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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
THE VENICE INCIDENT
AMERICAN TARS ARE BEING TREAT
ED WITH SOME REGARD.
Their Resistance to Police Was Due to
Misunderstanding and Was Not
Deliberate Offense.

Washington, April 3O-secretary Long
has received the following cablegram from
Captain Dayton Of the Chicago, dated
Venice yesterday, in answer to the depart
meut's inquiry:
"Doddridge, Wynne, Ledbetter, Kress and
one marine on leave arrested Principal
charge resisting police. Serious under lial-
Ian law. Sentences, Wynne, four months,
ten days; remainder, three months each.
Have not yet their full statements OF "a
report from court but applied. Resisting
arrest largely due to pressing in Of crowd
and not understanding language. Appeal
made to Rome. Impossible to explain all
circumstances by cable. VIII mail full re-
port"
The state department has begun exercise
of It's good Offices IN the interest of the
officers of the Chicago. Captain Dayton's
explanatory cabegram showing that re
s!stance to the police officers was clearly
the result of a misunderstanding and was
not Il deliberate ofense has done much 20
strengthen the interest of the officials here
in their case Secretary Hay has com
munlcuted by cable with Mr.. Meyer, the
United States minister. on this subject ard
good results arc hoped for. 1t Is realized
that the case is one requiring very deli
cate handling TO avoid wouuding Italian
pride. but the belief prevails thaC the ftal-
IAN government will respond in magnani-
nous spirit to an open appeal for clemrucy
Tor the young officers.
Rome, April 3O.-'The officers of the Unit
ed States cruiser Chicago who were arrest
ed at Venice remain in prison there. An
application for their discharge has been re
jccted. The Italian law does not allow the
court to grant n pardon I'm cases of assault
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Weather Data for MAY.

The following data, covering a period Of
Ii irty-one years, have been compiled from
the weather bureau records at Galveston,
Texas.
Mean or normal temperature, 70 degrees.
The warmest month was that of 1896,
with an average OF rs degrees.
The coolest month was that of 1895, with
an average of ~ degrees.
The highest temperature was 81 degrees
on May 81. 1878, and My "a, 1877.
May 3. 1879. and N 13 ifB2, '
Average precipita for the month, 34e
inches.
Average numb. of days with ,o1 of an.
inch or more, 8.
The greatest monthly precipitation was
1927 inches in 1875.
The least monthly precipitation was 7
inches in 1899.
The greatest amount OF precipitation re.
corded in "a consecutive hours was 5.24
inches on May n, 1874.
Average number Of clear days, ~; partly
cloudy days IA; cloudy days g.
The prevailing winds have been from the.
south
Tho highest velocity Of the wind was 80
miles from the northwest on May 81. 1SS2.
Edward II Bowie.
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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PILE DRIVING COMPLETED
In the Ship Channel and the Contracted
Claims a Record.

In the Ship Channel and the Contractor
Claims a Record.
La Porte, Texas. April 3O.-wllliam
Moore of Texas City, who had the con.
tract for driving the piing In the new
ship channel, has finished his work. The
pile driver has been brought to the Point.
whore some repairs are to be made in the
bulkhead in Mongan's canal Mr. Moore
cemher 1906 aud has driven total al
over 10000 piles, The dixie runs TO within
about two miles Of Red Fish bar and
the two drcdges working IN tho upper nav
are nearing that point Mr.. Moore claims
10 have set the pace for the pile drivers
OF the world beating all previous records
Tor given time. On April IL he drove 80
piles In FIVE hours. a few DAYS before
that he drove 490 In a full working daT.
captain Charles Clarke was hero this week,
and says that one OF the dredees now al
work viii soon he taken OF the contract
10 be employed elsewhere.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
FOREIGN.

President Palma entered Manzanillo with
every bell ringing welcome.
Queen wilhelmlna's condition continues
favorable.
j. Plerpont Morgan got So, 900 900 worth
of stock in the shipping combine In return
for his services us On organizer.
The report of the commander " the criis-
er Chicago showed that the resistance Of
the crew to Italian police was due to o
misunderstanding and that the offcnse vita
which they were charged was not delb.
crate
In the Smith court martial at Manila the
generals aide de camp testified that Lux
ban, the insursent leader issued orders tn
the natives to poison their smear points
since there is no law providing Tor the
extradition from Mexico of ox Councilman
Kratz Of st. Louis, he may be expelled Us
pernicous foreigner and arrested at the
American border by officers in whiting.
There Is no truth In the rumor that Cen
eral De Ia Reg and three Bocr commaudos
have surrendered
The Dominican revolution grows apacc.
The rebels have SO far succeeded nud the
government Is said to De IN critical po-
sition
Major General Macarthur in his testimony
before the senate committee said the United
States must retain the Philippines as u
tuitonary annex and fight for supremacy
and control
Generals Botba. Dewct and other Bocr
leaders are visiting the hu,ghefs to ascer.
tain their wishes regarding pc,cc.
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sion at DALLAS elected officers and ad

sion at Dallas elected officers and ad-
journed.
cattlemen met at Fort Worth and ex-
pressed themselves warmly over the re.
fusal Of the cotton seed crushers TO adopt
a resolution favorable to cattle interests.
Prof. jacob Bickler OF Austin Is dead.
Engineer Boschke OF the Southern Pacihc
will probably accept the place Of engineer
Of the Galveston sea wall.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Gallagher Of the diocese
of Galveston, celebrated the twentieth an
nlversary Of his conservation.
Many Texans are expected to visit Eu.
rope this summer, going through
A syndicate organized at Austin has pur.
chased 1000 acres OF oil land at Sour Lake
II is reported at Austin that an oil strike
has been made at Walters station, near
that city
The month Just closed has been the most
important since the first gushcrs were
brought in In the Beaumont neld.
Another suit TO try title TO the Pelham
Humphrey league, most Of it oil land, is 10
be instituted At Beaumont.
A contract has been closed whereby
Orange is to got paper mill, which will
be removed from Florida.
j. II. Thornton was given twenty-seyen
years In the pententiary for attempting
to outrage a little girl near Lumpasas last
Thursday.
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FINANCES OF BRITAIN.
The BOer War and the Chinese Ex.
petition Very Costly.
NEW TAXES ARE A HEAVY BURDEN
And the Additional Loans Made Neces-
sary Amount to Hundreds Of Mil
lions Of Dollars.

New York. April sQ.-A special cable
from London says \ parliamentary paper
just published shows total estimated
charge on account OF the war IN South
Africa 90 March 81. 1908, OF t224g70 %.
aud In respect Of operations IN CHINA a
total OF fGOlO,c0O a second table shows
That the proceeds of the new taxes from
1860 10 March 81. 1903, amount TO an Ju-
crease in revenue Of no, c2J.U01, of watch
the greater pant Is supplied by the IN
toMc iaA, winch aggregates tja,3t 900 The
Sd-ur duty, from its imposition until
March, 1903, Is estimated to produce III,
IovN The revenue set free DIS the aus-
pension of the sinking tuud amounts to
tlj,otSOtO, This. together WITH the pro
Dacds OF now taxation, minus tlGUJT 900.
the excess expenditure over revenue for
thr period. leaves balance for war ex-
r,huturc 90 be charged to capital account
~ tlJd, lISWO. A third table sets down
the total amount borrowed at tljJWD.UUU,
tla2,4lIOUU
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today's Weather
Fair.
DOMESTIC.

Admiral schley was banqueted by the
Masonic lodge and presented with silver
loving cup at Memphis.
Town Marshal Sam b. Weaver was shot
and killed by DR. W. L. Allen at England,
Ark
The people OF Jackson. MISS have made
elaborate preparations for the reception OF
Admiral Schiey. and he viii be greeted with
every evidence Of od-fashicned Southern
hospitality.
panic caused by a trifinC accident oc.
Cured in tobacco factory in Philadelphia,
whore 200 young women and children we're
employed. killing eight 1nd injuring over
forty others; some fatally.
Dispensatlons have been granted for a
Masonic lodge at San Juan. L, R.,iand one
mt Manila.
The stockholders Of the cotton seed oil
tiust have been advised not to turn loose
too freely
Recent developments nave shown just
what the railroads do in fostering the gigan
tic mCnopolies.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

a resolution offered In the senate direct.
Ing the secretary Of war to order Major
Gardener to Washington to appear as a
witness before the Philippines committee
precipitated warm discussion.
The minority Of the Philippines commit.
Tee In the senate charged that the repub.
Hear majority were trying TO suppress factI
and conceal information.
The house passed the agricultural bin and
proceeded to consider the District OF Co.
Hmoia appropriation bill, the last bnt two
of the regular supply measures.
The senate committee on the Philippines,
by a strict party vote. refused 70 suh.
roena Major Cornelius Gardener, Agulnaldo.
slxto Lopez and Mabinl.
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WHAT THE AGREEMENT WAS.

London, April so An official statement
was issued by the White star line this
evening 1t says; "rhe White Star lne
entered into a provisional agreement with
the Morgan company In February with
the object Of securing q community of In
tcrest between the American, Atlantic
Transport, Dominion, Leyland. Red Star
and White Star lines. The agreement was
optional as regards Mr.. Morgan until April
so, upon which date the agreement eX-
pred unless extended by mutual consent.
White star line Of his Intention 10 eNer-
else the option and Of proceeding with the
agreement. II is now in order for the
agreement TO be submitted TO the share
holders Of the White Star line and other
companies, the confirmation resting abso.
lutely In the shareholders hands The
shareholders Of the White Star line VIII
meet In May
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
SPORT

American league scores; Baltimore s. Bos.
ton 4 Philadelphia II, Washington = Chi
cago 4, Cleveland o; st. Louis 1, Detroit
o.
National league scores: Boston brooklyn
postponed, rain; New York 6, Philadelphia
>; plttsburg Z, ST. Louis 4.
southern league scores Nashville 2, At
lanta l.
Cumberland Park winners Tom Collins.
C1ntilcver, Toe Lesser, Olcafant. Klnloch
Park Echod1lc.
Lakeside winners Goudy, Dondola Cen.
sof. Approved. Pyrrho Ous, Malay.
Aqueduct winners: lrdesccnt, Master,
Trump. Treutham. Carroll y DobhIuct
The Lakeside meeting has closed and the
Worth tr0Ck WIN Doc opened Friday
At Newmarket r. 8 Sicycr.' 1000.
sulucn hlly, Sccpte. won the FIRST classic
event Of the year, 2ooo guluca stake.
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mon Crelin. The girl, who was looked
upon as the star witness for the State
told a straightforward story While Size
spoke there were few dry eyes In the court
said, her grandfather came into the house,
and after a few words shot her grand.
mother. killing her instantly. Then he shat
the witness mother and fired shot at
the witness MS she dived under a table at
which she had been writing. He then
turned the revolver on himself but the
wound inflicted did not prove fatal, much
to CrClins regret.
While the girl was testifying Creln never
raised bis head.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
TEXAS.

The receipts in the secretary OF states
ofhce show decided decrease from the
same month last year.
Four death penalty cases were before the
court of criminal appeals, One Of them was
affirmed,
Both the State and Weld & Neville want
reneaing In the case recently decided by
the Third court Of civil appeals,
hcLennan county win control the nomina.
lions for congress In the Eleventh distr,c,
and primaries are TO be held Saturday.
Patsy LAWN, arrested at Fort Worth. 4,
TO be taken to Missouri to be tried ,or
Postofhce robbery
Cotton seed crushers association In ses.
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A FIGHT IS TO BE MADE
For the Money Necessary for Oil
Experiments 10 The Navy.
THE TEXAS DELEGATION TO LEAD 1T.
Expected that They Win Be Supported
by the Californians--Cos Trust Can
Hardly Succeed in the House

Washington. April 30 Notwithstanding
the fact that no effort was made in behalf
Of fuel oil in the committee on naval ar
fairs, a night Is going to be made ON the
door OF the house to have the $4,000 asked
for by tue engineering department of the
navy Incorporated iu the SSOUJO,OuO BIZ
which has been reported by the committee.
lt Was announced today that the Texas
dclcl ticn proposed to make the hght in a
body, AMI they VIII probably be- supported
by the Caifornl0us aud others. it l. not
thought that the coal interests can defeat
the proposition on the floor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
New Texas Postmasters.

Washington, April Determinations by
the senate:
Colonies to be brlgadicr generals-Simon
SuydeT Ninetconth infantry; William Au-
mann. Twentynluth Infantry; also Lieu
tenant Colonel Byrd, deputy Quartermaster
general.
Lieutenant Colonel William H. Carter. as.
slstant adjutant general, with rank OF col
Crel.
postm0sters for Texas-A. r. Crawford.
Cameron; II. T, Andrews, Wolfe city; W.
Pllley Wills Point; II. l.. Someryiue Rich.
mond; W, NJ Maggie, Denlson: c. A. Dick.
son, Cleburne; J. T. Dawes, Crockett.
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HANSEN THE PROBABLE WINNER.
President viii Likely Appoint Him Mar
shall for the New District.
iSnepiol IA The Post

Washington April 30 Recent develop
mcnts Indicate even moro strongly than
ever before that w. NJ. Hansen Of Laredo
is 10 be marshal of the new Southern dis
trict Of Texas. c. NJ Ferguson. colored,
who has been here for some time past In
the interest OF MIR, Hansen. had another
talk with the president today, and. while
nothing official has been given out regard
ing the matter, 1t is understood that the
president has practically decided TO forego
his intention to appoint Andrew Jackson,
Houston, 10 take the place and TO give 1t
to Hansen Instead Hanscn's Endorsements
are probably as good as any ever sent to
Washington.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
DISTRICT DAY IN THE HOUSE.
The Personal Tax Law Was Again Made
Operative,

WI
Washington, April S0.-The house today
passed the agricultural bill and began con
sderation Of the District Of Columbia ap.
preparation bill. the last but two Of the
regular supply measures. BY the terms of
a special rule adopted before the district
was taken up It was in order to attach a
lider To 1t to make operative the existing
personal tax law Of the district, which has
been 4 dead letter for twenty years Chair
man Cannon estn ated that there was 500,
OOo,OOo Of untaXed personal property in
Washington, rhe Goldfogle resolution call
ing on the secretary of state for informA.
ton as to whether American citizens of the
Jewish faith we've excluded from Russia
was adopted.
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Warning Of Atmospheric Disturbances.
Galveston, Texas, April 30.-Following re-
ceived tonight:
New Orleans, April 3o.-weather, Gal
veston Storm southeast Texas coast p.
m. disturbance over Northwest Texas;
occasionally high southerly winds tonight
and Thursday. Cline.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
REBELS CAPTURED RIO HACHA.

Panama, Colombia, April 3O.--The report
that the Colombian reyoutionists have cap
trrcd rio Hacha is confirmed. General
FOLIAGE. who was In command of the gar.
rSou. made move 10 attack the rcvolu.
tionary forces leaving the town unprOtect
ed. Meantime the insurgents entered RIO
Uacha.
General SalaZar. the governor Of Panama,
says Rio llcha had been practically evacu-
uted by the government forces because of ITS
unhealthy condition yellow fever and
smallpox this year resulted In the death
there of over 1000 soldiers. lie attaches no
Importance to the capture of Rio Hacha.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
GENERAI GoN1ALEs cAPTrREn.

Caracas Apr:l 3l-Genoral Gonzales,
president Of the district of Cumana, was
made a prisoner during the lighting Oh
April 20 near San Antonio when the gov
eminent troops sustained a bad defeat aud
General Castillo was mortally wounded. me
revoluuonists were marching on the city OF
Cumaua. \ panic prevails ut Carupano
and Barcelona.
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Nearo Murderer Lnnohed.

Brandenburg, Ky, April 3O-Earnest
Dewely, a negro who shot and seriously
wounded Harry Dowell. young white
man az Custom, about seven miles from this
place, was hanged by a mob at 800 THIS
lets.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


Washington, April So,-Second Lieutenant
Ralph Mcdowell recently appointed. has
been assigned to the Twelfth cavalry and
ton.
The comptroller OF the currency today ap.
proved applications to organize Texas banks
with $4,000 capital each: The FIRST Ma.
ttional bank OF Anderson. by II. +. Moore.
~ W. Oliphine, A. J.. Gregory, Dan Me.
rean and 4. III. Wuotors.
The First National bank Of Morgan by ".
~ Aaenathy, g. II. AhemRthy y Martin
waiter Alternately ANA J, b. Ross,
Mrs, Lorenzo ID. hearn OF Dallas As the
guest OF Miss Alma Qulnlan.
Representative Kleberg called az tno
White House today and presented cx-Iieu.
tenant Governor r. Il. Wheeler OF Aransas
fass. The latter returned TO Texas 70.
President Roosevelt has signed the chi.
hgse exclusion iii The non rseI was
gwen by him 10 Representative Kahn d,,J1
VINO mas taken deep Interest IN the lii
The senate today confirmed the nomina.
Won OF William II. Moody OF Massaehnsetf 4
TO be secretary Of tbs nayY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
lie KRATz RRIgERY cAsE.

NO Law FroNdin9 Tor his EStradton
from Mexico.
Mexico City Aprll 30, Regarding the ar.
rest in Guadalaiora OF Charles Kratz, the
alleged ST, Louis briber, Fenton r. Nc
Creery, charge d'aIaires OF the American
embassy, says that he has no adylces that
could be made public The crime Of
bribery is not enumerated In the list Of
offenses for which people may be extraditcd
from Mexico 10 the United states. and the
general extradition law OF Mexico PRO
yldes for eNtradltiOn In emergencies but
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Lonn stepa Down and out.

Washington, April s0.-secretary Long
closed his official career as the head Of
the naval establishment today. Ii has been
arranged that Secretary Moody shall as.
sumo the duties Of secretary OF the navy
tomorrow morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
AMERICAN VESSEL HELD.

Cape Huytteu, Hayti Aprn So.-The gov
ernor OF Puerto Plata souto Domingo,
prevented the departure from that port for
SANTANA Of the clyde line steamer Cherokee
Grom New York Apru % for Turks island,
Suuto Domingo city and other portsl. Her
commander protested. She WIN leave later
for aSuto Domingo direct. 1ne Cherokee Is
AN American vessel.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, April 30.-Eastern Texas
Fair Thursday and Friday; fresh TO brisk
southcasterly wind on the coast.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Falr
Thursday; Friday showers and cooler;
south winds becoming northwest.
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ueNoteu myself
to the study
and treatment
of diseases pei
cullar TO men /
| have per
fected an OF
iginal, up-to.
date method
of treatment
which results
In q complete
restoratlOn to
h e n I p
promptly aud
surely. ! gife
each case In
diyidVal treat
ments and use
No NaAy badt
medicines. "
you realize the
seriousness
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MEXICO HELPED GUATEMALA.

Voted Neat Sum for the Relief of the
Earthquake Sufferers.
Mexico City, April 30. The Mexican CON
gress has voted $4,000 in aid of the
Guatemalan sufferers from earthquake dis
turhanCes,
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cULeERsoN RESOLUTION


Called Tor inform alton Concerning Con-
o1o' % U'e wa ~ Sa''''l'
Ap''l ~ -'' son
'V''' 0,'oe'U " i'So'1.',N ea'"N5 %" 'Ne
60 ~; ""' ',' ,li-o' .''a
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cot.,t In, t,. ,.. ,,-.........
whom, ro,.,,a-,.I W.. ,..,,5 ~, nv,
,b,rti ~ ,4 ,,,,,. .,,...i ,,..,..,,,l,,,.. IA,
t5.. Pblfpplpos and ,,t.tts. .,1ro,.l I,y
him or DIV the v,3r 5.uertro.pt. v,etbrr
General SMITH, order. to Major Waller
u.rr in yrjffn. and whether tnct ,yerc an.
proved Dos the officer commandlug IN tLs
Philippines: whether they have been ne.
ctlved 5y the war department and whether
those orders have been revoked OF counter
mudrd.
The ry-yluton was not passed upon today.
,..,. ,..,.. ..,...,,.,.,,
- ''i'' - 80, - ~, az Nv
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CONFIDENTIAL.
For twenty years l have der

portance OF taking advantage OF the most
expert treatment. and consult me withnu1|
delay, | make no charge for consultation.
and invite every one afflicted 70 rlu, ~.
write for symptom blanks explaining avn
perfect method OF home treatment. gorres''
pondence confidential.
J. NEWTON HATHAwAY/M. D
2l0 Alamo Plaza. san AntSaIs, Teas
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TWELVE YEAR OLD WITNESS
Gave Testimony in a Remarkable Murde
Case.

New York. April 30.-with remarkable
comDosure. 12-year-old Maud Ferguson, the
only living witness OF the shooting OF her
mother and grandmother In their home IA
Miiburn last February. has testified at New
ark to facts which. II substaptIaned, Will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-01
PRINCESS RADzIWluL SENTENCED.

Forged Cecil Rhodes Name and Was
Given Two Years.
Capetown. April 3o.-Princess Radziwili,
who has been on trial here before the
supreme court on the charge of forgery in
connection with notes purporting to have
been Endorsed by the late Cecil Rhodes,
was sentenced today TO two years condne-
ment In the house of correction.
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MORGAN GETS LIONS SHARE.

Over Twelve Millions in Return for His
Services,
London, April 3C-The Associated Press
understands that j. Pierpont Morgan gets
f2,5oO.O0O In stock Of the shipping com
bine 10 return for his services In organ
izing and financing it,
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100 Doses
For One Dollar

Economy in medicine must be
measured by two things-cost and
effect. 1t cannot be measured by
either alone. 1t is greatest in that
medicine that does the most for
the money-that radically and per-
manently cures at the least ex-
pense. That medicine is
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Hoods Jarsaparillo

Il purides and enriches the blood.
cures pimples, eczema and sill
ernptions, tired, languid feelings,
loss Of appetite and general debility.
II have taken Hoods ssrsaparilla and
found y reliable and giving perfect satisfse.
son u takes away that tired feeling. gives
energy aid puts the blood 10 good condition. .
Nrss EsFiK copoSSE. isss isth Street, N. VI.
Washington, D. @. = -
Hoods aarsaparIiIa prop,sa. -
ours and keeps tho promise.
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General ohseruatinns

Observations taken by United states
weather bureau at p. m. 10th meridian
time: Tempera- Rain.
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Mrs. Lorenzo ID. hearn OF Dallas IS the
guest OF Miss Alma Quinlau.