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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
CUMBERLAND pResBYTeRlANs.

Committee on Theological Seminaries
Submitted Historical Report.
West Point, Miss. May %. The Cumher.
land Presbyterian general assembly spent
the morning on the report Of the commits
sIoners. clear distinction was made In
the report between evangelist and de-.
nominational extension features OF mis-
slons, foreign mission work and work
among the destitute at home belonging to
the former and home mission proper being
In the nature OF dennmnatlonai extension.
II Is believed that within n year or two
separate boards win he appointed to take
charge Of these respective branches Of
work. At present there is hot one mission
board, that located In st. Louis The elcc.
tion of Rev. j. II. Miller us homo mission
secretary was approved and the early en-.
ployment Of foreign secretary was al
recfed. Elaborate plans were submitted
for the articulation OF the board Of mis-.
sions with missionary organizations IN
preabyterles and synOds.
The church's fraternal relations with
the pan-Preshyterian alliance are not ais.
turbed. Work Is 10 be undertaken with
the mountaineers OF the United states and
mission work for the eolored people Mis-.
sionarieS are to re-cnter Chlna I'm few
weeks. Reinforcements are 10 be added TO
the already considerable number of Cum.
berland Presbyterian missionaries TO On.
pan and Mexico
Twenty-six typewriter pages were con.
sumed by the committee on theological
seninaries In preparing It's report tho
reading alone requiring more than an hour.
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Court Of Criminal ANIMALS

Austin Texas, May 1.-The follovine
proceedings were had today in the court OF
criminal appeals
Appeal dismissed; Ex-parte Il. j. Nc
MINI.
Alarmed: Manuel Pena, Felix Saenz I'm.
senio Chayarrla, from Webb; EdeIhertu
Safcla, from III Paso; Bill Brady, from,
frlo; Jim Massingill, Jake Harrington. sam
Grub. from Hamilton: Price Caibonn
from Colorado; Jcff Taylor, from BelI,
Hopkins. '''' ''N''
Reformed and affirmed: Vicente BuIzar.
nom AtAscuga.
Reversed aud rcmanded: Bob Murrah.
from kimhle; Peter Cornell, Steve Sledge
and Martin Hernandez, from Bexar; FAY
otte Seeley. from FL Paso: Tom Dickin-
son, from McLennan.
Motion for rehearIng overruled: Bet Bor.
den, from Cherokee.
Submitted on motion 10 dismiss appeal.
Lula Borrer 1.-TWO casesl, from Kerr
On briefs for both parties. Juan Rocha
Pamela. ''N"
ON briefs and oral argument for both
parties: J. NJ. Hickey, from Travis; Lonnie
BuSssing, from Layaca: White Moody
from Swisher; VIII Owens, Bud Darneil
Lee Reason and John Murmutt from clay
. On motions for rehearlng Ex-parte Sol
Brown from Burleson; g. W. Pickett,
from Comanche.
The case Of Jeff TAYLOR from Ben coun
". affirmed. is a life sentence. He ls
me last OF the famous Santa Fe hoid.nn
gang. which robbed the train In ColenYnn
county several wears ago other members
% the gang were caught and sent up FOR
iife and TAYLOR will now ioin them.
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SOUTHERN PREsBYTeRlANs.
Question OF Consolidation of Seminaries
Was Not Settled.

Little Rock, Ark, May 22.-No final vote
was reached today In the Southern Pres
Oytetlan general assembly OH the question
of asserting to consolidation of the North
ern and Southern Presbyterian theological
Summaries In Kentucky. Nearly the en-.
Tire day was devoted 10 discussion OF the
matter anu late this evening Dr.. Wlnn uf
petersburg, Va, sought to eject sulu
non. lie offered resolution reciting tnat
while the general assembly may NOT
wholly approve the wisdom OF consolldat-
lug the Two selninarics, yet IN view OF the
practical unanimtty of the Kentucky aud
Missouri synDds ON the subject aud be.
cause of the safeguards thrown about the
compact. the assembly would intery0se no
bar to the consolidation. A motion To
table the resolution was lost on n rising
vote ana further action was then deferred
until tomorrow morning. In the discus
sion today tue consolidation champions
cOmbatted the idea that the assent of tho
general assembly In the premises meant
tendency toward organic union between
tho Northern and southern churches.
At this mornings session the subject of
foreign mission was discussed at length
and every recommendation OF the assembly
committee was adopted the principal rec
concentrations being.
/, That the executive committee be III.
rected to send Il secretary TO Brazil fm
the purpose of examining the condition Of
our work and of bringing about some set,
Element OF the Compinas property.
2. That we cordially approve the organ
lzatlon of the syncd Of Mexico and in re-.
ply to the earnest request OF our mis-.
sIonary there now appoint as delegate TO
said body Rev ]. II. McNeilly, d. H., Of
Nashville, Tenn and direct the executive
committee TO send him
3. The executive committee Is authorized
to secure such help as may he necessary
IN the furtherance of the work that they
be urged to use all proper means TO AROUSE
the deeper interest Of the whole church
In this great work, and that they make
special efforts to keep before tho youth,
particularly in the colleges and semlnarieE.
the claims Of the Lord upon their service
In foreign lands.
A. That we approve the suggestion of the
executive committee that the maintenance
OF the Congo boat he laid as a special
object OF work upon our Sabbath schools.
The reports recommends that the nxIng
OF the secrctary's salary he left entirely
with the executive committee and that the
committee for the coming year ho composed
as follows:
Nally, w NJ. Anderson. Angus Mcdonald,
]. w. Backman, G. Il. lIemphll, j. II.
Lacey, W. s. Jacobs, II. f. Webb, A. L.
Phillips, A. Il. Currie X. j. Gordon, W.
II. Raymond, @. II. Barkette. ]. s. Blan.
ton. W. G. Adams, r. Il. McGlll and j. F.
Cannon.
Jackson, Miss, was selected this after.
noon as the meeting place of the general
assembly In May, 1907
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PRESBYTERIAN MEETINGS.
Creed Revision Is the Leading Issue
in the General Assembly.
CUMBERLAND BUSY WITH REPORTS
No Final Vote Was Reached in the
Southern Assembly as to ConsoIi-
dalton Of Seminaries.

Philadelphia. May 22.--I'hat creed rcyi-
Bion Is the leading issue OF the Presbyte
rian general assembly was strongly evil
denced during the days session. when al.
most every speaker took occasion. to mem
tlon the subject daring the course of his
address. shortly before adjournment Rev.
Richard Holmes OF Pittsburg startled the
commissioners By launching into q discus
sion of the question. but when he stopped
long enough 10 lnnornce that he was sim
ply leading Up TO a point In connection with
bis appeal for assistance In removing the
mortgage from the New York Presbyterian
building no oil Election was made. mo-
ton was made to hold the meetings of the
assembly during the debate on revision la
the academy OF music. but was not ac'
cepted. as the order Of the day took preee-
denee.
The committee on church pollty present
ed report containing numerous decisions
on overtures submitted 10y various Drcsby.
teres; a factional disturbance In the
Church OF the Covenant at Willlamsport.
Pa, which had been referred to the Judi.
cial committee, was ordered tried accord.
Ing. to the provisions of the book OF dis.
cipline.
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HIGHER COURTS.
Fourth Court Of Aspeals.

San Antonio. Texas, May %. Proceed.
ings in the Fourth court of civil appeals
today were as follows:
Affirmed. Emma Aycock ct al VS.. San
Antonio Brewing Association. from Brxar;
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Com.
pany VS., +. II, Moss, from Limestone; A.
Il. Cornelius KS. City National Bank Of
sulphur Springs, from Hopkins. Cont
4 Settle, from Rancs.
Reversed an remanded: w. II. Black
ct al VS.. J. {. Garner ct al. from Navar.
no; Fay Fruit Company VS. Frank Tale
rico, from BeXar.
Affirmed In parties recersed and remand.
ed IN part; Green Warren ct al VS.. Joseph
kohr constable, q al, from Bcxar
Motions Continental Fire Association vs.
btllwell Bros. ~ Settle, from Ralnes: mo,
tlQn 70 strike out statement OF acts grant
ed Charles u. Grace VS.. City Of Bnnhnm
ruled
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THE MACHINISTS' STRIKE.
Number of Men Out Yesterday EST.
mated at Forty thousand.
LONG FIGHT is EXPECTED IN FRISCO
President O'Connell Thinks that Ninety
Per Cent OF the Men viii Be at Work
Next Monday Morning.

Washington, May % President o'Ccmell
of the International Machlnlsts estimates
the number of mnchinists engaged In the
strike today at 10000. He claims to he
satisfied with the situation and has con.
ddence in the result.
by next Monday morning." he said,
probably 80 per cent of the men who went
out viii he back at work with the demands
granted Forty per cent are on the Pa.
ellie coast and In Ohio cities. san Fran.
cisco Is the only place whore we look for
a protractcd strike. The situation there
is good and the strike may cover several
weeks President Muholland OF the Al,
He'd Metal Traders association. comprising
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THE CUBAN CONVENTION.
eomez Spoke Against the Plat Amend
ment---No Vote TaLsn

Havana May Pho vote. was taken at
ms afternoons session OF the Cuban con,
sttrtonal convention on the Patt amend.
ment. Senior Juan Gualberto Gomez smoke
rtariy three hours against the amendment.
lie argned that II would be useless TO nc.
sept u; as the Cuban people would always
re divided on th, issuee and he Though .
n rse majority % OF them would always be op.
"waat assurances have we." asked Senior
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THE KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Texas viii Not Affiliate with National
Organization,

e"as VIII Not Affiliate with National
Organization
Fort Worth, Texas May ae-Thc morn.
ing hour today OF the State meeting of the
Kings Daughters were devoted 10 deyo-
toi al exercises. National Secretary /. G.
Davis of New York addressed the assocla.
ton urging 1t to affiliate with the National
council II was decided for the present / OF
TO do So Officers are 10 he elected tomor.
row row and the next place of meeting viii be
u o1r,u on Reports Of the condition OF
Sueies az farls, Temple and Clebnrne we're
made made this afternoon Temple has exnended
StVuu III the conduct Of the hospital
Mrs paws Is one OF the founders Of the
British Columbia 'nu
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LOCAL..

Texas Press association to meet >,
annual convention today.
Inc Houston Quartettc society gave
lts closing concert followed by a re.
ception.
Ferry Gaskins. charged with having
A'iIed sidney Heistand, was released
under 500 bond.
Officers were elected for the oil ex.
change
Annual confirmation services at Tenn
pie Beth Israel to take place tonight
Six marriages were solemnized in the
city and vicinity.
large porpoIse was caught in White
Oak bayou.
Evangelist Brickert preached to moth.
ers at the Christian church revival
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THE RACES.
Fair Grounds Results

=, Four and q half furlongs-z oradc linn
se4nan, Rosy Cross. Time a. Huntress
hnished trst, but was disqualified.
Mile ana seyenty yards selllng-Wlnd.
ward, Lady Of the West Satin Coat. Time
six furlongs-Ethel Wheat, High Mock.
err, Tom Collins. Time l15I
Mile and three-sixteenths over ev,
nprdies-Eva Hoe, zufallg, Very Light.
SSiN and q half furlougs -Maude Come.
Nile ana quarter, srlliug-Eugcnle n
Norris Nolmer. zonne Time 2:iO,
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First Court of Anneals.

Galveston, Texas, May - In the court
of civil appeals the following motions were
submitted today:
Submitted on motion for rehcarng: Y.
NJ. Galloway w. $. NJ. Kerr ct al iron,
Navarro; l.. W. Splegehauer VS. Herman
Stuart from Victoria.
Submission postponed until June IL: NJ.
A. ELLA eNecutrlx. vs.. X. q. Hannay et
AL from Waller.
submission postponed until October 10:
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway com,
pany of Texas VS. W. n. Carte X Bro eli
al from Polk
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STATE.

Washington county merchants have
Joined the crusade against the boil
weCvil.
The grain dealers elected old officers
and adjourned.
An auxiliary to the Mexican War Vet.
Grams association is to be organized
among their descendants.
A saritarium for negroes is to be es.
tablished ut Galveston.
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CHINA.

Announced that the powers will re.
qulre import duties to he paid in gold.
The last of American troops leave
Pekin. Only legation guards left.
Foreign ministers do not favor
American idea of reduction of lndem-
nifty.
President and secretary keep In close
touch with Chinese question deyelop.
mems.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23

II your LIVER is out OF order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart.
burn, or Constipation, take dose Of
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Ssssesssssssssssssssssesssss

the semi skilled men in machine shops, has
nouned the macilnists' headquarters here
that he is ready to order out his men
Whenever the iatteF body deems II nee
essary. The strike leaders, however, do
not care to Involve any more men In the
movement than Is necessary and the indi-
cations are TINT there will he no general
angmentlon of the force Of the strikers
Kansas City adyces Indicate that nine
firms there signed today. leaving approx.
inately 300 men still out All of the four
teen firms In Hoboken. ~ j.. have signed.
In Buffalo twenty-five firms are reported
as having made agreements with the
strikers. At sharon, Pa, the Continental
Iron company has signed and the Hazlcton
Iron works and the GAINESVILLE iron works
ut lIazleton, Pa, have made the conces.
slnns.
Up TO tonight the navy department had
received notification from three contractors
now building warships Of the tendency Of
strike. viz; Moran Brothers Of Seattle
Wash, the Union iron works Of San Fran
cisco, aud the Maryland Steel company of
Sparrows Point, near Baltimore. The de-
pHrtment will take no action until the
strike Is over, when a decision will he
made rs to how many DAYS shall he allowed
the contractors owing to the delay caused
by the strike.
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RAILROADS.

lhe commission has decided nor n
ln"he any change in the rate on cotton
or the Houston .differentlaL
lhree new railroads are now build,n,
into the Panhandle.
Gould is now seid to be after Nsw
YORK outlet. 'o"
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o. R. c. conv.ntion

o. raul Mimi, May 22.-The condbctor.
uiu not meet today until II o'clock Tss
afternoon was spent In debating tho ,osnr
a"oe question and the home for d,ssh,a,
proposition The convention u,,,I @p'su
soon rs last day tomorrow mornin ,eoapiy
s NV, ~ the convention has adiour,,ss, A.. As
star, W, N.Y., ana Georgia excursionsts w VIII
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Mrs. R. H. billiard Fatally s,..,.. :,

GreenvIIle, Texas, MAY 2a-Mrs y ~
billiard of this city was fatally h,rnad
this afternoon while ironing She attempt.
cd TO pour coal oil on the fire. when the
san san exploIeu, setting fire to her clothing
reached her ard the doctors SOC ,1ttie
chance OF recovery. She is a bride I'M.
nine months and was formerly Miss snss
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OIL DEVELOPMENT.

The first shipment Of the Beaumont
oil was made to Philadelphia IL stand.
ard oil barges.
Another well has been struck on Spin
die Top heights at Beaumont.
Houston firm has received an order
from Hamburg, Germany, for 100. 1000
barrels OF Beaumont oil.
Luther hountze states positively that
me standard does not control tbs port
OF Sabine.
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DOMESTIC.

Iowa prohibition convention uoml-
mated State ticket and Endorsed Mrs.
Nation.
southern fresbyterlans did not vote
on consolidation of seminaries
Creed revision was the leading issue
In General Presbyterian assembly.
Floods in upper Tennessee caused the
loss of eight lives
Mrs. Mckinley condition continues
to improve
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Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic.
State Tennis Tournament.

Austin, Texas, May 22-1'he lawn tennIa
tournament for the championship of the
State began this morning ON the eour.a
n the university campus.
The following crack players OF the State
tre here: Hamilton Walthal RUSS
vaughan and Cresson OF san Antonio n
lam, Towns, Wright, Smith, Dalton. Kew,
Watson, Villeynso, Hubbard. Penick No,
tulloch and Benedict OF the university
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ANOTHER RICE CLAIMANT,
viii Go to New York and Prove Identity
BY Valet Jones.

Minneapolis, Mimi, May PA Times
special from nes Moines. Iowa, says; Mrs
Maria Shulor of Des Molnes viii 60 to
New York next mcnth TO prove herself the
sister of Millionaire William Marsh Rice,
who was recently murdered Mrs, shuler
is a washerwoman and is rs years old
'My name was Maria Rice" said Mrs
shuier. AS children william Rice and |
grew up together 10 Crawford county
pennsylyania. Before we we're grown our
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-23
CONNIE RCIAL.

Dull and uneventful day in cotton.
Spots unchanged and futures closed
lower.
Live stock markets are assuming ac-
tiyiW. Better prices for Texas cattle.
Dealings In the stock market fell
into further apathy.
Higher cables We're ignored In the
grain market. July wheat higher. Corn
lower
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K. 7. Recreation to McKinley.

San Francisco, May 29.-rhe reeepta
Of President Mckinley by the Knlshu
Tenplars was the feature Of the pres
dental program for today. A chorus
100 knights chanted the Lords praTE
President Mckinley responded wlthsa sil'
ring sDepch
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FOREIGN.

Shamrock II capsized and King Ed.
wards life endangered, also other dis
tinguished people.
Austrian imperial minister takes
gloomy View of international affairs.
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IN STANDARD OIL VESSELS
The First Shipment Of the Beau
mont Oil Was Made.

Sabine, Texas, May 22.--rhe first
shipment of fuel oil from Port Ar
thur went forward in Standard oil
company's tank steamer Atlas and
tank barge No. 81, bound for Phlla.
delphlH. The two vessels carried
$1,000 barrels
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Deed of Trust al CaIYert.

Calvert, Texas, May &c. E. StoneAsa
saloonist, this city, last night dled des
of trust to C. S. Meredith. Prefers
Spndry creditors $3109 50; estimates ssei
$500
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COTTAGE at CIeburne.

Clehurne, Texas, May PA cottage, b'
property of Edgar Sweeney of Dalhs
burned this morning 1t had small y
surance. 1t was occupied by DR.. Mccafy,
who also carried small Insurance,
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Washington. May 2a-rbeso 49,.
nos,n, a,sue To-Day In the salaries OF Texas
Hamilton, Hes sTrDSassonHyiIle, Increased 5000;
mere sv ~. sesnerson, Kaufman ana sr ssfks-
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DIR. ADOLF HOFF'S
Celebrated Consumption Remedy
prepared according to DR.. Hoff's formula
sold ~ Streit's Pharmacy. cor Crawf1l
aud Jefferson SITS. Price S1.00.
THE FIRE RECORD.
Residences at Bio Sprinos,

Big Springs, Texas, May 2LThe red
dence of John d. Blrdwell was entlrst
destroyed by fire last night Loss sii0G
insured for $1,000 in the Palestine Of Lon
don.
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Alabama Constitutional corv.n,io,

montgomery Ala, May 22.-The const,tr
'ionai convention was called to order ~ i,
O'clock this morning. Hon. Jobn IA -
AM tta'aSuh was unanimously elected nraoI
Win me convention got no further nSs,,
erai cnm s nEsiness than the naming OF sev.
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WASHINGTON.

Cadets have been dismissed or sus-
pended from military academy for in-
subordlnation.
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AMERICAN 1rAGnr.

Detroit .............tO 100 900 OO2-- ) o 3
Boston ............ .010 OO2 pot ~ =
Sieyer and Duelow; Lewis and Crlger.
II II n
Chicago ......... 900 40 600 o. : .
Philadelphia ..... .o2o 100 OO2 A. II =
Skoprec. Patterson and Sullivan. P!Att
and Powers.
II II E
cleveland ......... 900 10 10x-- II
Washington .......,Oll OO2 DOL > II
Braggius, Scott and Wood; Mercer and
CLARKE.
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Newport Meetino.

Six furlonGs--Sylvan DELL Conchas. Colo.
mel Strathy, Time l1Sib
>, -Four and u half furlongs-Scortic. Rem
Hullum, Baecle Time .5SH.
Seven furlongs Forhush. passiac pr,re
Esher. Time 1:3lL
=, Mile Virginia T., Beana. Madeline L.
-Four furlengs- Easter Roy, SILK Cord
Bud Embry Time 5Oh. ''"'
Mile ana a sixteenth -lMperlallst. Al.
bert Vale, Castine. Time i53
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CHINESE INDEMNITY.
Powers Do Not Favor American
Idea of Reduction,

Pekln, May %. The foreign min
isters' meeting today was very sat.
lsfactory. No power was willing TO
accede to the American Idea OF the
reduction OF the Chinese indemnity
TO f40,Ooo.00o. though Great Britain
recognized the ACCESSIBILITY Of some
reduction. There will be another
meeting tomorrow.
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State Holiness Assooiatior

Greenyille, 'fcxas, May o. Stare
Holiness association Is announced 20 meet
In this city May 20 and 30 The sessions
VIII be held at Holiness tabernacle.
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father moved us to Chataela MINI. After
we lived there one year my brother Win.
i3hl lett home and We never heard from
nm again, he was = years old Mrs
Fanny Partlow Of GrinnelI is our only
other sister living She win 20 with me
TO New York Us soon as Valet Jones Is
Wen enough 70 go luto court believe
Ne We can establish our claim TO a part of
William Rice's property" u
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Gomez that this VIII be the final amend.
mem mrnt me United states will impose! First
SSlne INC Joint resolution, then the treatv
OF Paris; and now this Plat amendment
" nat VIII the next congress do? LEI the
United states government take what If
consent 10 this imposition" "' never
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A Miscalculatiorl

A great many people feel tna' ~ s
cannot afford to pay a reasonlole IN
a competent specialist for treafmennss, III
believe that they are saving mon' Nd
relying upon patent medicines, at 50
per bottle. -. hii
This Is common mistake; paw III
patients who had spent their mos'' Al
almost every advertised menLlus' ~ I,
were finally forced to come 70 ne I'D
cure. They afterwards admlttea ,,ossg
they would not only have saveh ~ ~
but their health as well. II w m
taken my treatment from the tn
best treatment is always cheapest
long run =, csrsk
II you suffer with any Kind Of e arcys
disease, you should obtain the ~ d
treatment promptly, The more . yss j,
pertinent with ready made medieaarss "a
longer you postpone a cure; ] f" AZ NJ
case close study, and treat ansiII ri;
symptoms and conditions. Ny s,at ~
ed nv twenty years devotion 70 ~
cislty is at your disposal.
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FREE.
'lain Facts for Men.

Plain Facts for Men.
My newest hook, "Manlness, Vlgof "
Health" should be In the hands OF ssl
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