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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29
LOCAL.

y civil damage suit grows out Of the
killing of r.. O. Shlnn
Death OF Charles Bean recalls an OK
citing episode that occurred thirty years
ago
Some fne dogs from Houston win be
entered sat the Dallas bench show.
Sheriff Anderson gets after The evil
doors.
The $4,000 for school buildings not
yet turned over to the school board
street paving contracts signed by the
MAYOR,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29
COMMERCIAL.

Tho yacht race diverted interest from
the stock market but several large
blocks were transferred
Cotton futures remained stroug aud
advanced during the day, but the close
was only slightly higher
quotations for spot cotton were ad.
yanced lG in New Orleans
Corn lost Ne in a dun grain market,
the other cereals nuctuatlng but little.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29

Chicago won the American baseball
league pennant, the season huylng prac-
tirauy ended.
Endurance by Right lowered the six
furloug record. at Grayescnd
The Columbia beat Shamrock II IN
the first race for the emp one minute
and twenty seconds, including time al.
owauce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29

St Louis, September rs Four fayortcs
won at Delmar Park today. the other races
going 10 long shots. Tho Deimar season
closed today The scene will shift TO the
Fair Grounds Monday Track fast
Seven furlonEs. selling NetoEen, Robert
w The Thrush. Time 1ui,
Seven furlungs, selling pomiuis Refer,
Ellis Time Ina,
Mile, selling Syncopatcl Sandy, De Lo.
raine, Sir Bolia, Time .IlSt
Six and halc furlongS- Jake Weber sam
Lazarus. kindred. Time l;2li5
Mile and sixteenth, purse Lunar Pros
per IA Gal, Schnol l.nufer. Time I AS
Seven furiongs, selling Utprp Marion
Lynch Elsie Barnes. Time l:2SA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29
LEGISLATIVE.

Members have deemed It necessary to
give their reasons for voting against the
Investigation resolution.
The free conference committee has
agreed on the appropriation bill, seal.
ing it down to S5,7000Oo.
Several senators are sorry they voted
against confirming Judge Levy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29
WASHINGTON.

The army board will probably pro-
mote President Roosevelt 10 breyet
brlgadier general Of volunteers for his
service 10 the Spanish war.
President Roosevelt has promised to
VISIT the Pacific coast and may 20
through the south
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29
channos at Mineral wan.

DhanQC5 at WTIItTdT WV"0'
Mineral Wells, Texas, September a
John W. Keeling of Sprlngtown mas polsa
ont the music store of Prof. Joe Bn'a
ON Oak street in this city, ana Wil Y
tmue the business at the same old s'ana
j. l.. Gnzaard has sold mis- Taeke. ~, W.
on Oak street in this city TO h W. IN
Son, who win continue the business AZ y
same place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29
DOMESTIC.

A Texas student was fatally hurt at
an indiana college in n foolish prank,
Amendments to prevent fraud under
the bankruptcy law are being discussed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29
TooAY's GAME.
Lineup Of the Firemen and the Club from
Galveston.

The baseball same today between the
Santa Zee OF Galveston and tho hremen
should be a good ones as bOih clubs con-
tain good ball playing material, As glance
az the lineup win show, a number Of well
known professional are included, Umpire
Proctor WIN can play promptly al a p, m.
The lineup will be as follows
GAlNnNInn Elremen.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29

Southern League Records Are Intact.
Chattanooga, Tenn. September 2s.--
President j. b. Nickiu " the Southern
league denies the informsion recently sent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29

ST. Louis September rs I'm the niuth In
ming with two out AID two on hases Joyce
flied 10 center Connors fell down as he
hrsr ,icing and thcu winning the game
Score n IL -
Sc Louis .....1tO OO1 W2- 3
Philadelphia . .Ot0 oaO O0i-i s o
Sudhoff and Hcydon; Donohue ana Doug.
ingg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29

Chicago. Scptembrr 2s -Chlcaros batting
was timely and New lork's errors costly
today
Score II II
Chicago ........9 30 ono I0x IA O
New York ......... OOu OiO col . . 3
Nenefee and Kahun. phyln md Mnrnrr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-20
DOES 1T PAY TO BUY CHEAP,

a cheapl remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want
something that will relieve and cure
the more severe and dangerous re-.
suits Of throat and lung troubles,
What shall you dog Go to a warmer
more regular climate? Yes, II posi-
BILE; II not possible for you, then in
either case take the only remedy
that has been introduced In all
civilized countries with success IN
severe throat and lung troubles,
"Boschee's German syrup" IL not
only heals and stimulates the
tissues to destroy the germ disease,
but allays Inflammation, causes easy
expectoration, gives a good nlghti
rest, and cures the patient. Try one
bottle. Recommended many years
by all druggists IN the world. Get
Green's Prize Almanac. For sale by
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-20

Joe Hays has restaurant in the
rear Of Taylor 4 Cox saloon.
Mrs. w. II. Wright Of Dallas IS
visiting Mrs. Jewell Howard.
Miss frankie Cole Of Calvert Is
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Boxley Cole.
Fresh bread and cakes made 10
order at f. Grieser's City Bakery. II
Smoke "silver Crown and Little
Havana" cigar. They are still the
best. i-l-02
Mrs. vogel returned from Marlin
yesterday accompanied by Mrs. D.
;. Hart.
Mrs. l.. A. Bethea Of Livingston,
Polk county, is visiting her sou, La
mar Bathea.
Mrs. II. b. Easley has returned to
Galveston after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Ford.
For Rent September ist. The
cottage now occupied by Prof. Hick-
man. Tyler Haswell. 222
You viii find an al In the Eagle
September special edition the right
thing at the right time.
Mrs. Fannie Darwin and children
have returned home after pleasant
visit in Grimes county.
All smokers who have tried them
"Silver Crown" and
Little Havana" Cigars. i-i-02
See the modern cooking wonder
the Majestic Range al J.. A. Myers
Monday August 20 to82.
"Silver Crown" and Little Hava-
ma cigars are not new and untried.
They have stood the test. i-i-02
Toilet articles, perfumes, powders
and lotions needed in hot weather
are found at McDougald's drug
store. a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-20
Cotton Receipts.
Scraps May Suit Some People.

But our customers are particular
people, and want the best. That's
why they are our customers. They
know we have the best. It's al.
ways best. We are always busy
keeping it that way. We would
be sorry to supply any other kind
OF meat. It's easy 10 get that kind
for the slaughter pen if one will
pay little more for il, and vet we
charge you no more than other
butchers do for the ordinary kind.
Try our meat next time.
Franklin Bros.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-20

Rev. /. Y. T. Morris OF TT. Worth
spent Sunday in Bryan as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mawhinney
He preached at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and took collec-
ton for the missionary work he is
engaged in. After the sermon by the
pastor Sunday night Rev. Morris told
about the work Of the rescue home
In Dallas.
A very pleasant social event Of the
week will be n lawn and fish
ing party given Friday night,
August 3 ut the residence OF Mrs.
James II. Webb under the auspices
Of the ladies Of the Methodist church.
Everybody invited. Admission 25c.
White Crest Flour and Dwinnell.
Wright and Co.'S. Coffee sold only
by John NJ. Lawrence Co. will be
used In the great Majestic hooking
Karnival at j. A. Myers store Aug
ust 26th TO 3ist. Free lunch given
away daily TO the ladies. %
Mr.. Browning was here from
Benchley yesterday and told re-
porter Of the Eagle, great at deal
Of interest was being manifested in
the protracted meeting at that place.
LOST-One bay mare mule, bran
ded r + on shoulder, about ilis
hands high. Reward of $500 for re
turn 10 Sanders * Johnson's store,
Bryan, Texas. dsw43
James Dobrovolny has moved his
saloon TO the Exchange hotel block.
He has put in new and elegant fix
lures and has a choice line of liquors
and cigars. 2g7
Franklin Bros. buy home produce,
patronize home people and home
enterprise, patronize them and they
will furnish you the best. 81
For Sale-A new Columbus run
about buggy, never been used also a
flrst-class top buggy, run verys little.
Apply to Majors Bros. 20
il. Hopkins will give an olocu-
tionary lecture in Steep Hollow
school house Friday night August 30.
Subject: Success"
As a result Of the II. & II. c. ex-
cursion Sunday morning seventy
tickets were sold to Marlin and
siXty-flve to Waco.
Get your residence and store ready
to have photographs made for the
special edition Of the Eagle and the
Central Texas fair.
FOUND-Twenty good cattle in
cold storage, you can get the most
choice OF them at Franklin Bros. on
Sunday mosninb. n
Mrs. Mary Davis and John Mar.
lock returned 10 Mississippi yester-
day after a visit to Mr.. j. c. Davis
Of Cottonwood.
w. w. Mike has new restauran
In the Zenatti block where he serves
short order meals and lunches OF the
best the market affords. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.


Try Lemp's FalstaI bottle beer. Il
Rufc Connor went to Houston
Sunday.
Rev. Shettles went 10 Jewett yes.
terday.
J.. A. Stapp arrived from San An
tonic Sunday.
DR.. w. G. Williams was here from
Cross yesterday.
Sneakers headquarters McDou-
gald's drug store. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Levy visited
Navasota Sunday.
Huyler's candy depot is at Nc
Dougald's drug store Il
Mrs. Jester Of Corsicana is visiting
Mrs. a. ID. McConnico.
Extra copies OF the Morning Eagle
at Haswell's book store. Il
w. II. Walker has gone 10 visit
relatives at Corsicana and Hubbard
City.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-08-20

4 An exciting incident enlivencd the
dreariness OF the early morning hour
Sunday morning while No. 8 passen-
ger train ON the II. a 4. &. was
standingat the depot. A negro was
discovered riding on top Of one Of the
coaches. To induce him to move
some person on the train fired n pis-
toll whereupon the negro leaped TO
the ground and arose running. A
few more shots In his wake increased
his speed until the officer who Joined
In the chase was lost In the shuttle.
Marriage licenses: Jerry Sandel 20
Georgia Matthews; Dock Wyatt 10
Elizabeth Jerredon; John Wheeless
TO Julia Hill; +. A. Kemp 10 Susie
A. DnnTn; II. +. Palmer 10 Tillle
Newma J; Jesse wheeles to Laura
Carroll; Albert Barnes to Nora Per-
~, Gold Brown to Matte Webb; J.
Nj. kincannon TO Emma Arnold: w.
W. Cooper 10 Annie Shuler; John
Leonard 10 Mollie Madden; Elias
Randolph TO Juiie Williams: An
drew Williams TO Chsuey Harris.
Magistrate W. G. Mitchell opened
court yesterday to hold the sxamin-
Ing trial OF John Wlllbarger. coiared.
for assault with intent 10 murder
upon the person Of another negro
in the Brazos bottom one day last
week. Defendant waived examine
tion and was placed under $500
bond.
The Ursuline sisters, seventeen or
eighteen IN number, will arrive Sat-
urday and make preparations for the
opening Of villa Maria Academy.
Letters are being received constant
~, many Of them from outside the
state, and all the Indications point
10 a good school from the first
The entertainment by the ladies q
the Catholic church Friday night
was for the benefit Of the Ursuline
convent, and not for St. Joseph's
church as reported in The Eagle.
The church benefit will be announced
later.
j. F. Reed, who shot and Killed
young Aorris Smith at Willow Hole
is in jail at Madisonville and will
have an examining trial today. Al
len smith Of this city will attend TIE
trial.
DUN s 0 and 10 cent store sells all
kinds Of useful household goods.
Call and see his and 10 cent bargain
counter. North end Of Zennati
block. 23i
Dr. Pugh's patrons viii please note
that be has moved his Office 10 Fin.
mel's drug store, where be can be
found during Office hours. Ofiee
phone $50, residence phone 663. 22l
Miss Carnes who has Just returned
from the Cincinnati conservatory Of
music, will give vocal instruction TO
a limited number Of pupils. %
Mrs. V. w. Foster, Mrs. f. l.. God
win, Mrs. c. l.. Baker, and Miss CAL
lie Foster returned from Navasota |
yesterday.
DOGS LOST-Two black and white
gyp hounds. Suitable reward for
return TO Houston Cole, at Bryan.
Texas. VIA
For Rent-A good house with
plenty OF good water. Situated in
south end Of town. Apply at Cole
Bros. u
Mrs. w. +. Brown returned from
Mexia yesterday accompanied by
her husbands father, w. A. Brown.
+. T. Pugh left last night for San
Antonio where he will join A. b.
Ballard IN the commission business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
EFFECT OF HIS DEATH.
Protocols Terms Will Not Be Affected. Russia
May Lose Mauchuria.

Washington. Nov t.-A cabisgram has
been received ~ the state Departments
from Minister tunrer al Pckin. stating
that II Hung Chang is dying
Tn" death Of this distinguished Chinese
statesman will not. it is believed here
affect the execution Of the undertakings
Imposed upon China in the protocol. Ger
tainly III" Iuited States interests will
not i" Involved directly fur All that re-
mains to y" done at Prkin in which our
government is Interested in thu. prepari-
';"u of trad" and commercial treaties AMI
their lines have been 50 clearly marked
that tn" work to b. done is almost me
chanical ANA is not likely to be retarded
by Ii Hung Chang death.
\ chang" in the Man"hurian situation
IS expected if II" should lic. aud tn. nit :
- states has q very considerable inter
"St in the nIt"om. Of that matter
u Hung Chang is regarded here as
strongly pr"-KuSs'iau and il is possible
that his death and The coming into power
~ Chime us the director Of foreign at
lars of ;tu"th"r primo" less friendly TO
Russia in:Sht hasten the day when i;uSSia
must r'laN her mold upon Manchuria and
allow til" country to u" opened w to the
commerce of the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-11-07
PARALYSIS AND COFFEE.
symptoms Disappear When Drug is Absndo"
ed,

Tea ana coffee We're forbidden by
NV phvsician, for ! had symptoms of
PARALYSIS and it was plain that the
cnff.. was tn" cause Of the trouble. ]
began using Postum Food Coffee and
am now q steady advertisement for
Postum The old symptoms of paraly-
sis disapp, arcd in a very brief time
after I began the use Of Postum and
amt The. use of coffee. DO not use my
name publicly. if you please ---------
Marrow. o. The abov" name can BE-
given by the Postum Cereal CO., Ltd,
Battle Creek. Mich.
Coffee is such Il direct poison !" IN"
nerve centcrs of many highly organized
reop!c that it produces all sorts OF dis
orders from stomach and bow /
troubles. palpitation Of the heart KID
nov troubles etc, etc. UP To more IN
,r;cate nervous diseases. Such as
PARALYSIS. The way TO keep well IS 70
leave, off coffee or any nerve destroyer
IF that sort. and use Postum ROOD
coffee. which IS a direct rebulioer 81
+ba nerve centers. Sure ana wen de-
fined Improvement in health VIII fo!loW
his course. as can he proven ~ any
,a,son who will make the trial.
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PERMIT TO SELL.
The Pan-American Canal Co.
Offers All Its Rights
To the Isthmian Canal Commission,
by Authority of Columbia.
Terms Are Understood 10 Be More Favorable
Than These Of 1893.

Washington. NOV. i.-l'rcsiIcnt IIu-
tin of the Pan America Canal Co.. fin
ally has submitted To- Admiral Walker,
tho head Of III" iSthniHn canal COMMITS
sion. - proposition on behalf Of his
company for th" acquisition of all its
rights by the United States govern
III. N.
The Pan American 90. has been To-
strained vi to this mnme,t from sub
uniting direct proposition owing 10 a
clause in the concession which it holds
from the government Of tolombia
hich prcScrib.s furfritur" Of the con-
cession as u penalty for III" making &c
an effort by the company to transfer
it's rights to another government.
The cumpanv's agent, therefore, has
been obiig"V, To act with "Xtrcm" eau
ton in making ovcrturcS, but in som"
way the Colombian government has
been induced to wink at this technical
viola ion of the concession.
Its terms arc not Vet disclosed II Is
UNDERSTOOD however. that they are
considerably more favorabl" 10 this
government than We're the figures mad"
to the President three years ago.
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STRaT TOMS GOOD PROSPECTS.
Work Rushed on New Mill and Railroad &
tension May Add Others.

Strattun. Nj. NOV. G.-tSpcciaD. ~
Work on tao plant of the Stratton
manufacturing 90. is progressing fast
ana the mills will be completed in sea-
son to ,o.nm"nc" the manufacture Of
l.ir"h BY tn. tirlc snow flies. TIN COM
pany has recently purchased Il tract OF
lali Of Isaac Greene, which is situated
at Il short distance from tn" factory.
ANA upon which there is a several years
supply of Whit. birch. The plant Will
employ about ~ hands and will call Il
number Of families into town. The pro-
duet will be hauled I" Ei,ciow and
shipp"d Over the lin" Of the Franklin
d Mrgantic Railroad to New York ana
Boston makers. The supply OF white
birch in this vicinity is immense. and
will last it is estimated. at least -
years. q. the rate ut which it will be
used by the new mile.
t.uEinn"rS have lately surveyed the
country between Stratton ana EigcloW
for an extension of the Franklin a.
Mc-antic. Railroad to this town and it
is thought that tn" road will soon b.
constructed The extension would not
only mean a great deal I" Strattun. but
il would greatly cnlarS" the business of
the road ~ coming INTO a territory
THAT j. nov, partially isolated. If the
road should he extended there Will,
,ioubtl"Ssly- be several large mills con-
structed for the manufacture of white
birch and poplar.
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RICHMOND.
Last Cargo OF ice for Season Shipped. Death
OF Mrs. n. Skeiton- Personals.

Richmond, M, Nov. 6.-tSpcciap.-
Tie schooner Alic, Hnlhruok finished
loading ice 1T tn" LINCOLN houses, this
week. This is the last cargo of icr I"
b" taken from ill.,. Kcnnrhec. this %"a-
son.
Dr. ami Mr. Ii"bbard. Who hIr"
AT their SUMMER rt.Sia"nro in r,rk ms.
returned 10 tirir Winter quarters i'll
Boston. Mass.
Edward ana Everett johnson h4ve
been visiting their parents, Mr.. ard
Mrs. C;rorGs. Johnson for . week. They
HAY" been employed on the steamer
tonai.jrut running between Newport
ana jamestown. Both have secured a
position to work for TIL" government at
Fox Hin. f;ho'r Island.
Mr.. &. :. Britt of Augusta. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs a. q. Thomas
Oh North Pheasant street.
Samuel Lancaster, fireman On TN.
Maine Central Railroad, is at hum, ON
Il short vacation.
Harry Lancaster, who has been sta
ti"n agent at Nc;iZi". moved his family
to town. this week.
Al"nzu ALLEY picked a large hlncli Of
raspherrics last Sunday. This is Il rare
cas-. So lat" in the season.
Til" girls IN til" stitching room ~ i.
I. Young X Co, report a good time at
tn" husking given by bradford s;inp-
son. They hushrd 81 bushels. there w.
ing quit. a number of red ears found.
which OF courS" was Very embarrassing
to the gentlemen present. MI. Simr-
son raised 81" bushels this year.
y Very light business at IN" Saga'la
hoe probate court this month. JUDGE
VIM. T. Hall. presided.
Mrs. Mimi" shelton. wife az Iicur.
SHELTON. died. Nov. J. of ValVuIar ,iis'-
',is" Of til" heart. aged - years. ?
months. S!r was born in Winthrop,
Ne. \ husband and tWo children. VII
ii" and irving. survive her. Funeral
services viii ~ held. Friday. al ~
o'clock. Rev. Sylvcsttr Iionpcr. oticiat-
ing J. Clark F'lagg ill have charrc
of tho funeral.
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ANA for Wm. Travrre Jerome. the Fusion
larger than rcljnrtrd. Tuesday night il
complete HcIrrS indicate that J,rum,
carried his district ;Ncw York county, i.
about l,,Wto. :" badly was Mayor Wan
Wyck scratched That returns Indicating
lis vote for justice Of the supreme coGit
are late ana it is difficult 10 even at
tempt to rstimat" the small figures. but
it Is believed thai IL will run nearly -.
"n behind som" Of his associates on the
county aud judicial tickets.
All of tho FII~ionist candidates for JUS
iicc Of the supreme court in New York
county are elected. and all of the Demo
cratic candidates are beaten. The nam
"f Justice OEricn, however appears on
both tickets as Il candidate for Justice
ut the supreme court. From present indi
cations the Democrats will have Just one
ont If the IL members of the board uf
estimate aud apportionmcnt of Greater
New York. the board which under tn a.,
new charter succeeds to many of til"
powers formerly vested IN the mayor
The Democratic member of the board will
be Mr.. cassidy elected borough president
Of Queens
In In" municipal elections throughout
The state the Republicans effected some
gains in the larger cities. Buffalo. the
only first class city outside of the MT
tropolis. elected Erastus c. knight, Re
publican. by over 800 majority. OF the
four second class cities, syracuse was
captured by the Republicans. Mayor
James T. Mcguire being defeated. AL
bany and Troy were retained by the Re-
CONTINUED on page -
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been sent to t;rccnviilc, this afternoon,
Tor additional Witnesses

When the court convened ~ "f"'ch'
SyIy.,rc Iaudct was recalled I" ~" stand
and testified Il canvas bag t"tlnd n"ar
parc's body as ON" II" had ought For
tho voIi.4; man, last winter. i'' ''S''l'"
mat during last winter hc mad phii
ThrriauIt <lG9j for hay.
Coroner L. J. Addition t'Stl'cl roSdf"''%
tho condition Of l'lrc'i body when found.
lie id.niiiicd rhcrilult's rife and stated
that in his opinion IN" ""Hld Oh 'f'
,Icad mans head might have been caused
/, 4 blow with Tie bait end - such
gun. .
rnc Of the most Important witnesses
of the forenoon was George Clouncr OF
81 George. Canada, the surgeon WI" per
ro,r,od the second autopsy on Parc :
i,.d,. H.. described the wounds found on
he BODY. The crushing o. me Skull III
his oninion. was done with some heavy
instrument such as the butt end OF a rihe.
III. wounds On the body showed thre"
CONTINUED on page u:
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MALT=OATS
Breakfast Food
The Most Nutritious
of Cereals.

I'll" science uf our pr"grcssiv" age has
.v"iHed an ideal food combining the
health swing proper lies Of jur.' malt with
III" Iirtfi"S Of III. choicest white uatY-
a fond that is r"li.;lI.d afid used to-day b.
al classes.
Tl"r" ar" nant r-n~nns wliy MaIt-Oats
breakfast Food n fast becoming a uni
N"rsAl food. III" Ir.c,- puts Il Within
reach IF al families. II is the most
not,rahiug ana lic most satisfying W. an
oat foods. BEING partially ITcd's,rs.rd. il
d"'s go: tasi; digestion; Tho weakest
stomach can arprorriat" ever: Iartic,c.
% does i'nt irritatr Tie :itpinlt. Hun III
gcstivc organs rs many fnnd; do. IT
builds ~ ii"yl:, hnlc a:-d ml";tl.; it g;vc5
activity ana ci.armcss to the brain.
Y"'r fr"c"f sells Malt-D;rti Ert:tE:as'
Food.
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EARL Ii DYING.
The Famous Chinese States
man Is Passing Away.
Announced, Wednesday Noon, that
Could Live but Few Hours.
Speculation as 10 the Effect OF His Death on
Chinese Affairs.

rekin. NOV. G.-1.. ~ r. Nit ii an
bounced that Ii Hung Chang is diving.
The physicians who visited Ii Hung
Chang at 10 o'clock. last night. fuun
him in good si,irIts. though extremely
weak. as the result nf sitting up and
working in defiance Of their inst,uc-
tions.
When they called this morning ;hcy
found him unconscious and sinking
rapidly ana it was announced at noon
that Ii Hung Chang could hardly live
three hours longer.