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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
NO INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Galveston County Grand jury Found Nc
Prize Fiqht Evidence.

Galveston County Grand jury Found No
Prize Fight Evidence.
Galveston. Texas, March 30.-The grand
Jury completed It's iabors, made It's mai
report to Judge Allen Of the criminal court
this morning and were discharged In
their report the grand jury treated the
Choynski Johnson alleged prize nght IN
this way:
Under your honor's charge we FIRST IN
vestigated the charge Of prize lighting
ngainst Choyusk and johnson ana found
no bill. Upon your honor recomnitting the
case and giving MS an additional charge,
the grand jury Investigated the case q sec
ond time and the reinyestigutlon further
confirmed the correctness OF the irst The
prepcnderHnce Of the states witnesses WIS
largely against the charge % a prize fight
as defined by your honor and tie grand
Jury have found no bill against ChoynsH
and Johnson. We think that too much I'm
portance has been attached to- this IN
Significant AGAR. and that the moral aud
religious element tn the state has been an
dnly excited by sensational and cxag-
gerated enlargement OF what otherwise
10 this grand jury appears a small anHir,
with no motive. Intent nor fact TO show q
violation 81 the Law by Choyuski and John
son aud the spectators who witnessed their
bloodiess exhibition After these two in
yestigations the grand jury INDUCES In
the hope that this incident Is closed
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take place next Tuesday. after the meet
ing Of the Western Jockey club, which is
scheduled for Monday Ia Chicago In the
meantime the entries viii close to the
purses and stakes fnr the local cinb's TWEEN
ty-nrst annual meeting. which viii start
Monday NJ. y. Macfarlan Of the New
Memphis Jockey club stated today that he
would not accept the entrtas for stakes or
purses Of horsemcu who have raced nj Lit
ne Rock T. y Hayes states That he VIII
offer an entry for each race on the pro-
gfainme aud and VIII proffer the entry OF
his horse. The Unknown which he has
pald entry fees for IN the Montgomery
handicap. He states that In the event his
entries In the Montgomery handicap are
refused he will attempt TO serve nm In
Junction restraining the Memphis club from
preventing him from fulfilling a contract
which. he claims. is legal, having paid cor
inin fees ON prior occasions. In The event
thai his entries 10 nursc events ere re-
fused he says be Will bring suit for dam
aees He has secured thc promises OF
General w II Jackson Milton Young
John II. Ewing and other breeders and
men Of standing in their respective com.
,munities TO testify as 10 his standing, He
hns retained the services Of United states
Senator r. r Tnrley. and says he II act
Ing solely on the advice Of his attorney
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The RACES.
Clinton Park Results.

Little Rock. Ark, March 80 The An.
hehser Busch Brewing eompany's stake was
run on on the last days races OF the spring
meeting az Clinton Park course
Ed Grow OF St. Louis states that the NJ.
tendance today was about $500. He also
claims this years attendance to be the
best IN five years. The promoters were mar.
ucularly fortunate this year In the volume
ana class of the horses entered aud also
being the rule We
Two first picks, two second choices and
u par Of long shots NJ 20 to ! ana TO /
won me purses. Dutch Comedian won the
stake az to from Hors shoe roharco,
ara Ilvils pair Chappaqua and Little Tom.
ny fucker. The stables here will shin 10
NtWp"rt Ky, and Nashville, Tenn.
> rive aud q half furionrs, selling-Elsie
Del Eva Wilson, Dan Rice. Time. 90
-Four furlongs, selling swift Light. Anna
Louise, Lady AlZa. Time, :5iI.
seven furlongs, handicap oEswelI. / II
Sloan, Charles O'Brlcn Time. 1913
Nlle, selling sweepstakes Dutch Come.
9lRn Horseshoe Tobacco, Little Tommy
tucker. Time, li7lt
1--we inrIongs- Flying Bird. Belle Of the
SIen CaStlne. Time, 11o.
= Mlle selling Salvnleua, Georgia Gardner.
russian Time, l ;53.
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GENERAL LEE TOASTED.
A Banquet Was Given in His Honor at
Omaha.

a Banquet Was Given in His Honor at
Omaha.
Omaha Neb., March 30.-At tho Omaha
club tonight Or, 6, f. Miller, the veteran
journalist Of this city rendered formal
dinner in honor Of General FltzhNgh Lee
Covers were laid for forty The club ain
Ing hall was profusely decorated with cut
no"ers and pottcd plants, Among the
out-of'town guests were Governor Shaw OF
Iowa. former Secretary Of Agriculture J,
sterling Morton ana former Congressman
george w. Perkins OF Sioux city, Iowa,
lhere was number OF notable responses 10
tcGsIs. Dr. Miller, the host, acted as
loas im9Ster aud In graceful phrase pro.
posrd the health OF General Lee
we are gathered here TO do honor 10
Wy pt 'ne most illuStiouS names in tae
, , annals, 10 one Of the most IA
NOUS soldiers Of our time; TO one OF The
~ governors OF Virginia, the mother of
st3'es, and statesmen who are among the
c cn,si ntS9lteetS OF our free system Of gov
, The The guests drank to the health of General
Lee, standing.
Governor Shaw responded TO the toast
american Patriotism and American Nal.
OF, Hon. James NJ. Woolworth. former
pnSsl9ent OF the American association. re.
yer former Secretary / sferlinT 49,,
responded 70 the toast American Mofber.
nue1 ana the American Home the Surss,
Snnnnnstntee, TO Free Institutions In our
Governor Charles II. Dietrich OF Ne.
braSka was invited 10 reply to tho ~,
Nenraska, but owing 10 the ereat nres.
sue OF oincial duties Incident 10 the clos
ns OF the legislative session, the goyernor
'N1' A's regrets IN which he paid high
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
srATe.

The Galveston county grand Jury
made report which borders on the
sensational.
The United States government has re-
fused TO extrndite King 70 Mexico.
I. j. Womack Of Waco was shot aud
fateily wounded by A. q. Meek, his
brother-in.iaw.
The lumber shipments from Orange
for March will probably break the
record.
Announcement Is made OF the uni.
yerslty summer school.
Entire output Of the Denison hosiery
mills Tor year has been sold
Companies have been organized 20
build cotton oil mills at stepheuynle,
Comanche and Ladonla.
beaumont now has a wonderful gas
well
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HAYES INTENDS 10 Eight.
II HIS Horses Are Outlawed. He WI
Go into the Courts.

II His Horses Are Outawed. He Win
Go into the Courts.
Memphis, Tenn. March 90. The horses
of r, p. Hayes, Robinson & Leach, Charles
Celia and Dock Kinney, who have partic.
pated In races at the meeting at Little
Rcck. which was unsanctloucd by the West
ern Jockey club, have arrived in Memphis
and are Quartered at Montgomery park. T..
i. Hayes arrived this morning In response
to a telegram from II. j ScoEgdn. prcsl-
dent OF the Owners ana Trainers Protec-
tive association, stating that II meeting Of
the horsemen would take place today 20
take final action relative to the eo.called
outlaw clause OF the Western Jockey club
rules. Hayes was accompanied by Pat ClYil.
who raced at Little Rock, and after "a con-
sultation with Scoggan, they announced
that the meeting Of the horsemcu would
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LOCAL.

The legislative excursion down the
bayou. The law makers will be enter.
talned In Houston today.
Mr. j. I Mail dies while en- rou,c
TO New York
Annual election of the local looge or
Elks.
Travelling men will h@e a social mex,
Saturday night.
The Faith Home association acquires
more property.
candidates nominated for the Hous.
ton Heights election next Tuesday.
Contractors accede to demand OF car
penters FOR 20 cents adyaDce IN wages
Some improvements to I've made IN
the postofdce.
Religious lectures at the Church or
the AnnuncIation.
Mr. George Brown leaves tonight with
the Invitation To President Mckinley.
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vana Gas company for the alleged purpose
of influencing legislation was brought about
by statement made to the military gov
eminent by an alleged stakeholder to the
effect that he thought the whole thing to
he n swindle and the further statement
that moneys We're being paid to certain
individual or his agent on a statement by
This individual that he had to pay half Of
this money to Washington and that If 1t
were not promptly paid the petroleum tariff
would 20 up. The claims OF the individual
we're made stronger by his presumptiye in
tlmacy with the Washington authorities
and those in Cuba. The matter will he
thoroughly investigated. The military gov
ernor states that he proposes to get at
the bottom of the facts OF the case.
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Decision Caused 4 Einht.

Denver Colo, March %. At the end
OF ten-round go before the Colorado
Athletic club between Dave Barry Of To.
ronto aud Kid Mcfarland of New York.
Referee Floto, who Is also manager of
the club, awarded the decisfon to Me.
Paruand. Floto Immediately left the ring
amid the jecrs Of the entire audience md
followed by Pat Early, manager Of Barry.
" men they reached the office of the club
parry struck Iloto several times in me
I4ce ana was proceeding TO pound him
When byStandcrs separated them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Ing fast ones OF the batter's ribs This soa.
s IN You trust them to crmp fellow
nave raped twirler two or fbree ti1,n4
IN a game. he docs not feel a iii Kindly
toward you. He may be losing his grin in
dast company, as were, and. feeling n Dlt
away from the plate with fast balls sent
ciose TO nerve cchtcrs. Now, when a bnIn
piitcher gets to doing this what is the good
phchef 10 dot Fake a man Ike Nicbolg
VINO never hit batter. The men whom fhe
uhu pitchers have been driving away from
tnhe plate WIN stand np to Kid knowlifg
VIII be hit far harder than pitchers vHo
are not at al his equals. In The course or
TINE he Will be obliged 10 resort To hlttInc
ness. 'N'1tI'e-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Frankfort, Ky, March 30.-The case of
Garnett u. Ripley, who was indicted in
January charged with conspiracy in the
murder Of William Goebel, win be called
are ready for trial Ripiey's attorney
colonel w. NJ. Cravens, denies that he said
the defense would clear up the mvstere
OF the ASA sstnation by showing the man
marks were misunderstood by professional
Iect. '"e suo-
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DOMESTIC.

The Dold packing house at Kansas
City was damaged 20 the extent Of
100000 and Gye hremen were hurt.
Guards are watching Charles +. Jones.
former valet OF millionaire Rice. 70 pre-
vent another attempt at suicide; Pat
rick will be forced By the court 10 make
nm Assignment OF the dead milIionslre's
property In his hands.
Roland Reed, the actor. II dead.
Textile workers Of Danvile. Va, re-
fuse to accept an eleven-hour day.
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MRS. S. A. PACE DIED SUDDENLY,
Succumbed Before Physician Could 8


Succumbed Before Physician Could 8.
Summoned.
Corslcana, Texas. March S0.--Mrs. s. A
Pace, aged 80 years, retired tonight at /,
o'clock In perfect health, but within IA,
minutes after she lay down she bega,
coughing and complained of feeling bad.
she got out of bed to get i glass Of wate,
and became 20 violently III thai her hps
band, Captain s. \. Pace, had to assist he,
to return to the bed. and at 1915 she wal
dead. Mrs. Pace died Of heart allure be
side. She was the mother of tiye children
5. a. Pace, husband of deceased, IL
large wholesale gToceryman and is til
wealthiest man In tLe county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
LIVE BIRD SHOOT.

Fifteen Hundred Dollars VIII Go 10 the
Three High Guns.
New York March S0-rhe Interstate rs.
soclatlon's ninth trap shooting tournament
ut live birds will begin al Interstate Park.
Queens, L. l.. Monday, and continue daily
throughout the week, Tho principal event
or me program viii be the grand Amcri.
can handicap, the contest for Which will
negin Wednesday. Fifteen hundred dol.
lars nave been guaranteed by the asso
VIII receive 5000 and the sterling silvnr
trophy presented by the association. the
second high gun SSoo, and the third 500
The remainder OF the money, which In this
case VIII amount to nearly SSnOO Will IN
divided between the Atty next highest ct,ns
In this one EVEN $3.50 wv
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REFUSED ELEVEN-HOUR DAY.
Textile Workers Submitted UItimatun tc
Manufacturers.


Danville, Va, March 30.-At mass
meeting here tonight attended by 1000
textile and other union workers, resolutions
formulated by the executive committee of
the trades and labor council of the city
were read by Samuel Gompers, president Of
the Federation of Trades, at the close of
his speech, and unanimously adopted by
the meeting These resolutions refused to
accept the eleven-hour day from April TO
october !, recently decided upon by tue
Riverside Cotton mills. 4 committee will
bc appointed 10 present the ultmatum Of
the textile union to the mill management
Monday, ana II not Hcceded to the entire
force, II Is claimed, will walk out The
mills report that they We're never In better
position 20 shut down, with an overstock of
goods, dragging market and descending
prices of goods, aud hlgh-priced cotton TO
the first movement toward a ten.hour law
throughout the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
Benninos Results.

Washington, March 3o.-The crowd at
Benulngs today was large. despite the
threatening weather. Charley Moore, At
80 to /. furnished the surprise OF the day
IN the dfth race.
Six furlones The Rhymer, Moor, Gold
Fox Time 1I52.5.
Four aud n half furlongs--Orla, Fllleforln
Miracle II, Time 81
lllle and half, over six burulcs-Potrul-
lus. RoShurE Hopeful, Time 3Ol.
Six fuylongs-SauIe $, Kid Cox, Scurry.
Time li7,
Seven furloncs Charley Moore. rhe
Rogue Curtsev. Time 1870 90
Mile and 100 Yards, handicap First whip,
Alsike, Sidney Lucas Time 1851 4-a
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Tanforan ResnIts.

San Francisco March 8o.-The spring
handicap was the feature Of the card Mt
Tanforan today, resulting In an easy vie.
tory for Advance Guard, with Mouuce In
the saddle
Fayorites or well-payed second choices
won all the races.
President Williams Of the California
Iackcy club today engaged Dick Dryer
anu Jake Hoffman as starters at Oakland
next season. They viii alternate every
two weeks and viii use the recall dag.
The present season with continue during
The greater part of May at least. although
the closing date has not been determlned
SIX furongs selling Princess Tiinnia,
Vain, Decoy, Time 1:14h
Mile, selling-Sir Kingston, Mission,
Alicia Time l:A3L.
g. Nile. seling-Th PhocnIclan, vohicer,
Sir Hampton, Time 1.A2h
Mile and half, sprlug handlcap-Ad-
vance Guard, STAR Chamber, Vesuylan,
Time 2:33.
Nile and a sixteenth, purse--Rosormonde
81. Smonian, Morelltn, Time ;I0H
Mile, scllng-Go One, McGyle, Great.
land. Time l:i9.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
crlstobaI Colon Blown NJ

san Juan, Ponto Rico, March 30-The
steamer Cristobal Colon. which was sunk
by the SpanIards in the early davs NJ Tho
war az the entrance to san Juan harbnr
menace 20 navigation. was blown m vcster.
day, thus widening the passage 10 t6e mar.
hor BY forty feet, The work was dona ~.
der contract Nor $1,000 WAY vi
Governor Allen has appo,ntad motto,
judges and established new code fdr ~
district courts WV AVI tue
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Raoe Horse M sentnn...

Lexington, Ky, March 30.-Richard Nh.
gent, well known turfmap. was ton,-h,
gwen twentY-one years In the ranltentisTv
Tor killing w. B. Mahoney. a saloon keansr
here. January L. esPef
uamas christian, an eN-bank clerk an,
race horse trainer, was Sentenced IN n us
Imprisonment for killing Frank Peptips
another race horse t.ainer ANS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
WASHINGTON.

Minister Loomis has been recalled
from Venezuela to receive fuller lnstruc.
tons.
General Lloyd Wheaton was made n
major general and Generals Funston and
Smith were made brlgadier generals In
the regular army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
STANDING OF JOCKEYS IN 1901.
O'Connor Best on the Coast and Cochran
al New Orleans

The table OF winnig Jockeys for THIS sea
son from January /, though the New or
leans meeting and the coast races TO date
show that wiunie o'counor leads the boys
about the Frisco tracks with ninety-two
Victories, while Cochran was successful
seventy-two times in the Crescent city.
Bullman boasts the best percentage Of win
ming mounts, with the creditahle total OF
torty-nine brackets out Of l3J attempts
Mccain Is the only boy in the subloined
lIgt who has ''uutlnwed" himself from
riding ON Western Jockey club tracks by
1lhl,r VI Iitile Rock. The LIST f0lInWs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
COMMERCIAL.

Wheat declined Re and corn advanced
%@7tc' oats Sc and provisions 12i4d2oc
spot cotton closed 2 32d down at Ilv.
erpool and unchanged elsewhere.
The tone Of stocks was feyerish ana
manipulation was violent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
NEW RULE A WEAK ONE.

Pitchers win Be Able to 6uIIdoze the
Batters.
burkett does not Ike the rev rules MADE
by the National league.
That rule penalizlug the pitcher with
only ball for hitting a batter is very
pad one" said the great hitter. ..Iy word
on H. some Of those pitchers win be bound.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
The
JpR1NG MED1czvE
Hoods Jacsooa,iuo

In thousands and thousands of homes, - in
cities, towns and vages,-three doses dav
OF TINS great medicine are now being taken by
every member of the family.
In some homes, even the visitor is given
teaspoonful with every meal.
Why such wide and general use2 Because
Hoods Sarsapariiia has proved itself by
its wonderful effects in cleansing the system Of
all humors' overcoming that tired feeling, Great
ing appetite clearing the complexion giving
strength and animation, the best Of all Snrnq
medicines SO that it is par excellence the
Spring Medicine.
Take it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB.

Twenty-first Annual Meeting Promises 10
Sc Successful.
Memphis, Tenn, March 30 The twenty
Hrst annual meeting Of the Memphis
Jockey club win begin Monday Mt Mont.
gomery parl, aad viii continue for cightt~n
nctunl days racing, which will throw the
final days racing on Aprll 20. during that
time ten stakes VIII be run, some NJ which
arc the richest offered In the West As In
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indebtedness WIN Be paid

Cincinnati, Ohio, March 30.-It was an.
nouneed this afternoon by the committee Of
the Young Mems Business club. which tonl,
fharfeo OF The public subscription to pay
tne ueuet IN me Saongerfest for 1890. that
Noon On Monday next
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FOREIGN.

The car Of Russla ana the ministry
are much worried over internal dis
sensious
Emperor Williams recent speech Is
the sensation Of the hour IN Berlin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

Vcksbure, Shreveport and Pacific Sold.
Monroe. La, March 30.-A million aud 4
half dollars was the price offered and ac.
copied ut the mortgage sale of the vicks-
burg, Shreveport and Pacific railway today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
SCOTT.

oxford won a boat race from Cam.
bridge In a very close finish.
T. r, Hayes will fight the Western
Jockey club In the courts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31

at noon. There was only the one bid mad,
by Harry Hall, attorney for the Queen Al;
Crescent system. The sale occurred 4
noon in front of the Monroe depot aud va,
only matter of legal routine.
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Won bv pelIison.

London, March So,-The race for the Liv.
erpool spring cup was run today and was
won by Pelllson, with Johnnie Reiff M.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
SPORT

The standing Of the Jockeys who nave
been riding on the winter tracks.
The Galveston county grand jury re.
fused to indict Choynskl and johnson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-31
PACKING HOUSE FIRE.
Five Firemen Hurt and 100000 WortI
of Property Burned

OF Property Burned.
Kansas City, Mo, March 30.-A fire in
which 100000 worth of property was dc.
stroyed and 1--WE hremen were injured oc,
eorrcd at the Jacob Dold packing plant
tonight The injured men are.
Chief Hale scalp cut.
Ed Dyer, ribs broken.
Mike MahoneY, back injured.
Thomas l.. CUnsidine, head cut by glass
John Nolan, leg hurt.
The hre burned for three hours. during
which time the tremen worked 20 prevent
lis spreading 70 the other buildings and
az the end OF that time the lire was under
control but the main building was
wreck
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INVESTIGATION BEING MADE.

charged that Money Was USED TO In
tluenee Legislation.
as,ssana, March S0.-The present inva.,,.
sauon regarding moneys paid by the ~.
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RAILROADS.

The commission has knocked out the
short lines In East Texas from any dl.
vision In rates.
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Pittsburu Team Went to Hot Springs.
Plttsburg Pa, March 30 THE pittsburg
ball team left for Hot Springs, Ark, to-
night.
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b You ha,n nhA,,n,a.,..,

Send no money, but write Dr. Shoor. Racine Wa
ROY o. Tor ~ bottles OF Or. Shaop's Rheumatic
Cure exp paid heured pay $3.50 II not, il Is free
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shout twelve years since first saw Hoods sarsaps
ma advertised and we began using it as Spring medicine
sae usu every year since with and recon-.
mend II to others impure blood ana th., d., ,,
MRS l. STEWART claridge Pa 'N '''''"s
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-01
Allnrra Pirrt, of fTIme.

Speaking OF the late William Travers
leads me tO remark that NJ far as /
am personally aware, only one Of the
classic suffering stories about him Is
actually true. had the honor and
happiness TO reside nc Newport for a
year or 30 once, and nc the time Mr..
TrayerH was a summer resident there.
He certainly suffered a good deal, but
he did not go around habitually dis
charging stnccato witticlsms at the
world. as you might suppose he did
from all the stories you hear. But the
one story that ] know about Is this
one;
Travora was at a garden party one
afternoon when young lady said 20
him. "What time Is A. please, Mr..
TnversT
Tmyers took out his watch, wabbled
his mouth awhile bllnked and finally
said. "ltll be- sSss-six o'c-c-c-c-clock
by the time | can say ltv'
II really lacked hye minutes OF I
when he began. Boston Transcript.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-01
COLDS

The quickest relief, for z
cold, is by SCOTS emulsion d
cod-liver oil. Yk0Eoa
We all have colds, you car
try it and see. You will find
the edge taken off HI a night
and. in three or four days
you'll be wondering whether
that cold amounted to any
thing anyhow.
That's relief. Ifyou tackle
It quick, the relief is quick and
complete, il you wait till the
cold IS in full possession Of
head and lung, why, of course
the relief is quick if it comes in
j week.
A little emulsion won't clear
and restore your whole breath.
ing-machine in a minute; dom
be looking for miracles.
W n s.nd you a it,isio ~. n you Iihs.
corr q BOVINE, 80 Pearl street, New York