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Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1903-06-01

Mr.. F. F. Marzahn of Waterville,
Minnesota, one of the best known pro-
hibitionists in his part of the state,
was recently elected city treasurer Of
his own town. The local paper, speak
ing thereof, says:
Mr.. Marzahn made a fine showing for
treasurer, defeating one of the most popu-
lar young men Of the city.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1903-06-01

Rallies at the following places will
be addressed by National Chairman
Oliver w. Stewart: June 81, Kensing-
ton; %, Elbow Lake; %, Underwood;
"a, Crookston; Is, Halstad; 26, VOL
verton; II and %, Heiberg; 20, Audu-
bon; 80, Little Betheny and Pelican
Rapids.
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FL Polo NOrte
CAFE Y BILLAR.

FL mejor establecimiento de su
clase en- San Juan. Servicio esme-
radisimo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe,
refrescos, y icores, de la may or pu-
reza.
Is San Francisco Is
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SEDICION EN- FL
EJERCIT0 RUS0
Varios ofciales deteni-
dos en- Kieff

Londrep, 8 de Abril.-Tele GRAHAM
de San Petssburgo que empienza &
echar raiees entire le ejefcito ruso
una sgitaci6n revolueionara qze po.
dr6 traer serias ccmplicRciones en-
porvenir no lejauo. Dos ofcialea
de artille,fs. de nombres Vssailis #
y Gsigerisff fueron recientementa
detenidos por ofensas de car rzcter
politieo y encefrados en- las fortAle'
zas de San Pedro y San Pablo. y en-
relaci6n con Ell mismo asunto que
di6 lugar & estas encArcalaciones
han sido detanidos vArios oficiales
militares en- Kit #.
En- el departamenso dc Justicia
Militar se ha creado una secci6n es'
pecial para yer las causas pol1ticas
de entire ell eiercito nacional.
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Tn pr6digO amefi-
CalO en- Geneva
Un timador reducido a
prisi6n
Aumenta Ia COlOnia en- TuneZ

Roma, 81 de Marzo.-Los ameri-
eAnos del norte en- Italia, como pm.
ra compensar los golpes que reel.
ben de vez en- cuando en- su TERRA
de mants pecadoras itslianas, dan
CON fseeuenciA materiR de converse,
ci6n para los corrillos de los cafes
y las tertulias .fAmiliares.
H&blase ActuAlmente de nm ameri'
cauo que lego ha POGO 6 G6nova,
donde 90 hiz1 h6roe del dia, prodi
gando & dieatro v siniestro el dinero
en- buenAs monedas de orc. Nd zos
de hotel, cocheros, boter0s, TODD el
cue tuvo In suerte de &cerc&rsele,
racibieron explendidas propinas por
los servicios mas insignifcAntes. Y
no contento de tanta explendidez,
ell singular americana ae complacfa
en- arrojar dinero & 10 Gale desde la
ventana de ga posaaa, para gozar
del placer de YER como 90 disputa'
ban las monedas, 6 pufsts 70 limpio,
hombYos, mujeres, muchachos. LAs
hazAf1as del var Ike Q llegarcn 6 produ
cir verdRderos esc<ndalos, y In po'
licia tuvo que tomar cartAs en- el
asunto, ponie endole & buen recaudo
por loco. CuAndo se le detuvo aun
tenia $1,000 en- el bolsillo. Ahora
Sc dice que serG aeportaao.
Otro americana bAstante bien yes.
lido, por cierto, Sc present6 ha POGO
en- 10 BAnca Veneta de VeneciA, pre-.
sentando cArta de cr6dito librada
por un banco de Nueva York por
la suma de 10000 & nombre de nm
tai Samuel Rirach. Fl individuo
en- question recibio el diuero, y se
diriji6 6 10 Iglesia de San Marcos.
-etirkndose luego 6 uno de los ho'
teles de mas lujo donde estAba hos.
pedado. Dos horas mas tarde la
BAnea de Veneta recibia Aviso de
NuevA Yo, k de que se habfa estra.
viado un cheque de Mr.. .Hirsch, CON
encargo de que no fuera pt 6 ado. La
pollcfA logr6 dar con el timador,
pero no Asi CON el dinero. Ri indi-
viduo no ha querido en- modo algu.
no dar su nombre, y Sc dice que po-
CO Antes de ocurrir Ell incidente, Sc
hAbfa presentado 6 don Carlos de
Borbon, manifestkndole que era Gu.
bAno de nAcimiento.
Pasando & ctro orden de noticias,
le Aire que las, AutoridAdes scaban
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Provision de VaCanteS

Varios jefes de 10 Poliefa Iaaular,
puer 4rriquef1os, han lido saliendo
del Cusrp0. Como en- Paerto Rico
hay hombres aptos para oeupar esoa
| pue. tos vacantes, como hay aqui
ciutl0d0a0s puert0viqueao con m6ri.
tos para SCR nombrAdos y como por
otra parte no podemos Greer que sea
intene:o1 ! del gobierno aar aeeeso en-
In direction de 10 Policfa Insular
solo & elementos amerieAnos, pensa-
mos ne acudir6 puertorriq ueflos
para oeupRr los puestos vacantes.
El acd y ell aNd no pnele nj debe
existir, No go justo nj sensAto que
existA. Es as1 que 81 pudiera haber
an 10 Poliefa elementos perjuaiciales
al baen nombre de esta, no son san
tos nj mueho msnos todos los hom.
bres, W sean espalloles, americanos,
alemanes 8 iaponeses.
En- todAs parties casecen Aav0s y
buena prueba de 10 que dseimos es
ell famoso asunto del contra bAndo do
licores.
lSe quisre que haya honbres hon.
RADIOS y rectos en- 10 Poliefa Y en-
toaos los amos de 10 p6blica aami-
nistraci6nf En- Puer to Rico los hay.
Los hay on la Poiie1a. Los hay en-
eli gobie- mo. Ac6aAse 6 esos hom-
bres. Psro no se ponga de mani
fiekt to fAvoritismo de ninguna espe.
Gle. Y no SO hsgA de maners que
si se destituye 6 se separa de este 6
aquel emp.eo p1blico G nm puerto
rr1quefio, vengs llenar ese vaefo
persona para el pueblo de Puerto
Rico desconocida, que no sc sepA
como aqui lego, caAles son sus me
ritos v sus prendas personsles. y
hnalmente, valiendonos de 10 frsss
vulgar, si es ssaa brujG como otro eual.
quiera.
Si 6 este pueblo Sc pretende dar
ejemplos sanos, enpi6sese por res.
petar sus derechos y ell derecho de
los que squf han nacido y pueden y
debsn ocupar puestos para los cuA-
les SON sptos y honrados.
Esto hAeen en- todAs parties los
gobiernos iustos! HAatR Ahora ha.
biamos visto con aisgusto, que shasta
10 que llegxmos & apelliaar Su Ma
jektad ell Concsjo, acudiese prece.
Geates erroneos muehks veces del
Estaao tal cual para fAvorecsr pla'
mes polfticos, y claro es qae nos aor
prenden hoy hAsta cierso punto no
dessgradablemente, ell que Sc I'd.
vierta algo 9af como indlcio de qze
se quiege restab ser cierta norma.
lidad en- los servieie @ r dblicos.
Dscimos que hasta cierto punto,
porque nosotros no podrfamos callsr
jsu&s, no podr famos eonveneernos
sin protests de que CON tales proce
dimientos se persiguiese NO 10 que
es aigno de APPLAUSE. sino el dsspla'
zamianto de nuestro pueblo, 10 anu
laci6a de nuestros hermanos susti. |
tuJ sndo en- los puestos p1blicos & los
puertorriqusflos con otros elemen'
tos que pudieran acaso adolecer de
mayores defectos que los que ne
G qasllos & quienes ri.
canza la eseobA que limpia impu
rezRs.
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SOlnbrj) aCOnteCi-
mientO en- AreCibO
Un nif1o de pocos meses
muerto EN- brazos de
su nladre
[De maestro coresponsal

Abril, IA Desde hace diss pc en- !.
cuentrh aqui una pobre mujer de
Utua6o, llamasa Catalina Morales.
que CON nm min mny mono, como de
euatro de meses de- edad, en- los b o.
z1s, imploraba 10 caridad 15lica.
Pues bieu; ayer amaneei6 muerta l.
criaturita, y il gente de Il que IL
mR1Ye 10 hAbfa estrsr 6 alAdo. Con
tsl motive, las sutoridaaes tomsron
cartss en- ell asunto, los fAcultAtivos
examinaron ell cad6ver y practices.
ron Il autopsia, dsspues de 10 eaal
distaminaroD: que el niflo muri6 per
asfix'a, psro que no ptessnta el Co.
dAysr sefial alguna de violencia ejer
cida por mano extrafia. Ea cuanto
6 10 mujar.... sigae pidiendo Ii
m lsna.
Para curor I'm RefYudo en- un dId
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BRoMO
QUININA FL boticario le devolverA s Ell dinero 81
no Sc cura, La frma de e. W, GROVE se halla
ne cada cajfta.
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Delegates q Ia aSam-
blea eSpiritiSta
de Mayaguez

El Comit6 local de 10 asamb.ea
espiritista de Puerto Rico, en- session
celebrada ell IL del que cursa acora6
nombrsr para delegados 6 10 asam'
blea que se celebrar& los aias 18 y
19 pr6ximos, 6 los se n ores Lcaoa.
Don Rosendo Matienso CIntron y
don Att 1nio Moreno Calderon.
Dichos Representatives. partir6n
para In Ciuaaa del CASTE ell Viernes
de 10 presente semans.
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'SeInala religiOSa
muy SOlemne
en- Arecibo
Algo paSa en- Ell hospital ALL
Un cinemat6grafo Sc va
y una compafffa ecues-
ire llega
(Ds maestro coresponsal)

Abril, Ia. LAS fiastas de 10 sama-
M Santa Be han verifieado en- esta
poblaci6n con pompa y lue.miento.
La procession del Santo Entierro tn
vo extraordinaria coneurrencia. 81
Sepulcro estaba adornado CON sumo
gusto, llsmando mucbo 10 atenci6n
&c todos 81 precioso decorado que Ell
inteligente artista don Jofe Huerta
llev&ra 6 cabo en 81
FL tenienta de la polie1s insular
senior Tsllaaa, deada ell dia il sc
encuentra en- esta localidad donde
ha sido traslado.
Sc dice por squf q as CON toda Sc.
guridad 6 fnea del presenta mes
tendremos entire nosotros Ell circo de
Mr.. Tony Lowande, que actualmen-
to se hsya trabajando en- esa CAPT.
tAl. Rsina con tal motive, mueho
entuaiasmo por estas latitudes.
El iovan arecibef1o don Carlos
HueftA embarear& al pr6ximo dia 20
CON rumbo los Eatados Unidos.
EI excelente einemAt6grafo fo de los
sef1ores Mulet Maim6n y Ca. que en-
el teatro de esta ciudRd viene ha-
ciendo las delieias del pdblico, ssr6
trasladado en- la pY6xima semana &
Maysguax, donde indudablemente
gustar& mucho. Las viatAs que en-
10 noehe del domingo se exhibieron
aqu1 fuerOn del agraao de 10 gran
concurreneia que llensba eli local y
que no cesaba de aplaudirlas. Los
sefiores de References, msrscen,
paes, la protection del p1blico de
cua q uier pueblo que visitsn.
Psreee que en- eli hospital de este
pueblo, &dministrado por hermanas
de 10 carload, pasa algo, que debe
ser grave, pueg, & virtud de densn.
cia del doctor Suroni, hase alberto
una information.
De 10 que resulte, daremos cuenta.
Dssde RnOche se eneuentra entire
nosotros Ell sef1or Tirado Verrier,
secretatio que faS de esta Corte y
dltimamente. fiscal de IL de Huma.
Gao, puesto que rsnuncio por mott.
vos que todos eonocen y cue le hon.
ran mueho.
El ssf1or Tirado Verrier, desen.
cantAdo completamente de 10 polfti.
CO republicAna, acaso abra su bnfe.
10 en- esta eulta ciudad Nos ale.
cranes de que esto Sc realiee.
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DeCanO de los m6diCOS

FL deaano de los me1icos es un
anciano doctor que habita en- Mont
pellier.
Naci6 en- 1901, y cuenta en- IL &C.
tuaiidad ciento dos afioe. GOA de
una completa 90 ud, y debe SD larga
vida 6 So s6bria aim entaci6n y & "a
estancis en- lugares donae sc respira
aire sano.
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de publican una estaGf,ticR que de.
muestra que 10 colonia italians de
Tanex ha aumentAdo en- Sd. 0OG per.
sonas aurante los 6.timos n6eve
meses, 6 sea, & raz6n de 6 900 indi-
viSuos por .no. Els IL primera vez
Que sc publlca una eE tadfstica of
cial. AqIf sc siente mucha intran.
quili3ad por Ell porvenir del protec.
torado. Hasta otrs, amigo Director
'suyo aftmo.
CdUi0li0.
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CuriOSa excursion

De Dinamarca ha sailido una ex
cirsi6n para Groenlandia cen objs.
to de estnAisr lss costumbrss y los
csntcs y literAtura populares. Esta
formsdR por eninentes literatos y
s-c;o.ogos, y ser&n muy cutiosos
los resultados de sus investigAcio.
nes.
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MIGUEL P0UVENTUD

Hoy embsres para Estados Uni
dos este inteligente tip6grs 70, que
regres6 hace slgunos meses de
aquel pals en- dende SO hAlIaba EN-.
p'esdo en- sThe p Aerto Rico Herald.
de New Yo! k,
Hoy vi 6 Filadelfia como emplea
do tAmhi6u de una case edito1a de
eaA ciudad.
Busn visie le aesesmoa al estims'
do amigo y gratss impresiones en-
oil pals de los libres.
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IA CORRESPONDENTS Dg PDER70kIc0' Is DE IBRI Dr 1908
Tn indult0 que Sc
desea en- YauCo
(De maestro c0srespoasall j

Abril Is lie die 4 v. en- mi pc.
nd TINA correspondence. Que fu6
trAsladado de Yauco San Germxn
el pundonoroso segundo teuiente de
laPolicfA InaulAr don Miguel Hurta'
do deiando merecidas simpAtfas en-.
tire toaas las classes sociales, p0r On
bondadoso Cal aster y por Ell reeto
eumplImiento de sus deberss.
Numerosas personas de desahoga' :
do posici6n social piaen al Goberna'
uor ell indulto de don Francisco L6
paz A costa preso en- In ckreel de
Pone 8, por haber herido levemente,
seg1 se dice, en- def fsnsa propia, 6
In advessArio polftico on los amar
gos dfas de lss elecciones.
DON Francisco L6pez Acosta, es
un ciudadano dtit 6 inteligente, de
buena conducta. segdn 10 justifiean
certiieaciones del Juzgado de Pax y
de 10 Acadia municipal de este pue.
bic; y mas que todo Ii sociedad de
Yauco en- cuyo seno h viviao mu.
chos amos, trabsjanao sismpre con
perseverancla ineRnsable, para SOS
tener aeeorosanente su dignisima
ssposa y tres tiernos nif1os de los
cuales era Sd so.t6n, y que hoy pue.
de decirse, est&n en- 10 offanaaa y
email defgraeia.
Los hijos del pueblo que dan STEM
pre- ell pecho en- las contiendAs civil
les, van 6 las ckrceles, eaen heriios
g suben al cadalso. Los ''gordos"
es decir, los polfticos que trabajAn
por esealar los altos puestos, 81 no
10 consigusn 90 qusdAn en- sus cssas
sAtiE feshos; y 81 10 consiguen sabo'
rean en- 10 alto el aulce nectar de 10
dorado y simb6lica ffuta, sin cnidar.
se de los que est&n absio sirvienao
de escal6n 6 sus ambiciones.
Nosotros pedimos tambien Ell in.
duIto de don Francisco Lopez Asos.
Co, eehando en- 10 balanxR de esta
justa petiei6a nuestra pobrf ,ima in
haenei&.
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A los Notar1OS

OARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
an colores ga hacen 6 In 6raan en-
LA CORRESPONDENCE
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He Went West and Prospered.

Freeland, Kans., Mar. 9th.-One of
the most prosperous farmers in Harper
county is Mr.. N. H. Mead. Some thir-
ty-four years ago he left his home lear
Clarence, N. Y, and anne to Kansas
Here he has thrived splendidly and last
year harvested over n thousand and
forty acres of wheat alone.
But everything has not gone well
with Mr.. Mead, for his health has not
been good for the last few years. He has
suffered a great deal with Kidney and
Bladder Trouble and could get nothing
to stop it. Lately, however, he has
improved a great deal and he says that
he has none of the old symptoms left
and is feeling splendid again. He used
Dodd's Kidney Pills and this remedy
seemed to work wonders in his case
He says himself:
"Dodd's Kidney Pills have made me
well. They are all right and a reliable
remedy for Kidney Trouble. They
helped me right from the start, giving
me great relief, and finally cured me-
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-03-13
The Agile Cashier.

A number of years ago suit was
brought against the cashier of the State
Bank Of Iowa Falls to IN al
legged deposit, which deposit the bank
denied, according to a story in "The
Green Bag" During the trial at Eldora
the defendants attorney made a very
convincing argument for his client, and
took pains to tell the jury of his clients
high social and religious standing and
of the confidence of the people which
he enjoyed, and ~endeavored to impress
upon them inds of the jury that the de-
PENDANT was not the kind of a man to
make a mistake in the handling of 9TH
err peoples money. T. II. Miner, q
witty as well as a very shrewd lawyer,
represented the other side, and in ad-
dressing the jury, said:
Gentlemen, | heartily concur in
what my brother has said of the de-
PENDANT; l agree with him in each and
every statement that he has made per-
tanning to Mr.. IS good self: but ]
would have you consider deeply this
n fact-Canada is full of just such
men,"
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-03-13
Sold by Druggist. Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Press and Pulpit Are Rivals.

President Eliot of Harvard pointed
out in 1888, writing on The Education
of Clergymen," that the press had
become a serious rival Of the pulpit as
a teacher of the people. How potent
is this ethical rivalry is shown in a
recent bulletin issued by the census bu-
reau, showing the newspapers and per-
iodicals in this country from 1890 to
1900. A writer in Harper's Weekly, in
an article on THE Waxing Power of
the Journalist" sails attention to the
figures in this bulletin, by which it is
seen that in 1900 our combined monthly
periodicals had a yearly circulation of
1926, 23S, 764 copies. Allowing five read
nrs TO each copy, the result is 2,131. 193.-
500 readers a year of all the monthly
periodicals. Here is a direct influence,
colossal, indeed, in power.
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WHO COINED CROUCH RIDEnp"
Probability That 1t Was the Celebrat'
ed Authoress, "ouida."

while / was reading the other
night" said a scholarly Washingtonian
to a Post reporter, II was brought face
to face with another instance of the
probable truth of the old saying that
there is nothing new in the world. Ev.
cry one is familiar with the term
rough rider Vt is a phrase which wa,
contributed in no slight degree to the
popularity of the president. 1t is some
thing to c~onjure by, and it gives a d.
rect answer to the question, What's in
a name?' You can't tell me that the
volunteer cavalry would have beer
watched with as much interest IL they
had been known only by their official
designation.
"If my memory serves me correctly,
Col. w. F. Cody, known as Buffalo
Bill is credited with originating the
term Rough Rider He knows the
value of a name as well as any one,
and at the time his word was not dis
puted. 1t may have been original with
him, but he certainly was not the first
to use it. AS | said, the other night l
was reading. | am not ashamed to say
that l was reading Ouida. l had picked
up a copy of Idalia,' and had been
reading some of her extravagant trib-
utes to the hero, E~rceldonne, when ]
caught the phrase rough rider That
startled me, but | might have forgot
ten all about it If it had not been re-
peated a few pages later on. She had
used it in all the significance it acquir-
ed during the Spanish-American war.
"As l do not know of it's use prior to
its appearance in 1dalia,' which was
published at least thirty years ago, I
suppose we had better give Ouida the
credit for originating the name that
has aided in making one man presi-
dent of the United States"
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AUTO GOES OVER STEEP CLIFF
A. r. Pennell, Leading Figure in Bur
dick Murder Case Comes
to Death.

Buffalo, March 11.-More terrible al
most than the death of e. L. Burdick,
was the tragedy that occurred here
when Arthur r. Pencil, m of the
chief figures in the investigation of the
Burdick murder, was killed. Pencil
was riding in his automobile with his
wife and was driving along the edge of
the embankment of a stone quarry. The
automobile swerved, and in some mex
plicable manner leaped over the curb
into the abyss. Pennell was instantly
killed, his head being crushed to an
unrecognizable mass. His wife vas in
jured so severely that the surgeons say
her chances of recovery are very slight.
Two boys saw the tragedy, but were
too far away to know positively just
how it happened. Mrs. Pencil when
found was unable to speak. She was
only semi-conscious when taken to the
hospital, but entirely unable to tell of
the accident and soon after the opera
ton laDsed into Inconsistencies.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-03-13
BAD AIR CAUSES SICKNESS
Passengers On An Ocean Liner Are
Taken Sick-Vessel Is
Guaranteed.

New York. March 1.-THE steamer
of Karamania, from Marseilles, Paler-
co and Naples, was detained at quar-
antine because two of her crew, and four
steerage passengers died under peculiar
circumstances on the voyage. All were
taken with the same symptoms, cramps,
nausea and collapse. 1t is thought they
had been poisoned by some noXious
gases emanating from the cargo.
Symptoms of sickness preceding the
deaths were similar to cholera. The
boat will be thoroughly disinfected and
its 1913 passengers and crew sent to
Hoffman's island to remain until the
health officer positively knows that
they are free from infection. The bod
les were buried at sea and the report of
the ships doctor increased Health Of
ticer Doty's suspicious.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-03-13
HISTORIC CASE is SETTLED
Kentucky Judge Renders Opinion In
Lockard Versus the Asher
Lumber Company.

Frankfort, KY, March 10.-Judge
Cochran, of the federal court, has rem
dered an opinion in the case of Lock-
ard VS.. Asher Lumber company involv-
ing the famous Lockard patent of 1873,
for AZ, 400 acres of land in Harlan coun-
ty. Judge Cochran holds that under the
statute of Kentucky, 1852, which pro-
vides a patent for a larger tract than
200 acres shall not be issued, is in effect
and invalidates the Lockard patent.
The decision wipes out every patent for
more than 200 acres issued since 1852,
and will have a sweeping effect on
eastern Kentucky lands, where extern
sive patents are held by many COM
panies and persons, issued since the
statute of 1852.
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MINISTERS ENDORSE INGALLS,
Cincinnati Evangelical Alliance Fa-
vors Him For Mayor-Two Hun
bred Ministers Present.

Cincinnati, Ohio, March 11.-Resolu-
tions indorsing the candidacy of M. E.
ingalls, for mayor on the fusion Demo-
cratic-Citizens' municipal ticket were
adopted unanimously by the Evangeli-
cal Alliance at the Methodist Book
Concern, about 200 ministers, repre-
senting all denominations, being pres.
ent. The Rev. John Howard Melish of
the Protestant Episcopal church offered
the resolution, as follows:
Resolved, That we view with favor
the candidacy of NJ. e. Ingalls, for may
or of this city, a mar who stands for
civic virtue.
Resolved, That further action be re-
ferred to the committee on civic right
eousness."
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-03-13
SCHOOLS WILL OPEN MONDAY
Judge Stimson Dissolves the Vaocin-
alton Restraining Order A.
Terre Haute.

Terre Haute. Ind, March a tenn
porary restraining order granted by
Judge Stimson to prevent the health
board from excluding unvaccinated
children from the public schools was
dissolved. While the order has been
in force all the public schools were
closed. They will be reopened Monday
with the vaccination order still in
force. The hearing of the suit brought
by the anti-vaccinationists comes up
Monday. The case may be carried 10
the supreme court to establish a power
health board.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-03-13
500 REWARD. l

The readers of this paper will be pleased
TO learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all it's stages inc that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
now known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease. re-
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Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
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testimonials.
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