf record, but be has several close
seconds. M
The Elks held we'll attended meet
ing Thursday eight and the success Of
tets organization here now seems as
sursd. The lodge has rented the large
hall over the opera house.
There is general regret at the resig-
nation Of Miss Ksts O'Connor as q
teacher lin the public schools. Miss
O'Connor has held this position for he
past fifteen years.