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New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
Neu9tork DAILY Gibu1re
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Z. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-SorroW was expressed IN Great
Britain and in other countries for the atteIapleo
assassination of President Mckinney al DGS I.,iSaS
- Lotter's entire command was hiheu,
wounded captured by Major Scobehs force
after a sharp action south of Petersburg. -
Senator BeVeridge and General kopos, nho
sailed from Manila yesterday for the UAited
States, spoke in praise Of conditions IN the ISL
Rnds. - Commissioner Rockhill SEM a oiSs s
match saving that the evacuation OF Peking anu
OF the Province OF Pe-Chi-L is expected 70 pe
completed by September 22- = The ministers
al Peking have agreed TO the imperial edicts,
and the protocol viii be signed to-day. - no
date has been set for the reception or the Chi-
nese expiatory mission at Toxic. - AoVlees
from Colon say that the Venezuelan reVolulloh
A extending over the whole country. -= The
Porte has ordered the release OF Miss stone ana
her companion, who were carried on Oy
brigands.
DOMESTIC-Presideat Mckinley was shot
twice and seriously, though probably not "a
tally wounded IN the Temple Of Music al the
Psn-American Exposition by Pole namea
Fred Hjeman: one bullet entered the Presidents
abdomen and the other his right breast; the
bullet in the breast was removed. but the other
was not found; at late hour last night the
attending physicians reported his condition Ia
vorable 10 recovery. == President koose-
welt heard OF the Presidents assassination at
the Isle of La Motto near Burlington, Vt. and
3kat once started for Buffalo. - Senator
VHanna started for Buffalo as soon as he re-
csiyed the news Of the assault on the Presi-
dent; he expressed grief and horror over the
situation. - Many prominent persons eX.
pressed grief and surprise at the shooting OF
20 settle the steel strike were made, and the
steel companies announced that all idle plants
will resume.
CITY-Stocizs were dull and irregular -
This city greatly shocked by the news or
the attempt on President McKinleys life. and
denunciations Of the crime and tributes 10 the
President were heard on all sizes; Captain
Titus. the chief Of detectives. said IL could not
have happened IN this city; the Paterson anar-
chists declared thai the assassin was not one
OF their number but was a lunatic - A
naturalized American citizen told Of torture in
ticted on him by the Venezuelan authorities,
and said he would appeal for redress TO the
State Department IN Washington. - The
Greater New-York Democracy leaders adopted
an address 10 the nti-Tammany conference, TO
be held on Monday night, urging the nomina-
tion OF Democrat and suggesting eleven men
who would be bic.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81 de-
erees; lowest p: average. rs.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
CONVERSION OF DUTIES.

Washington Sept. 6.-The State Department mas
received a telegram from Mr.. Conger stating that
the protocol with China provides that all duties on
imports ad valorem shall be converted. so far as
possible and so may be, into SPECIFIC duties
The conversion Is be made in the following man
ner: The average value OF merchandise at the
time of landing during the three years lSS'' 1915
and 1S99-that Is to say. the market price, less tRe
amount Of the import duties and incidental ex-
penses-shau be taken the basis sOr the Valua-
tion of merchandise. Pending the result OF the
work OF conversion duties shall be levied ad vso-
rem No plan for the work OF conversion IS pro-
Vided by the protocol. nor has one as YET oeen
agreed upon the part of the foreign powers.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
amusemenis.

ScEDFSTY OF -NIisIc-2-sIs-Arizons.
AMERICAN THEATRE-2-S-Dnder TWO FlaSs
CsslNO-2.iS-slb FlorodOra- -,
CRITERION THEATRE -2:iS-s:20-A Royal Rival
CHERRY BLOSSOM GROVES ss3o-ysudeyfls
FDEN MUSED- Day and Evenins-Worlo N wa1 -or,
EMPIRE THEATRE-2:i5-s2o-In seooho III OO-
mand
GARRICK THEATRE-2:lb-ssso- Are You a "a Maso"'
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-2-s-Tom Moofe
TTFIs-Cantfnuous Performance
KNIcKFRBocKER THEATRE-21S-s:l5-1 hoeefe
Brothers in Washington. ,,u~.~x.
MANHATTAN BEACH-S-China ana PAINS fife"oiA'
-a.SO s-Renned Vaudeville. -
MCRRAY HILL THEATREl-2-S-Unoer lNo fiats
PARADISE GARDENs-s:Ib 20 12-NaudeTine-
paSTOR's-Dny and Night-Continuous Show ~.
PROCTOR'S FIFTH AVENUE-l:SO to lo'co-h DA0''
lore Honeymoon and Varieties -. - "a ,a -
fROCTOR'S TWENTY-TEfRD sTfREEr-1-So 70 WV
The Man Mexico and Varieties - --,,, IA
PROCTOR'S 18TH STREET. 30 10 l0-5o-"'oO" d.
6ott and Novelties. ,o.aa -
PROcTOR's FTFTY-ElGHTH sTREET-iSo 10 io''o"
A Fair Rebel and Novelties
wAfIsACR'S- -2:lS-s:lb-IOon Casars Return
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
INTEREST IN CUP RACES
BRITISH BECOMING READY TO BArE
THE sHAMROCK's CHANCES.
CAPTURE OF LOTTER's FORCE-METHon.
lists HAVE wRANGLE OVER WAR.

CAPTURE OF LOTTER'S FORCE-METgon-
lists HAVE wRANGLE OVER WAR.
Copyright 1901 BY The New-YOrk Trfbunel
lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNEI
London, Sept, :, l a. m.-PeopIe here exusc.
that the races for the Americas Gun will hA
postponed English interest in the contests ia
rapidly increasing. and the Shamrock's chances
are described excellent by more than one
Journal There is little betting here on the re-
suit, but large amounts of money may be sent
70 America and put up the Shamrock, since
owing TO the Kings interest IN Sir Thomas LIN
toms success. betting on the Shamrock is likely
to become fashionable.
Major seobell. who has succeeded in surprising
and capturing LotteF's commando began the
campaign as a purchaser OF horses and mules
but afteFward performed arduous service with
the cavalry. including Brabant's Horse Hts sue
eessfuI fox hunt is magnifed into brilliant ex-
ploit. although Lotter's force was heavily out
numbered and pursued by several columns. The
enveloping movement indicates the only practi
cal method of ending the war. Proeamations
are of avail The Beers must be hunted
down one after arother
F. c. Gould has an amusing cartoon in "Tbe
Westminster Gazette" entitled "A Kotow Dream
Which Didn't Come True" Mr.. Chamberlain
with a stern face, is rugged up throne be-
tween two lions. and prostrate on the foor is
Mr.. KRUGER in a Chinese jacket.
The Eeumenieal Methodist Conference held a
political session yesterday morning. with run
ming fires of objections and Interruptions Bishop
Hurst could not be induced to take Bishop Good
sells place IS the essayist on The Influence OF
Methodism in the Promotion OF international
Peace" but DIR. c. W. Smith. of Pittsburg ae-
| cepted the post on short notice and spoke we'll
/ He referred 70 Grant and President Mckinley
| both soldiers and Presidents, as good Method
| lists, and described England and America as
| holding the peace of >se world in their hands
/ There was great shout of approval when he
asserted that war between those nations would
! be a crime Of unutterable magnitude.
| r. w. Perks. an organizer Of the Wesleyan
/ Church. and a staneh Liberal Imperialst. fol-
/ lowed the Pittsburs preacher in an incisve
speech on the dangers of war. which was heart
/ lily applauded
| Skirmishing when Liverpool rad-
cal asked If the Americans had heard the voice
/ of Christ in the Philippines the English in
South Africa The conference at once became
| faction rent like the Liberal party. and fusiI-
lads OF noes followed DR. Leonard's declara-
! tion that the standing armies OF the world were
a guarantee OF peace. There wrangling
| over South Africa
The afternoon session was devoted TO Chris
tian unity and analogous themes A young
| peoples meeting was held this evening at 81.
7 James's Hall. with Bishop Hartzen as chairman
and Bishop Vincent and Professor Scarborough
/ among the speakers. l. N. F.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
IN SOCIETY.

Society's programme for the next few days Will
depend largely upon the outcome OF the dastaroly
attempt on the life OF President Mckinney at BUY
faIo yesterday. There would naturally be dis
position 10 abandon all festivities and TO postpone
entertainments OF every kind while the fats OF the
Chief Magistrate of the United states Is hdHs'ns
in the balance.
The entries for the FIVE hundred mile race from
New-York 10 Buffalo, under the auspices OF tae
Automobile club OF America. closed last night
Fiebtv-two machines are entered Of which nfty-
seven use sasolene and twenty-five steam 1or
power Nine Of the machines are lmpoTtSd,
AmobE those SskRs Randerot m ps and
Keene The start Will be made from me- tns Sen'r"i
Park plaza at 8 o'clock on Monday morning
The marriage Of William Austin wadsworth'
owner OF the Homestead, at Geneseo ana MISS
Elizabeth Greene Perkins. OF Boston is announced
hack which has been in commission the lASS
mer and Harvard graduate OF the clAsS u 'V
Vast night A dress rehearsal took place al Beau
lieu Of the private theatricals to which Mrs LOT
nelius Vanderbilt has invited some two huhN'eu ~
her friends tomorrow morning, s, NAV he put OFF
at the last moment should the news ao'"' 80
dent Mckinley be unfaVoraoie.
7, g. ranor,ea at Newport that the projected mar
-,aya between Miss Lily Oelrichs, daughter OF MI
and Mrs Charles NJ. Oelrichs, and Fetet 4Na''''
F'raDcfscO. has been denntely auaiuOAiON
and that the engagement has been oEOAeh oii'
Eugene Higgins Is his way across 'he Az
,a,ttc hound for New-YOrk, on board MS steam
chi, IN. yaruna Colonel oliver II. Payne ls iINe-
wise on route 10 this city on his yacht, tne ApV
dite.
Among those due to-day on board the saVole tne
,su, french liner are Mr.. and Mrs 7. Snnerh
rauar Ex-Attorney-Cenerai Wayne MaeN eas"'
,,,,b Mrs and Miss MacVeagh. is due on ooaru tle
phu,d.lrbia while the Celtic brings Major I3ruoh
Wilson and Lady Sarah wilson r,ser SaI ~ .s'he
rose Noberly Bell the general naldse' Va "
IoDdon Times and Mrs. Moberly beu.
Ar SOUTHAMPTON the last OF the series OF FRIDAY
,,,,.s tool, plaCa at the Meadow Club last night
m was very largely attended.
Mr. and Mrs Frederic IT, Benedict return TO Town
~ IN. end OF next week, and viii open their mousse
In West Fiftieth-st.
Mrs Ernest c la Mon,asne is at her house No
"a East Thlrtleth-st for few weeks betere going
10 california FOX the winter
Mrs Daniel 5. Riker Is entertaining mouse
rortv AZ Rowerv Bay. her country place on Long
leland Mr. and Mrs William Fields. OF Texas.
being among her guests
Mr. and Mrs John r Ilvermore have arrived az
Westbury Long Island, for few weeks stay
Mr. and Mrs G. Oliver Iselin and the Misses
IsI,r have arrived AZ theiI country place, on the
shore of the sound near New-ROchelle.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
EyPIATORY MISSION TO JAPAN.

Yokohama. Sept. G-The Chinese mission OF ex-
piation Immediately on its arrival at the eapi-
tai Toxic. informed the Japanese Foreign or
fee through the Chinese Legation. that the OBJ
ject of the mission was to express coincidence
and apology for the murder of SuglyaIna AklFa'
who was chancellor of the Legation OF Japan az
Picking prior to the uprising OF The Boxers ana
to convey the thanks OF China tor Japan as
sistance in preserving order at Peking- NO ar
rangements have been made up 10 the present
for the reception of the mission by the En-
perOF.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

bardihood TO nominate and elect Gold Demo
crat as Mayor of St Louis. Now from Kansas
CITY another candidate, William III. Wallace
has entered the field who also conresses open
disloyalty to Bryan and Bryanism, having voted
in 1896 for Palmer and Buekner In no other
State therefore. are the lines so closely drawn
between the reactionaries and the Bryanites,
and probably nowhere else will victory for
either side exert deeper or wider influence on
party fortunes and party policy.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Owing to the fact that the extensive iInPlO P
rnents in the Manhattan Theatre will require '- :,
time than was thought necessary, the cpsanfR RaI-
~ nonse bv Mrs Fiske. In Miranda or ing al
Sonv'' has been postponed for one wess. si'N 81
tsks place on Tuesday evening. September n
Miss Marie Dresser has bean engaged 70 p-'
forty-seven weeks at the New-York Theatre 70
ginning On Septeubez y
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Although the ravages of famine in India have
been much restricted and Hindostan is MAX
ing steady progress the Viceroys official report
shows that there still a half million names
on the relief lists. The task of preventing vast
numbers of deaths from hunger in overpopu-
lated Asia whenever crops fail will be crush
ing burden for future generations. as ii has been
in the past. unless the conditions of existence
in the East can be changed completely.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
FUNERAL OF S. ROWLAND ROBBINS.

The funeral of Samuel Howland Robbins. for
mer Fire Commissioner. took place yesterday morn
ing at the Church of the Incarnation, Thrty-hfth-
ST and Madson-ave. The Rev. DR. William NJ
Grosvenor the rector. conducted the service There
were no pallbesrers A large number OF the dead
mans frieads were present snenE them pc
JoAn Barnes Charles Lanisr and James +. d.
-Lauier. The burial was in GGeeQE2oA Gs@sleTys-z
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
DATE FOR EVACUATION.

Washington. Sept. GA dispatch received al
the State Department from Commissioner Rock
hill announces that the evacuation Of the city
Of Picking and OF the Province of Pe-Chi-Li is
expected 10 be completed on September IL and
30, respectively Mr.. RoekhiH also announces
that the signing Of the final protocol will be
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
PORTE.s PLAN OF REPUTATION.

SAID TO BE PREPARING TO SETTLE DE-
MANDS DIRECTLY WITH CLAIMANTS
Constantinople. Sept. 6-The Porte it is said
is endeavoring TO come r direct understand
ing with the French claimants against the W
toman Government. hoping thus 20 deprive tae
French Government of its grounds for actoh'
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those booked TO sail on the CampanIa to-
day are Charles r. Arents. A ]. Benedict. Lieu
tenant Best. f. A. Brotherton, Miss Lola Bell Com
mander Charlton, Mr. and Mrs William e. Evans
The Rev ~ FOX j. w yr. y,adSfonei is Canon o X
Mrs. \. Shepherd ana +. H. Warner
Among those who will sail the Amsterdam to-
day are Henry Barger, Mrs Cornelia Decker, the
Rev and Mrs II. b. Joorman Mr.. and Mrs De Val
couri-Vermont and the Rev. John WytrsinskL
Booked TO sail on the Hohenzollern for Genoa
and Naples. to-day. John DevIin. Mr. and Mrs
A. La Guidara Miss Anne l.. Perkins. II. D. :
Joseph \. whitaker and q. T. Wolfe.
on the Graf Waldersee will sail to-day Miss Bsu-
lah Field, Mrs Scott Grant. ". T. Haas, Thomas
James Miss l.. ". James L. y. Lawrence. the
Rev. and Mrs J. T. Maxwell ana l.. = Ward.
Among those who arrived yesterday the Ma
jestic were @ NJ Adams. A. l.. Bell Mrs, a. H.
Blackburn NJ Il. Blake Mr.. and Mrs O. W. Bright.
MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Rqtterworth the. Rev, p +.
Daily, William DsStou, Dr and Mrs. W. q. Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Iseln, Mrs. Moffat ana Or and
Mrs. l.. Z. Warner.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
la SavOie NJ. Bocande. Mr.. Krienne director
OF the French Cable; Lieutenant Hober. L. S N:
General :. A. Starring, T. Sufrern Taller CYRUS
Gale Charles J. Canda Charles Rector DR. James
h. Ayre, Melville Johnson and Messrs. Charron and
Girardet. French automob!lists, and Messrs Man
cheese Demaison, Jubin, Bruno. Varilhat Davis.
Gounsvthon and Du Valiy, French Journalists
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the Auguste Victoria ]. B. Barnes J. Douglas
Bruce. Charles r Cutler. John F. Fox. Charles II
Grasty. Max Kiee. w X Richardson. Relnhard
sedenburg and ID. b. Toucey.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the Wordsworth. from Brazil. Bishop Lucen
l.. Knsovi.g and Lieutenant Michael J. McCOr-
mack OF the United States cruiser Atlanta.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
THE ABDUCTION OF MISS STONE.
SULTAN ORDERS RELEASE OF AMERICAN
MISSIONARY AND HER COMPANION

Constantinople. Sept. 6-The Sultan immed-
steIv. upon hearing OF the abduction Of Miss
stone and her companion carried on BY brig
ants peremptoriIy ordered the Vail of salon
lea 10 secure their release and TO exercise eVSi'
care for their comfort and safety
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Would 1t be impertnent to ask Mr.. Croker
when ne comes here upon his annual brief and
hurried visit of inspection to his sources OF
revenue in this city what place he considers
his home? VIII he frankly avow the truth that
he has set up his household gods I'm England.
that his fresde is at Vantage and that he cares
for New York only for Iooting? II he will be
candid enough 10 acknowledge these verities he
will gain applause for plain speaking. He has
no home here When he is in New-York he lives
in a clubhouse. Why should he shrink from ad-
miting what everybody knows?
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
TO SIGN PROTOCOL TO-DAY.
FOREIGN MINISTER'S AGREE TO THE IN
PERIAL EDICTS.

Peking. Sept. 6.-The foreign ministers have
accepted the imperial sdicts and have arranged
TO sign the peace protocol tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Colonel Bryan says he has been engaging in no
oil boring speculations He will continue TO
amass competency by drilling the familiar
lecture field.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
Has the park chair firm of Clausen, spate &
Co. been dissolved yet?

If the Herreshoffs built the best yacht they
could ever build when they made the Columbia
the heavy cost of the Constitution was money
thrown away. Possibly. however, the Constitu-
tion may grow better as she grows older. Ger
tainly the Columbia did. II Sir Thomas Upton
carries the Cup over the foam 1t may be that
the Constitution, gaining speed with advancing
age will be sent TO the further verge of the At
lantic to try to bring 1t back. Illimitable are
the possibilities Of yachting.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
ILLNESS or WIsCOysIyS GOVERNOR.

Milwaukee. Sept. 6.-It is stated that Governor
Robert NJ La Toilette who has been confined TO
his bed for several weeks from complication OF
internal troubles. Is unable TO retain any nourish-
ment and Is considered a very sick man.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the Wordsworth from Brazil. Bishop I.ucien
l.. KinsoviGg ana Lieutenant Michael J. McCOr-
mack OF the United States cruiser Atlanta.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Booked 10 sail the HohenZolleTn. for Genoa
and Naples. to-day. John Devlin. Mr. and Mrs
A La Guidara. Miss Anne T. Perkins. If. D.;
Joseph \. Whitaker and q. T. Wolfe.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Among those who will sail on the Amsterdam to-
day are Henry Barger, Mrs Cornelia Decker, the
Rev. and Mrs II. b. Joorman Mr.. and Mrs. De Val
court-Nermont and the Rev. John WytrzinskL
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

lah Field Mrs. Scott Grant W. 7. Haas Thomas
James Miss l.. ". james, L. T. Lawrence. the
Rev and Mrs. J. l.. Maxwell ana l. =. Ward
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

The marriage OF William Austin WadsWortn'
owner OF the Homestead at Geneseo' ana MISS
Elizabeth Greene Perkins. OF Boston Is announceu,
Mr. Wadsworth is a member or the N9w- 9Vrag ~ :
hack which has been in commission the laSS 81
mer and a Harvard graduate of the class Oh ~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Mrs Ernest G La Montagne is AT her mousse NO
IA East Thirtleth-st for few weeks pele'e s0''s
tn california fox the winter.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Vast night a dress rehearsal took place al Beau
lieu Of the private theatrcals to which MIS- Ior
nelius Vanderbilt has invited some two hunarea o'
her friends tomorrow morning IL Is poSs'U,s; pos, ~;
bouavar that the entertainment may De Put i On
a. Tho last moment should the news ABOUT TIesi
dent MCKINLEY be unfaNorable
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

Mr. and Mrs Frederic IT, Benedict return to town
at the end OF next week, and VIII open ther ho"Se'
N West Fiftieth-St.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

7, g reported az Newport that the projected mar
rtava between Miss Lily Oelrichs, daughter OF NJ
and Mrs Charles NJ Oelrtchs' ana fe'e' - la !,
".' r,.t..o has beep definitely abandoned
and that the engagement has been broken on
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-04
FOR ASSESSOR

We-are authorized TO announce IHOs.
3. LANNOM. as a candidate for the Of
fee of Tax Assessor. subject TO Dem
ocratic primary to be held April o,
1901.
We are authorized to announce LCTHER
WATSON as a candidate for the office
Tax Assessor, subject TO the Demo
cratic primary, TO be held April G. 1901.
We are authorized to announce A. W.
CORUM as a candidate for the office OF
Tax Assessor, subject TO the Demo
cratic primary to be held April q. 1901
We are authorized to announce x. a.
BRowDER as a candidate for the Office
of Tax Assessor, subject TO the action
of the Democratic primary to 0c held
April 6, 1901.
We are authorized to announce Boz
HENDRICK, as a candidate for the Of
flee OF Assessor of Fulton County. sub
ject to the Democratic primary to be-
held April 6, 1901
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-04
CHARLIE STEPHENS FROM CUBA

Chas L Stevens, an old Hickmanboy
after an absence Of four years, arrived
In Hickman, Monday, from Santiago,
Cuba, &c visit his brother j. L. Steph-
ems, He gives a good description Of
Sant1agoand the Cubans and Spaniards.
He has quite number of Interesting
relics gathered from the battlefield after
the battle OF San Juan. In the employ
of Swift & Co, he went to Cuba with
the first regiment of soldiers and had q
fine opportunity to collect real Cuban
relics. He also has several from thC
Merrimac and Christopher Colon. the
latter of which he went down in div
ing suit to secure. Another interesting
relic is the marine payroll OF the Reins
Mercedes, with Gen. Toral's signature
1t will be remembered that Gen. fora
WIS in command Of the Spanish army
when il surrendered.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-04
SMALL POX
100 CASES IN MURRAY.

The teleeraphic news reports 100
cases of small pox in Murray, Galloway
county At Grst It commenced among
the negroes. but has now extended to
the business portion Of the town and
amongst the whites.
Dr. Mccormack. chairman OF the
State Board OF Health, has visited Muir
raw and asserts that the State Board
win not teuporize with infected com
muniries this year but vigorously en-
force auaranuus upon the first failure
Of town councils and county.authcrlties
to act. RE says
Fortunately, the method Of proven
ton is rs certain IN It's action as 1t Is
CHEAP ard easy 70 obtain Vaccination
and revaccination, properly done with
reliable virus. is a certain preventive
and is entirely free from danger.
Although this safe, cheap and per
( feet protection is within the reach of all
outside the centers Of population, anC
/ the communities where small pox ha
recently existed. a large per cent of on
people have. never awaited themselves o
it. Itis unlawful TO remain unvacci
mated but ia the face of the presen
conditions Intelligent people should no
wait for the law TO force them to an ey
ldeut duty Health and school board
and county courts everywhere shoul
operate IN providing and requirin
protection for all within their ~
/ risdicti0n Reader, will not you hav
yourself nd.everyone for whom you ar
responsible at once protected from thi
! dreadful disease:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1901-01-04
The Mothers FayOrite.

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coughs, colds. Groups and whooping
coughs, and.is.the best medicine made
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least danger in giving it to children for
there is in it no opium or other injurious
drug and may be given as confidently 70
a babe as 10 an adult. For sale by Cow
gill Il Cowgirl, Hickman, and y. NJ.
Shaw, State Line.