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at Moutenore bail. No cards sent this
month.
Mary Wilson. a nceress. charged With
theft from person, had 4 hearing before
Justice Matthews yesterday and was held
jury Her hail was fixed at 500,
The new hre and burglar proof safe for
the county treasurSr's office having ar
Farmer Yesterday. The old safe in the
ofhce win he taken ont and shipped 60
Cincinnati.
The Palace theatcr is thing Of the
past The last performance was given
sunday night ana yesterday the furniture
was being removed from the building. The
property WAS purchased by Mr. J. n, Kir-
hy several weeks ago, aud possession given
yesterday.
Rev H. H. Rohles. n Mexican evangelist
who is working among the Mcxicans Ia
Texas, will address the people Of Hous-
ton at Christian Volunteer mission hall ON
Prairie avenue, near Faunin street. on
Wednesday evening. Everybody is Invited
to be present.
Katy Trustworthy. a ngrcss about 80 years
OF age dropped dead nj her home, No. 1913
Robin street. yesterday morning, Justice
Matthews was notified and held an inquest
The daughters testimony was corrohOrated
ny another negro woman living In the
house. Verdict, death from natural causes.
The laying OF the new rails for the
street railway ON La Branch street WAS
begun yesterday morning, a large force of
men being put at the work. Two more
cars OF the grooved steel rail arrived yes
tCrday and were unloaded and hauled on
wagons to the streets where they are to
be used.
Major Phil II. Fall, adlutant Of Dick
Bowling camp, received a telegram ycstcr-
day afternoon from tho Southern Lyceum
bureau, under which management General
Fitzhugh Lee is lecturing, liking the date
for General Lees lecture in this city for
tho benefit Of the Dick Bowling monu-
ment fund, for Wednesday, April Is, 1902,
Commander John Farmer Of Dick
Bowling camp has appointed c. g, BcG-
veuS, w. w. Dexter, Albert Mckinney, Il.
|. Franks and II. w. BeaZley to act WIN
similar committee from the Gouslun
Light Guard TO arrange and prepare for
,he lecture TO he given by General Fitz,
nugh Lee for the benefit Of tho Dick
Bowling monument fund on Wednesday
April l6
The tearing away Of the sheds on the
east side OF the present building and the
preparations for the erection of three.
story brick building adjoining the present
Mosehprt & Keller building. corner Caro-
line street and Franklin avenue syHs he-
gun yesterday morning. The new building
viii be forty eight feet front on Franklin
avenue by 100 feet deep Masking the Ell
tire Mosehart & Keller building when com.
pcted 100 feet square and three stories
high
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A DAY IN THE CITY.

THE STOCKMEN'S CONVENTION-Mr
Sam r. Pcttus returned yesterday from
Galveston where he went to work mp in
terest in the Stockmen's convention to he
held at Fort Worth on March II. While
IN Galveston he was the guest Of judge
Il. d. Gavin Mr. Pettus will leave to-
night for Austin where he will he Joined
ny number of friends and they Will all
proceed to Fort Worth
MoNKEY.FACE owLS.--Mr. j. Il.
Shilling an engineer of this city, while
working in Bay city last week on the
boiler of the Matagorda County Rice and
lrigraton company found a pair of mon
key-face owls aud has brought them
home. Mr., Shilling states that this spe-
cies of the owl family Is very uncommon
In this part of the country and seems to
hate negroes as II screams like monkey
whenever one Is In sight. Mr.. SHILLING
will present the pair Of owls TO the city
park
CHILToN'S REVIVAL SERVICES.--Rev.
Claude L. Chiffon Of Greensboro, Ala, one
OF the greatest rcviyalists and evangelists
in the South, viii arrive in this city this
morning and viii take charge Of the revival
services now being conducted at tho Mckee
Street Methodist Episcopal church. South,
and Will conduct the afternoon and evening
services Evangelist Chiffon expects to re-
main here two weeks. and the Mckee Street
Ncthodists have made great preparations
for tho meeting and are expecting grand
results. Rev. Chiffon is an able preacher,
and wherever he has gone he has proven
a successful revivalist and done great evan
Ceical work. He studied law under his
1ather. who was at one time chief Justice
Of the supreme court Of Alabama. He hen
went into the ministry and from that to
the work Of an evangelist He has made a
grand record all through the South In Ma
work AS Il reylyalist Rev. Claude H. Chill.
ton is cousin ia Mrs Alice Loyett. wife
of Mr.. r. s Lovett, the attorney
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Pedestrian Riohts.

TO tho Editor OF The Post
Notwithstanding the law. as enacted by
the city council that the lady or gentle
man walking on foot shall have the right
OF way on crossing the street over vehicles
of all kinds. violation Of which shall pay
penalty, very little heed is paid TO It,
save by most OF the colored draymen. The
laundrymen usually drive fun TIT. at
breakneck speed. regardless OF any pedes,
trian, but there may he some excuse for
their haste 10 deliver quickly high collars
for the ladies or immaculate cuns for the
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JUDGE CLANCY
|Of Hornellsville, N. Y, Hands
Down An Important
Decision.

I in the case of Dr. David Kennedy s
favorite Remedy against Blood and Liver
iroubie, Judge James II, Clancy Of Horn
Alsyille N. y, and one OF the most prom
rent members of the bar in that historic
own, decided recently that as against
blood and Liver trouble, Dir. David Ken
'edy's Favorite Remedy was worthy OF the
jghest praise, lie says;
Il have used DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy and strongly recon-
X mend it for its good effect in my case
\ for liver trouble and blood disorder.
Il built me right up and improved
greatly in health"
Z Geo H. Tiff OF S7S River street, Troy,
*, suffered from liver trouble and his
food was all out of order, and after using
n 'avorite Remedy has this to say
For any one suffering from that
Y run down or tired out feeling, caused
o ~ blood or liver trouble DIR. David
ID kcnnedys Favorite Remedy is the
best medicine you can buy. / have
used it and | know"
q The one sure cure for diseases of the
icnneys, liver. bladder and blood, rheu-
iatisin, dyspepsia and chronic constipa-
!. l'i is Pr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
lt has cured in many cases where
! else has failed.
A4t matters not how sick you are, how
\ sg yor have suffered, or how many ply
TlFans have failed to help you, DIR. David
Glnnedg's Favorite Remedy will cure you
4 la cure is possible
htt issor sale by all druggists at $500 a
= lie pr bottles for $s.oo-less than a
d II dose.
,; Yple bottls--snongf for trial. free BY
III ~ ,oiae
! David Kennedy Corporation, Rond-
aE out. NJ. Y.
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Texans in New York.

New York, March 3-The following
Texans are registered In New York:
HouSton-1honaea Kehoe. Marlborough;
j. ,. furgenson, Sturieyaut.
forl Morlh-H hemsbacher, Herald
Square; g.. :. Gordon, Imperial; George b.
MOnnng, Albert
Temple William Glnnuth. Albert.
SIalYeston--Walter Gresham, Gisey.
BeaumontZA. Oswald. Broadway Central.
trail.
Laredo-E, Cruz, Imperial.
Te1as-R. II. Harden. Grand Union.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Joseph $. Fox has returned from Monte.
rey, Mexico, after a most delightful trip
Mr. S. Il. Carter. accompanied by his
wife left last night for visit to Mr.. aud
Mrs J. j. Carter at Emporia, Texas, and
will spend the greater portion of the week
rusticatnc in the piney woods
Misses frankie and Mabel Roussell.
daughters Of Mr.. j. A. Roussell or the
southern Pacific passenger department
a visit
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Beers Of Merit.

proven by the test OF years are the welt
known brands OF the Anheuser- Busch Brew
ing ASS H. 81. Louis, L. 5. A. known and
esteemed In every cline The brands are
Budwelser, Faust. AIichelob, Anheuser-
Standard, Black & Tan. Pale.L Lager, Export
I'ale and Exquisite, each possessed OF
mayor that distinguishes il from every
other beer, yet all produced with the same
care as 70 material and age
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James Jones, aged 76 died this mornin,
at l2:lO O'Clock AZ his home, 1914 Lee
street after an Illness of about a week
He has been an invalid for some years
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at o'clock from the late residence. inter-
Brown officiating.
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Mrs. AIicc ElsI,cr.

Mrs Alice Fisher, aged "A years. died at
her home, No 1900 Chartres street yester.
day morurg az O'Clock of pneumonia.
after a very Short illness. The funeral SER
ter of the Shearn Memorial Methodist Epie
copal church South. were held from the
residence yesterday sfternoOn al 8 O'Clock,
lutermen; In Magnolia cemetery
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laooh Altorfer.

Jacob, the l-month-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Altorfer. died at the home OF
his parents. iTl0 Everett. at Il O'Clock last
night. Funerai from residence this afie--
noon at o'clock, Rev. Peter H. Hensch
pastor German Methodist Episcopal church,
cemetery.
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Pos)
@ o
the Confedcrac
Mrs Davis arrived in Orleans
was felt condition
the
Of
ter Mrs Hayes, o ONE rrow.
1t Mrs take
b
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Notice to kniohts Templars.

Grand Recorder j, c. Kidd Of tho grand
commandery Knights Templars OF Texas
has issued and mailed the following notice
of tho coming meeting OF the grand com.
mandery at E paso
10 the Tcmpnrs Of Texas
Houston, Texas, March Pursuant 10
adjournment, the grand coinmandcry
knights 1emplars Of Texas will meet in It's
forty-Wnth grand couclavc at vi Pago
April u.s. 1902. All members Of the grand
command'ry are expected 10 be present aud
an knights Tcmplars In good standing will
he cordially welcomed.
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Reported Wife Killing and Suicide.

Sheriff Anderson was sent for late yes
terday afternoon 10 20 20 LyuchburG in
this county, where It. was reported that
a man had killed his wife and then com
mittcd suicide No particulars could be
learned
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JEFFERSON. DR.. s. !. Anderson. pas
TOT o. me Baptist church. had light at.
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REGISTRATION BEGINS TO-DAY.
Socks wn b open for rweIvo

The registration OF voters for the
coming city election will begin this
morning Registrar Charles Grum-
bach. who has charge Of the regis
tration. will he on hand at the old
market house with his books ready
for business at s o'clock. Registra-
lion hours from s n. m. to 8 p. m.
every week day until up 10 and In
Guiding Wednesday. March 60 Every
voter must register 10 be entitled
10 vote.
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"a David Bennedy's Golden Plssters
ezEthen Muscles. remove pain anywhere.
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LateSt atot0ughly Equipped With a.,
LATEST improved Fire-Fightitnuag tua the
Apparatus.

| W,as.hiinngton,May 2s,-Tbo
owned b. Wnleh INC is the largest buildino
has haao y tne United States governmant
6eient esn n, discovered to be singularlv do
inc e - IN, IN fire protection ~ oe-
no meanu nu4 OF high PAGES which @ Dulid-
possibIa e nre proof and it worid are are by
the I,e dama for the iremen to 0el% eone be I'M
superintandhaonu4l should an outbreak pe occ,r with
oher offic;asa ffihdent I of Builings Woods sua r..
legation Of the nave made borough inyea1 and
Ind have decido ie condition of the buiId;nc Ers,
,ide it with ip'qfa stand to overhaul it and pro
ighting appaSs+n SSe++mdplpes and other ire" fire.
roved patterns oS of the latest i'm
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until illness came upon me three year. year
ago. l first noticed it by 9,l ne,ng d and
S.an scaptv an menstruation; gradually my my.
general health fai1sa became oInae isnguid MD and
Joy jy1a,sl my meits with gripping pains frequently I
in the groins.. 80. f,r,;,v phys-
"1ement. One day he sald:-
Ps9diP lydia Pinkham's Kemsdiess. ,naath wa.
| did, thank GOD the ai1n neHe % bnilt me up
pnsii in four months cured SsLe In1s nos
IS nearly year a1 ssSs sso aaa since ~sossIs n-ss
had had .so p ss4s Indiana Ave-, Chicago, 60.
Im.Mssooo nlL, fe,t.it Il above testimonial Is not
Trustworthy proof is ao1naantt ao1ntahie HE
r1dia ~. Pinkham's NegetaDS
csnnp csS%poand III saves srs thousands rasnltins aE
young voric wo irregularity, suppressi9n
Irom ratention of the menses, oyat;am =
womb troubles Refuse su
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KEENAN, MISSING
FEARED HE IS A VICTIM OF mour
PELEE.
and da no 20 Climb the Great Volcano
ana Has Not Been Heafd of o
Since.

view York, May 2s.-A Fort de- Fr.no
Peeaal to one of the afternoon nanas
s.ates that the great explorer and ~ trs -
aeorga Kennan, is miss;no aas
mat the general belief exists ae .ho4 1na
pace that he perished in the ,aS. 'na'
p,0s,on OF Mont Pelee. 1t is also % foe ee
sao,a 20 mat Robert Hill, the United ste4a. tear-
&eMo1og'st, may be victim. ' e'ates
cf fmlsday may for the interior of the % las. dass
MoaS aoscassi accompanying Prof H;M isand mo
aonaay he determined to clirnh h.il' t On
wa. n.es OF Mont Pelee itself. T IT. 20 .he
~ 4Marned of the danger and state ne was was
II. H. was Vas well aware that he was set =. mat
nus mfs in his hand, but could Mds na4 taking
S;a;on S;a;suaded to give up his proposed nos Ode De
on. LILO On Monday evening eu the sp expe,
snS eruption of Mont Pelee tne toot second
- ana NO word has been heard fro,ls ,ooa place
1a ~. since; He is now over five dara Lum Ken
e tsa. at . FORT de France and il is tS over. a
= ,.s ~ ne were alive he would a4 4ougnt b
bouts. "ofo as to his where
!, a tt searching party is impossible o, d
ane condition of the conntrx e 90 1wing
lorar, .ance OF the people as to thu the In sne CT
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GOVERNOR HEARD.
ihE FAMOUS vENTREss
AMENDMENT.
" n was to Make it Possible for Tho
Governor to Succeed 'ne
Himself.

Baton Rouge, May 2s-Governor uoo-
Yesterday administered a death Ill.,
'ne Ventress constitutional and,,,o... =.
winch proposes to repeal the cIans. ~ ~
constitution prohibiting the governae
.fom succeeding himself. The - oo,,o
IN an interview declares +ho.
o. o. more beneficial provision Is cont @ WISER ;
limit. Tue me- new constitution than that whieh
ha limits IT. the gubernational succession o winch a
The emPhatt;ieally emphatic; opposed to its repea
served oipsn0n its purno.d having now partiallr
stoa stoa among the sugar planterpp gp oPpesl oP %
% ard sos 20 she candidacy of Judge Blanch e
an ara nc, tor governor, it win be wi+hdaa ancn-
;ablisb;na Senate ts passed the Leopold bill es.
district. oank levee /,
reaae he mouse 3; passed the Percy bill =, g
'ea'e live stock sanitary eo;nn,;.a; Ini 70 % =
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10 control Rice MILLING

Ma me following is from tho po,4.
-1a; T, News of May Is: e 0aitl
comn1a onualne Companies Of Ame,n 1me oniteS
ducap ddunpieted s; by Baltimore A.aeftea caeit ha
Of oe fodaG rice milling naehinesp apltal to
of offr4Pany pa are: President 9heers q e {
vice vi me Holmes Rose Eiectrio u. X; HI
tary. e President. r Ge Albert 'Sa1e P. StroSCom Conn
SIayii. n, Ihom Phillips; tres tnesoDel; so,
A art. r. general n counsel, HVlanGT HSIleasTrer e
,wned N H. is claimed that 'tha the +. y
ze eIfu tSe pX 2yo this company will ine e.r5 PAT
mt mt MAIZE me rice milling indastrv reYolu e,n
urins G",ogo ~ day in this - co,,Sa1, 1S na.d,
g pe Of tha the milling season from 10u1try Try a
hing 10 dee;g dae grain and renewals n Of dne t, brN
in i ne intnaenes machines which this
is 8, loss. ls''qSsfs Il Is not dt is 5. ltsuranC
tchlnes, but to
n n of ArraaEance RI nance Phone No. 5e7.
A
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nj Tus MACHINERY.

The most complex and aei.ca =. w,u oc-
chine is the human oooy, the main
cassona cagses being improper or irreguiar
feeding, ngg,.,%wa,i,s W naxative) Syrup Pep
D.. e the the oil which will prevent fric,
s;n sinp and complications in the auma. how.
body. It helps the stomach Ia anu The iiv
els to do their work; tones pansia up an,
~. cures constipation, dyspepsi@ ~
II, haadache. All druggists.
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3 milan has q curiosity in clock
osss,cn Is made entirely of bread the
Cssssl e ~ ar is a native of India and mas ae-
TGess al three years of his life to the
--- struction of this curiosity. ne
\ ~ ia Of good size and goes well.
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1,,rea cabinet officers have come
,,a,n the congressional district which
he new Secretary of the Navy repre-.
.ents-Timothy Pickering. Wasnlns'
'nn,s secretary of State; Caleb Cusn
ng and now Mr.. Moody. It is no. ~, re =
aIled that any other congressioha
;s+rict has been so distinguished.
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Hairs Catarrh Cure
fs taken Internally. Price, 75e

Sometimes when the Turkish sultan
tends s. play in his private theatre
he hands in to the comedian an ol,e nu
~, ioka or two of his own make. me
actor gives these humorous enor.s .na
fnnest possible effect, OF course, art =,
nerbaps that is why they are ih'ai
NV received with great laughter.
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, stakhovich, the marshal OF the

NJ stakhovich. the marshal OF .n
M, Ne for the province of orei,
n1 whose speech in favor of freedom dom oa a
wno "i.nce in Russia created snch
sation and who in spite of all oppo,
s,.ion of the reactionary party anu
the church was reelected for anotnel io,itn
tarm ta by an Overwhelming majority
sas now been confirmed in his post o'
the cZar.
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rr..tmeut for Ladies.

ser .na Tree with full instruetttoIhss,u ss,ucorrhea
.his simple asr .n nralins the
.n,aI Tuners Sr the spine
Flashes Desre and ali Troubles 70 viii
ing addross unrre atment- If you deSlec
sapisn viii about treye e, .e
guarantee of it: that 10 all ask Aonr I'D
Tell etner ~ suMnEns, BOX NJ, Notre pA"e' A
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No.a. Teacher.

= .,t.r wilson, of the Savannah hign gHondersui
II feel 1t my duty TO- TESTIFY 1t e cured in few
vs whose feet seesSSs w'e Of other
sfn trsuOis AFTER esseHsns. nsans SOC boz BY mail
ties w1snoa, wssnSsr,ne, savannah, Ga. If your aF's
mt keep II.
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,oo1 Switzerlal.i issued zo'' 20
tie ~ 70 commercial travellers,
pelH ains+ e46s7 in 1900; 2.290 OF the
aealn for 1901 were delivered op
payment of "a license TAX anu ea7 @ roc
come from this source wa"
francs (S63, ,263.4D.
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.whax IL = jack
/. .,,bscriber asks:

II = tnat read about once in wnne. :,
@ ppd what seems to be the difhcaity ~ ~
ana ...ms Il open?" A jack pot Is one
500 ronerly cooking fish, and is %.
,,a,,y lol recommended for suckers. -
p PEI time lock, over the comoinatlon
n ne which millions of Americans ha's
~ p,,rned the midnight oil in vain.
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vas Read Before the Cuban seu
ihls Morning.
II % 4 z6sT ENCOURAGING DOCUMENT
fe NJ the People of the Is,.
r.. Al IN Their Power for
Republics Welfare

Havana, May 2s.-Presido..
han "essage was read before the Cu-
inc w than1 1vnale to- day. 1t opened by Civ
sss;a. .nanks to the Almighty for bis
assistance in carrying out the W.. ~. nis 8
oDtainlng Cuban independence ~ ~
asked divine aid in establisb,no e' no
and stable government nfin
. resident Palma spoke Of +ho h,
'tsneo'd ums me cubans had had in tbe;.
nandsS te Ior independence and recon ner
ion1t. eu ,ne Encouragement of all an
at ts industries of the island T.
Eu a,s;na Inc farmers to commence cottie
1raI tne establishment of aor;a'I
,aar 10 o. tSaustry stations, improvina III ~
oSnoa; ana tooacco interests and The -
,r;ons ~ OF other products INFO tha
~. me stated that it was imposs;h1o q
oo;+. ne crisis Il the propose,i reo; ~ :
'itaG St ~! now pending before 10 q
80 States congress was passed u
iueht Palma declares that IL 80
purpose OF the government 70 as F.,
Gsial na,.t; attention to education &
par.lcuiarl ly to the primary Ja
GO tI at the present time n
its inta,ted ,he onlted States government XII:
en- berventlon tbat se for an educationai
ID pa. Puay tney have already estahN
,ev M resident Palma states that
oadss sosednment sed should encourage And
N UaoS' u.s. a and begs for a concerted
"a % io1 on the part of the inhab;tantoa ihbreo
,mo.a ,otana a. TO DO all in their powar
'no'e the new republics WEI
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AAna now comes John d. Rockefeiier,
4 and tells us that riches is no Dar
a heaven, Probably not, In tne"-
ives. but it is the thing man ooes
strv,ng to get riches that lessons
SF< chances for heaven.
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Mass for Archbiabon Co.,.

home, May 2s.-A most -.
ssran n mass nf S for the late Archbishop c.r
Jesuit ch,,-w q, New York, was held n Iar, ar
op Macs, e9 Of covinstaa ns5e this morning Bish
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Co.. wear shoes

,s;,e smaller after using Allen fooS
,se. a powder. 1t makes tign. goa,;n1. o
oes easy. Cures swollen, not'sw na
ming feet, ingrowing nelis, So .tores.
enio mr;ai nackage FREE by mail Ao'
20 Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy n. <.
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The Rochambean Mis.;

New York, May 2s-The Rocban,
..- ssion today visited Grants tomb saa
a compa;g reas;urnlng to the city were o;Haa ~
eonPnmentary breakfast hv gwen
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mexican carpenter considers nans.
one door a big days work. AZ
5r,can carpenter will easily nans
Aoors a day.
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NV INV after sightseeing exped;+;on
the thev went aboard the Gaulois euieaon wbnon
i1eIs S we were given reception by the nGte cite
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Freak Farming.

name of nrndnsi. ~hdeh has long borne the
any other Oaue!ng atatu more freaks than
have to lar state S in the Union, will soon soon
the latter ray yea down the palm to indians SoGn
curios. Epen persists in turning out utana b1I I.
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understood at ottawa that a OIL, I
Il introduced this session givins
;nantary representation to tnS
In the Dominion parliament.
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.,,.vs Piso.s Cure for consumption
equal for coughs and colu ,ono
Tr,nisy SprinRs. Ind. FEB - i'''N
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lrs. vyinslow's soothanG l,;: SyTduc TTeduces ia
rsn ,avs resni paiIi. cures wind collie 2Sc D0''is
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.lers say that as soon as = i'm.
ries Defiance Starch II Is .nia III
lie to sell them any o1ner ,S @ nr
81 starch. 1t can be used coio -
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To Cure Cold ,,;oa In one Tsb,sts. day All
Take Lax@ rsfund money if it fails to cure. zoe
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Cut Cable Rataa

no,,ne e fostai Telegraph Company an.
.es M. cuts On cable rates as foilows :,
f']i Islands, soova, via Azores Ea..
Der WorI. wa N - Lightweight tents
R East WORD; New Caledonia, via A1enes enes
woTd S5efn fr or via Indo. ninety cents A0seS neS
Azores isom Eas4 London. Ntw Zealand, via via
cents Der Iassen1 word or s via Indo, eighty two
Island. via %ola Anono from London; Norfolk
eight cents per word from i LonSns seventy
The Rice belt journal., 1902-05-30

salskin sack does not away
he heart.
The Rice belt journal., 1902-05-30

AN never begins to rise IN 'n'
until he settles down.
The Rice belt journal., 1902-05-30

aarin,I1fg aa1 inrng. A great many of Tus bls.
and aSda,ouraltsts pons IS have quit,
as' noa $ ginseng and;the Tide.
their wh,Io- C from folks
NO he life goes
The Rice belt journal., 1902-05-30

Yonr Money Aefundeo Au
ea.a pts cunn faila to snrs y0Ix; y%xrnY 1I
a.MrLu Fam by HOME hA
pxoH, TkxAS'
The Rice belt journal., 1902-05-30

sb,aeners report that the ex,Fa n1
y together with the supes uLea Il
of Defiance Starch mass s.her
~ Wonossible to sell any o'neh