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lac ANTITRUST BILL.
Democrats Submit Minority Report WIN
Numerous Amendments.

Democrats Submit Minority Report Win
Numerous Amendments.
Washington. January 20. minority re-
port was submitted TO the house by the
democratic members of the house judiciary
committee on the antitrust bill, recently
reported by the committee, They proposa
nm amendment WHICH will make the blA
applicable In It's operations TO existing cor
poratlons as well as To tIose organize ~
Inc future, and VIII deny all corporations
violating the sherman antitrust law me
use Of the malls. telegraph ana teiSplI"-ig,
svStems. as well AS the other tacll!les OF
interstate commerce specified IN the p!l
reported Another amendment proposed 10
mike watered stock groundS for declaring
n CORPORATION engaged In interState com
merce, wherever organized sauH be sup,
feet 10 the jurisdiction Of ne state ~
which 1t msy operate. ProTiSion IS hlan'
by tho minority for the imposition 81 ,hE
on all corporations with q capital IN excess
az 5000 go In addition to imSsslhs nv
where common carriers knowingly trans
port the goods Of a corporation Yl9la' il w
the antitrust law. provision Is mao lCS5
summary seizure and CONFORMATION -.
such goods Finally. the minority proposes
en- amendment putting on the free list cef
tain articles manufactured or steer;
cultural implements, paper ana pup 70,
fne Manufacture Of Rsper, WINDOW anu
plate glass salt md other articles.
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WASHINGTON

President Roosevelt transmitted mes
cage TO congress. submitting the notes OF
Mexico and Chinaa skiing the cooperation
o. this country In establishing hxHd re-
iAt!onship between the moneys OF the goiu
standard countries and the silver using
countries,
The general educational board for the
promotion OF rural free schools IN the
southern States. recentiy chartered by con
gross, was organized John u Rockefeller
has subscrihed 10 its purposes s1"OOp
ycar for ten years,
The Peabody fund trustees adopted res
niuflon proyiding for the establishment anu
maintenance Of q te0chers' college
7, Is probable no action Will he taken on
,be scheme OF establishing camps Tor mill
taty instruction
The man who WAS digger thtn Grant Is
again At Washington trying for a place
Mem hers II the house committee on puo
Ne bindings may come 70 IEHston 10 IN
sptrt the sites for Federal fmild'ns
Texas members win continue 10 ask Ia
Non weevr appropriations buttw'th SINAI
hope ~ success
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HOUSTON.

Chief Ellis entertained his friends in
honor Of his birthday at Ellshury park.
Prof Barnett estimates that the adoption
of the uniform text book law would mean
n loss of $1,000 70 the city.
The Emporln Lumber company has In
creased It's capital stock 20 $5Oo.O0o
The howlerS have arranged banquet Oh
Tuesday AT which the Coylc cup will be
presented to the Turnyercln bowling team.
Paul Low found dead In he'd at Logan
hotel apparently from carbonc acid po!son'
Ing.
The Southern Pacinc has granted an IN.
crease In salary 10 all station agents and
photographers from New Orleans 20 El Paso
The coroner Is investigating the cause OF
Sle death OF the unknown man found near
Sicldon
Grand Exalted Ruler George p Cronk Of
the II + o, n, spent the night In Houston
and was a guest Of the local lodge.
The Calc5oplHus celebrated birth ~ Rob
ert Burns with ball. banquet and supper
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constituted board Of consultation Of the
An.crieen Red Cross Sir. Cortelyou. says
Il ls impossible FOR the president and cab
met 81 serve in such capacity, and asks that
public announcement be made Of that fact,
Complaint 10 made In n memorial SAINT
TO President Roosevelt ~ the manner IN
which the organization is placed Ia the
hands OF one person and OF the management
OF the finances OK The association. These
matters are referred 60 In tile letter OF MT
Corselyur
In the memorial letter says Miss Clara
Burton secured large number 81 proxies
on the representation that she desired 70
secure some slight chnnges' In the by.
laws OF the Red Cross. aud then at the
meeting presented an entirely new set o.
Dy-laws, which, among other thugs per
miued the president ~ the organization TO
hc elected for life, gave the president po"-
or 70 appoint president pro tenn IN case
of aickness, created an executive commit
tee consisting o. the president and four
n'eu,bere the litter to be appointed by the
prosidcnt.clcct
Mr Francis Foster at thH meeting pro
tested against the adoption OF the bylaws
buf they were adopted. 1870 20 20, seventy
two Of the votes being east by proxies.
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presldertiaI NomInatIons.

Washington, January 29.-The president
sent the following nominations to the sen.
ate today c. q. Roberts, Iowa, director
Of the mint,
Army: Colonel Charles h. Davis, Fifth in
fantry, to be hrigadicr general; IAeuten-
ant Colonel Richard II. Pratt, Fifteenth
cavalry, 70 he colonel: Major Frederick
Ward, First cavalry, 70 he lieutenant colo
mel; Captain T. Swift, Fifth cavalry, TO b.
major. Firat Lieutenant Henry Whitehead,
Tenth cavalry. to be captnin First L!entcn
ant Henry VI Morrow, Ninth cavalry, to
be Judge advocate. with rank of major:
Albert Il HltAcld, at large, to be lieu
tenant Of infantry.
Navy: To he assistant surgeons, Fred
erick W S Dean, South Carolina; Richard
r Sutton, Missouri.
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LEGISLATIVE.

The house committee on labor has di-
rcrted substitute drawn for the Cnllan
CHILD labor bill.
The house again argued is card OF ad-
mlnistrntion rulc uJ length and finally sent
II back 20 the committee
The senhte passed the Internationals
merger bill; the bin providing for a home
for IDIOTS the bill amending the law re-
lating TO the disposal of mortgaged prop
crty.
The bin to remove the 1.-Two stock quaran
tine line was referred to a subcommittee OF
the senate stock raising committee
! fnc hrst anu-boll wcryN bin has been in
/ trUduced In the house. II only offers
| reward for remedy.
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ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
7enoted to House With Various Import
- h,,a., rlr,,ay,+~

Reported to House With Various Import
ant Amendments.
Washington. January 2G.-The army ap'
propriation bill was reported 70 the senate
today, amended in various particulars. the
nost important additions provide for tho
retirement. with advanced rank, Of officers
who served in the civil war and for the
creation Of a general staff The retire,
mont amendment is I'm the exact language
81 the bIll recently reported by the senate
military committee and the star amend.
ment is in the language Of the stan III
recommended by the secretary Of war, WIN
the military committees amendment aoaeH,,
Tho committee recommended Increase ~
az 3gG. go In appropriations over the total
which was ST. ,2i1, Pr
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MlNlsrER sERIoUsLY ILL.
lad Attack Of Paralysis In the Presence
OF the King,

Had Attack Of Paralysis in the Presence
OF the king,
Rome. January %. Foreign Minister
Prlneth had an attack Of paralysis IN his
left side while I'm audience with King VIC
tor Emmanuel today. He was removed to
mis- home In a serious condition. The minis
tcrs were holding their usual semi.wce&ly
conference with the king at the Quirinai
when siguor Prinetti, who was addressing
his majesty, suddenly threw up mig arms
staggered and would have fallen but for
Cine fact that he was caught by his col
tongues The incident caused great excite,
ment The king rang for assistance ana
Minister of Commerce BnCelN, who is Il
physician, was able to do what was IN
mcdlately necessary The king who ~ eS-
peclally attached to Slgunr Prinetu, was
much affected HIS majesty decided that
tho minister should be put to bed IN the
QulriuAl, but Dr. BacrlH decided 1t would
BE- necessary to convey him to his home
which was done. .-
1t ia sud the whole Of signor .Prinetti,s
left side is affected, but the physicians are
/ hopeful that he soon will recover.
/ 4 number Of persons CALEB at Sighoi
/ priuettl's residence during the day 10 make
I Inquiries regarding his condition.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
7odav,s Weather.


washington, January 2e.--East Texas
Fair Friday; colder In south portion. sat
'urdsy rain and warmer; brisk northwest
winds
West Texas~-Foir Friday except rain and
colder In south portion. saturday, fair
Alabama AFFAIR and cooler Friday sat
urday. increasing cloudiuees. probably rain
By night; fresh northwest winds
Missis ippi sad Louisiana Fair ana de-
cidedly colder Friday Saturday, increas'
lug clondincss. with rnin at night; tresh
north Ia northeast winds
Arkausas-Fair Friday and Saturdays
colder Friday IN east portion,
Oklahoma and Indian rerdtory-Fair Fri
day aud Saturday
New Mexico Fair Friday and saturday
Galveston. Texas, January ~. The fol
loving ADVISORY warning was issned BY tha
weather bureau here this evening on aI-
vice IL Observer Cline OF View Orleans;
Mich colder. possibly occasional high horth
winds tonight and tomorrow. lhe weather
has been unusually warm nrrt for scte'h4
days aifd extremely fosgy. the latter inter
icrlng with the movement of ships.
Denton Texas, January -. Another
10 ther struck here this morning, dropping
IN temperature rapidly and Is is stil get
t.hs colder
Observations taken by the Uuited states
etalLe. buleau at 5 y. M, 10th meridian
time:
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DOMESTIC

Tie cruiser Atlanta VIII represent the
navy at the Mardl Gras festivities at
Natrhrz. Miss
-Four mon were killed and several injured
b. an explosion At Fort Wayne Ind.
tAvi Ankoney, the millionaire banker
ara farmer N wala W Ia, was elected
United States senator from Washington.
The democrats Of North Carolina MONT.
mated Leo :. Oyerman FOR United states
FerRtor.
There we're thlrty-hve killed. and forty
scrsn injured IN the Southern Pacific
pftck near Tucson.
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TEXAS

The defendants 10 the tyler bank cases
protested against imprisoning and their
protest was sustained.
The governor has appointed the old quar-
an,lue officers ut the various posts
The remains Of Mcjor X. a. Arnold will
probably be removed from Fort Worth TO
the National cemetery at San Antonio.
Several new towns on Eurces county
ranches arc projected.
The steamship ST. Nlcholas went ashore
in Galveston channel during a fog
quite a brisk business is being done by
water between Houston anO Galveston
City Of Beaumont has been cnioiucd &c
prevent the building Of "a pest house.
The Dallas pros have decided to make a
hght for local option despite intcrnecin,
differences
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CONGRESS-.

THE Indian appropriation bill passed the
house. Burtous fight against II was not
very effective
Representative Patterson bombarded the
trusts for an hour and a half.
Representative Reid spoke on good roads
There were no violerE outbreaks In the
senate as on the previous day.
The house bill approprhting $1,000 for the
First BAPTIST church of Cartrrsville. Ga.
destroyed by the Union forces during the
civil war. passed the senate,
senator Foukcr defended ouay's action
III introducing the statehond bill as amend
ments TO the agricultural .and sundry civil
bills.
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vgNE1JELA.

The allies have infHnIed Minister Bowen
chat they refuse to accept the proposal
placing all claimants on an equality.
breach In the negotiations is perlousy
near, unless either Venezuela or tho powers
recede from their present position.
The senate committee, on military affairs
decided to make Il plain, to Germany that
she could not blum UncleNsam.
In the Venezuelan controversy goes to
The Hague tribunal all nations having
calims against VeueEuelaswill be placed on
an equal footing.
France viii not suhmit'to any preferen
tial agreement that leaves her out.
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Observations taken by the United States
etalLe. bu.eau at 5 " M, 10th meridlaD
t.mr.
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Suicided In Court

Lawton, l. T., January 29.-Charles
Smith. member OF the city council since
Lawton became town. and well known
business man, shot himself through the
heart IN the police court today A moment
before Smith announced his intention of
committing suicide He Is believed to have
been brooding over charges Of boodling In
connection with the coming city campaign.
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r4E oRowrH oF TEMpERANcE.
Restraints Paced on Liquor Trade Tor
First Time in Mexico.

First Time in Mexico.
Mexico city, January 29.-Ihere Is gem
eral approval OF the new regulations gov
crning bar rooms and places where puldue
Is sold. An drinking places must close n
noon on sundays. On all other DAYS bar
rooms must close at y. m. Heavy dues
win be- imposed for nfrnctiou az the law.
THIS is the drst attempt to curb the re.
tan LIQUOR trAdc here and owners ~ drink
Ing shops and bars are bitterly complain,
Ing and talk OF petltioning the government
lluuur shops tu this city ~ 10000 people,
aud the government is determined to taxi
measures TO prevent public decentralization.
with IT'S resulting poverty and crime.
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values declined slightly on lack Of
support OF Llyerpoole advance In American
markets..
Wheat became stronger on better foreign
news aud advanced Corn and oats nd
vRnced on better demand
The stock market showed some improve
mcnt over the past fcw days. several rail.
road shares showing activity, but the mar
ket waq without noteworthy feature
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BADLY HURT BY A FALL

John Gentry Is In Critical Oon'Ss
Llano'
Llano. Texas, January %.-1OHn u.
q prominent citizen OF Mason. W..
tempting to get down on hlsa ' M
saloon in this city last night ~ a
struck his head against On', ,a.,.
receiving serious If not fats' ,..s,s,i
to this morning he had mol ,bry sssi
sclousness and three local = ra' rsncl;'
formed an operation on PIP fsFIos crt 4,
portion Of the skull ana t S,S6d IN
4 half pint OF clottedI .o, g,gVtthis ivsh
brain. He is some imprP3'e ecopdItica (
but is sim in a critical 80
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Marnhouse at Athens

Athens Texas, January IS This morn.
ing between and o'clock Kidd X spen.
GERS warehouse. just back Of their brick
storerooms. was burned with its contents
II WAS a wooden structure and was filled
10 It's capacity with furniture, plow stocks
stoves, etc, and burned with great luten.
sity. Only vigorous. well directed work
saved nearby buildings. Estimated loss ON
stock 500 TO $1,000
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mas IN sLEEDINe Kansas

Resolution in the Legislature to Prohibit
Negroes from Voting.
Topeka, Kan. January pa resolution
has been introduced in the legislature to
amend the election laws so as to prohibit
negroes from voting in Kansas.
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Directed 10 Collect the Taxes.

Havana. January ~. General Nunez, gov.
ornor Of Havana province, I'm which the
lsle OF Pines is Included. stated to the
Associated Press correspondent today that
the government had directed the municipal
authorities I'm the Isle " Pines 10 collect
the taxes which the American residents
decline To pay, In default OF payment
the officers will have recourse 20 the courts
FOR the collection of the money,
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Ennineer Davis Dead.

PlaiuGeld. y. j., January 29-Engineer
James II Davis Of the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad express train which ran
into the Eastern express on the Jersey
night, died in the Nluhlenburg hospital to-
DAY. The other victims OF the wreck who
are IN the hospital are reported TO be doing
as well as could be expected, but II is
feared several may not recover.
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Doubled rs capitaI Stock.

berand Telephone and Telegraph company
fled amended articles of Incorporation in
the Office Of the secretary Of state today.
increasing the amount OF capitai stock from
100000 TO S2cOO0,OOO. A record Zee Of
$1,000 was paid into the State treasury by
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Conflicting Renorts.

Madrid, January ~ A dispatch to the
impartial from Taugier announces that Bu
hammara, the pretrnder to the throne OF
Morocco has been rrpuiscd aud is retreat
ing rapidly, II was announced last night
that the spanish government received news
that the Moorish preteuder was advancing
10 attack EeZ
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POLISH COUNTESS ARRESTED.

Charged With Securing an inheritance
Through fraudulent Child
Berlin, January 70 Countess Isabel
Wieserka Kwlech belonging 10 a rich and
orlstocratic Polish family. has been arrest
cd bv the criminal police on the charge
OF pretending 70 have borne son six years
ago aud presenting him as the her to an
estate at WrichleW. province OF Posen, con
sisting ~ 10000 acres and having a yearly
rental roll NJ $1,000,
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Stores and Residence at Charco.

Ruuge, Texas, January 20-J L. Mid.
deton Of Charco lost ny hre this morning
and residence; household goods saved
Loss 5000. insurance 5000 j. 7 John.
son Sons store and contents were ALA
burned; covered by insurance; supposed TO
be incendiary.
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. eoaeeoeoeoee eas0eSE0V
'ERoNicA BURNED AT SEA.
Crew Mutinied and Murdered Cap
tain and Other Officers

tain arc OtNtV
Liverpool. January 20 The Brit
isn steamer Brunswick, Captain
Brown, from Marenheim. Brazil via
runchal. MADEIRA, arrived here 70
day and landed Ave survivors Of tue
British bark Veronica. Captain show'
from ship Island, Miss. October D.
for Monteyideo. who were picked w
at sea by the Brunswick before ar.
rlving at Funchal. The men reported
that the veronica was burned az
sea December 20.
The cook OF the veronica, colofeu
man, who was among those rescued
by the Brunswick, made statement
10 Captain Brown. which caused him
TO cable to Scotland Yard The
COOK. however. asserts that the men
led by the boHtswOln, German
mutlnied aud murdered the captain
CHIEF ofGccrs and others. and threat
encd to kill him II no betrayed them.
After an Investigation the four sea-
men Of the Veronica were formally
charged with numbering seven OF
their ship mates.
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Residence at Denton.

Denton, Texas. January 20, The resi-
deuce Of Thomas +. Gcrrent was burned
at an early hour this morning together
with all lis contents, the family escaping
with only part OF their clothes TIL
house and contents were insured for $1,000
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Groves Black Root Live, Pills.

Made from an active principle obtained
from, Black Root They act on the liver
eIuat 10 eaiomei and leave no bad after
euects' NO gripping, no sick stomach. WIN
cure chronic constipation. Price - cents,
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eeNEaAL EoUcArolNAL eoARo.
Main Object Ia Promotion Of Rural Free
Schools in Soathern States.


Washington. January 20 The general cd
ucntional hoard. recently chartered Ivy con
gross 70 promote cduco ional work In tho
United Sintcs, was organized today II con
ssts az ". IL Baldwin, Jr Wallace But
trick. j. H. VI, Curry Frederick r. Gales,
Baui"l G.. Gilmore Morris * lcssup. Robert
G.. OSleu Walter II. rage George Foster
Peabody John ID. Rockefeller, Jr., and Al
Sir baldwin was elected chairman Mr.
Peabody treasurer ana Mr. Buttrlck secre-
tory nud executive officer. The business
Offices Of the palrd will be at liS Nassau
street, Now York. one of It's main objects
is the promotion nf rural free schools IN
the Southern States. although the charter
contemplotes educational work in all parts
Of the Union Pending the granting Of the
charter tho board las been at work FOR
year under articles Of association. A. the
beginning ~ It's work, = generous friend,
az announced by the board subscribed SO.
o01 ycnr for 81 period nr ten years. which
sum, the bqard snys has enabled the demon
strntion OF the possibility Of the prncticn-
bihty Of philanthropic cooperation With
the public authorities It developed today
that this donor was Mir. Rockefeller other
sums OF money, smaller In amount, also
have been received The recent report that
vast sums Of money were to be placed 81
the disposition Of the hoard is announced
officially to BE- absolutely without founda-
ton.
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rempIe Beth israel

Sabbath services viii be oe.u
ing at s and tomorrow .uv SO
o'clock. Address thy re9gI sn
Burns, the Poet and th tes.s ai VII Z,
The confirmation class ga Al slS ~
on Thursday evening AZ
street
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Residence at Midlothian

Midlothian, Texas, january 2S.-The res
dence Of Mrs. NJ +, Barton, together with
the household goods, was burned about 1
o'clock this morning. Building and con.
tents valued az SllO0. insured in the Ham.
burg Bremen for $3.50.
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RED CROSS SOCIETY DIFFERENCES,
Miss Clara Barton Accused OF Securing
Proxies BY False Misre representation.

FTVNIas UY aIse IsTcpTeb0nIaNON'
Washington, January ~. General John
NJ Wilson Of the Red Cross society submit.
red memorial With reference to certain
differences which have arisen in regard 20
the management Of the organizations AZ
fairs. Included in the papers submitted
with the memorial Is a letter from secre
tary Cortelyou, addressed 10 Miss Clara
Barton. president 81 the Red Cross IN
which ne says that, In accordance with a
copy ~ tho bylaws submitted by the az
ISOLATION, the president aud bis cabinet are
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stenson Recovered ludnment.

Marlin, Texas, January 29-rhe Jury in
the famous stcnson insurance case brought
in verdict for the total amount Of the
Insurance aud 8 per cent interest for about
nNe years. Tho Insurance aggregated about
$1,000 and the interest runs it to about
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Major Glenn Acquitted.

Manila January - Major Edwin +.
Glenn OF the Fifth infantry. who WAS srled
by court martial on charge VI uulawfully
Killing prisoners " war, has been acquitted.
he has been ordered to return 10 duty, The
verdict Is popular
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No Election Yet.

Dover, Del. January 29.-The eigln 7.
lot for United States senator resulted. T..
term-Addicks ii; H. A., Dupc,na,. N w, 7,
Black 81. short term-AddicSs y, 5 3 N
s; T. c. Dupont ?; II. A. Richarasosa,, n
Bigges 81. Total vote OF neess'A' x
choice 81.
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The commission has given notice Of
bearing on the stock rates.
The Southern Paclhcs hospital ear is now
ready for service
Southern Pacific tecgraphers have been
granted an increase.
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BY keeping the liver active the systen, a
cleansed o. impurities and Is enabled 10
ward on diseases !"
oxIDINE v the best LAYER and Mal.r,,,
Tonic sold. AJAX your druggist.
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Olympia, Wash, January S.-* Z,
keney. the millionaire banker sn "a M ~
of Walla WallR, was elected JIM s,.I,,ss
senator in Joint session Of me les'
today, 10 succeed George Tufheh