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New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Monday, October 3, 1894.

ARRIVED
steamer aaaeap2!.s .gr Gates 1oad;2a on ssPss1ssr
sengers uats~- Arrived AT th- Bar At $50 m
Dover Septenper a. TO 5hr Red star Line. VITA 500
cabin and 65l s'eerssy passengers and mdse Arrived
steamer oscar III pam Hempel CopeuhaSea Sep
Punch. Etye 4 Co. with i52 cabin 90 s;serase pas
steamer GllI.a tAus). Stuparich Trieste September
brothers 3 Co. ith cabin "a steerase
and rnds~ Nsryea 4, {hr p' t,ST AT t, q M s,n
H. 20 Fuacb Etye a CO. with mdse Arrived at the
steamer Northwe-teru Thompson. Port Arthur Sep
S-'ssr - W yIh EIvs @i1 % 60 O' No'PNHS
steamer yunlarI tcu6an' johnson. Guantanamo sep
win adse. Arrived 4 the Bar a. :: so a
ternber IS } + Kerr x 90. with cabin passengers
aHd fruit Arrived aJ tNg R, uar az pa m ,, , =
AIMS Bay September 2s Montego BAY = and Port
fruit ArrtXSd AZ me Tar E at &,sg a m, m ,, o..
and curacao % 20 9oait9n, Bliss 3 panett. with
at siol3 Ieio psiF' M mans '"1 muse arrived At 'n' Bar
steamer Trinidad 1Rr} Frazer. Bermuda October !.
and mdse ArriySd at The Bar at rs p m
Ibertl. Mcleod Batimors september 20, ballast.
Passed in M G ana W 'eSNisS ana 'o ST
ceeded 10 Stapleton staten Island
Foster. with nndse. Left Quarantine at 6:5S a m
N6rfoIS to the old Dominion steamship Compaay ii5e
with passengers and mdse Lett Quarantine at S.22
steamer Kansas CITY. smith. savannah September
and mdse Lett Quarantine at
steamer Comus KembIe, New-Orleaus September IS
70 the southern Pacific Company. passengers
nncsc. Left Quarantine a m.
steamer FL Dia. Mason. Galveston September 10
the southern Pacific Company. with mdse. Quar-
auftne 81
steamer RAein toier' Rott. Bremen September 20 TO
1elrtcGs Go, with passengers Southeast
Fire Island 10-5O IN.
Steamer Rotterdam tDutchl Roggevesn Rotterdam and
houogne september "a to Holland America Line. with
III cabin and 9 stecrase passengers
at the Bar at $50
Bowie tBfl. Hart. LiverpooI Sepseunher
White with mGse- Arrived al ne Bar AZ S.sO
y
moderate breeze. clear
SAILED
Steamers Yumuri Glorl Port Antonio. Jaso, Nor,
Anne Norfolk and Newport News; steam Yacht Delaware
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
London Oct arrived steamer Minne,onta fr,-, ~,
land. Sew-Nork '''' A-'
HUI October a-sailed steamer Toronto fHr, ,,,-.
New-York N-'' ~+---'
Bremen Oct m-ATrived steamer Cirosssr Errsur-,
Gerl. Reimkasten. New York. Via PiymoItb anS
- CGerbOuTE --'~
Hamburg, Oct n m m&ATIiyed steamer Blucher tGsr,
hefast Oct sailed steamer Potomac Clr Ma fo,al5
ehsF6OGrE Oct J. s:2O Ea-sailsa. steamer o--n,,,.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

tBr, Bartlett trrom Southampton. Nw-I1r -,
Brisbane 2-Arrivei. steamer Everton tiranse tDl
Brown. Sydney. y W for NeW-AorN
Genoa. 1-Arrived. steamer Ctta d I'slAo tll@D
Gaileto. NeW-NurS.
Para sept 2S-sailed steamer Thesps t3rl. Ferguson
from Rio JanerO. etcl Sevr-forS
SUez. Oct Arrived. steamer Foyle tbEh az, Nuns
Kong Manila. etc. for Boston and New loFS,
Malaga sept 2S-Saed. steamer Sicanla tl1AJ -1@-'-
NeW-YorK-
Aden Oct SArrved. steamer IndraVeil ttsE C14'71'
New-XorS for Singapore Manila and Cni1e 60
Bermuda. Oct l-Saied steamer Trinidad '7Ii E'eS'
New-NorI-
Gibraltar. Oct 3. El-sailet steamer HS,s.- yrS:
tGeri, Pesch tfroEl Genoa and Napesl, -
arrived steamer E5ngin Luise 'tIrll;; Soe'-'
New-York FOR Naples and Genoa tana proc-Vleu'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NEW MAIL TRAINS TO BOSTON
New-Haven Road Complies with Demand of
Postofice Department.

NewHayen. conn. oct. a.-The Nev-York. Nax
Haven and Hartford Railroad managcment this
afternoon announced that in response 10 AN mr.
gent demand OF the Postofice Department tr ba5
been decided TO establish early morning govern
mcnt mail train between New-York ana Eostor
eastbound leaving New-Nork at = "a. M and ar
rivng al Boston at $50, and wcstbouad lr.tying
Boston At 2SO =. n and arriving at Nev--YorJ, al
5 o'clock 50
The first train will be run on "Wednesday morn
ing next In its arrurgement with the goy,rrrner+
the management Of The company has reserved ~
right 20 carry passengers on these trains shouit
he f.L.d l.srluL. -----
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
SPECIAL FRANCHISE TAX CASES SOON.

Albany oct. 3-Attorney General Cunneen has re-
ceived word from the United States Supreme Court
that the States special franchise tax cases Will be
called for argument before that tribunal about the
middle OF November Mr.. Cunueen viii argue for
the State and several OF the most distinguished at
torneys in New-York city FOR the appellant cor
nora tons The latter appeal from the decision of
the State Court of Appeals. which 10y undivided
referee their opinion that the special franchise
tax was constitutional
This 1+U he the second case the State has had
he fore the federal court OF last appeal u Mr Gun
mems term OF Office. decision Is expected before
the end Of the year and the meeting Of new State
Fap1 eT1~rs
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
IoHN wARREN wILsoN.

John Warren Wilson. head Of the exporting ana
importing nrm OF J. W. Wison ~ Co.. ut SO. 80
Front-st, Manhattan. died at his home No d.
EiEhth-dVe.. Brooklyn yesterday morning He v-.t4
LorE a. Elizabeth. y. j.. on September e. 1871
ThiTty-fiVe years ago bee established the f-rD ~
J. ". Wilson * Co. which traded with Nl,xir mi
the West Indies. Mr.. Wilson WAS member of th@
NfW-A 'rk Chamber of Commerce. q director. of me
Atlantic Mutual Marine Insurance Company and n
member OF the Montauk club. In Brooklyn DURING
iHr tlEl War ne was member OF the I'D New
"rk NolunteerS, and since had been Inflated y-if,
lanes Monroe Post @. a. r.. of Manhattan T.
leaves "a widow. three daughters ami TWO sons
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
MRs. oEslNE LEMckE-

The funeral OF Afre. Gesine Lemcke who died on
Saturday, VIII he held TODAY. at p. u an St
Peters Church. Dekalb and Bedford Ives.. Brook
Ism
Mrs. iemrke "A writer ON domestic science
and cooking native OF Hanover. Germany where
she Was born tu 1871. she to America when "a
girl. and married early In lsst within single
NrHr she lost two sons. one was John. ~t-deuJ
AZ cornell The other younger son. stu
dent no Leipsic where he Was accidentally drowned
With an uncle. Mrs LeUck.'s only brother. hile
sailing on the River Weser- Since that time she
had travelled extensively studying domestic science
and writing on the subject, on which she published
- 49, -.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NEW CARS AND LOCOMOTIVES FOR P.R.R.

Philadelphia, oct. s-The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has awarded contracts for six hundred
steel hopper coal cars TO the Pressed Steel Car
Company and the Cambria Steel Company, each
concern 10 build three hundred. Eighty-tve pas
Eenger coaches Will be built IN its various car shops
IN this city. Wilmington. Del, and Altoona, and
a the Meadow Shop. IN New-Jersey. Orders have
also been issued for the building at the Altoona
shops of twenty-five powerful freight engines he
used the lines west Of Pittsburg. The complA,
Is considering bid for two hundred coke cars
The officials of the railroad say they in urgent
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
DR.. MERRIC BEMls.

Worcester. Mass. Oct 2-pr. Merric Beus for
fifteen prior to 1872 superintendent Worces-
ter Lunatic Hospital and widely known as am ex-
pert ou insanity. died suddenly to-day OF BriFhts
disease aged eighty four. He was a warm friend
Of Senator ,ieorge r. Hoar, with whom ne had
travelled extensively in Europe. and was deeply
affected by the latter's death. OF late years Dr.
Bemis, assisted by his SON. Dr. John H. Btris
had managed "a large private asylum for IT,, iu-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

NestbuIed winter cars were run over the Ford
man, West Farms, Southern Boulevard and Willis
ave. lines OF the Union Railway for the first tir,a
Yesterday. About hundred cars have been tins
equipped. AS rapidly as is possible every closed
car Of the system is to be vestibuled
The large five masted schooner NJ. D. Cressev
which arrived yesterday from Feruandina brought
s''4a railroad ties. the record cargo OF ties from
that port 'O'H
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
wITHDRAws FROM TOBACCO Trust

II was announced Yesterday At the office Of the
Hilson company. cigar manufacturers at First
ave and Thirty -nnth-st.. that reorganization az
the company had been effected and that the cor
poraton was no longer connected with the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company. The following new ofF
GERS We're elected: President. Edward HiIson. mr.
EElGe-pT E esdent Leo ". Mayer; second vce-presi-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
"oPEN SHOP" BASIS FOR PULLMAN co

Chicago Oct. 3.-The Pullman Company resumed
work I'm its manufacturing department to-day put
ting a small force of work. Three hun
dred given employment IN tho saU,n,u1
and lumber yards. and the number is 10 be in
creased ~ the work is developed according 10
Nice-President Wickes until l,500 or 20Oo men are
aSalh on the payroll Those employed were re-
CURED To- sign an application promising 10 obey
me rules OF tie company Signing of the an
pll'atlon, said Fice-I'resiGent WickeS '.mfant
that resumption would be the open shop
signed '' ''
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
RAILWAY COMPANY INCORPORATED

Albany Oct. s-The Buffalo Batavia and Roches-
ter Electric Railway Company was incorporated
TO-DAY with capital of S3 $4,000 70 construct and
operate street surface electric railroad sxty-tve
miles long from Wiliiamsv!lie. Erie County. a.
Rochester. with q branch TO Akron, Erie county
The directors are. Loraa l. Lewis, Stuart r
Mann, Spencer kellogg, George L. Lewis. George
= Pierce William y. Evarts. Charles y Almy,
Robert Leslie Loren L. Lewis, Jr-. and William -
Carroll Of Buffalo, and Lafayette L. Grove: Or
W-fiamsville The principal ofice IS in Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Justice Barrett. OF the Supreme Court yesterday ap-
pointed John Bambey receiver for rents of the
AesGnque apartments. apartment south
side oc One-hundred- ighh-st 300 feet east
Of Wills running through the north side of one
hundred and enthst pending suit brought m
the Knckerbocksr Trutt Company. Is trustee sEaust
the city Homes improv Company others 10
foreclose mortgage for $500 0O3- The receiver s re
qg.rsc 20 give bond u 5000
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
STEEL STOCK RuMoR DENIED.

The report that the United States Steel Corpora
ton was buying up its preferred stock for con-
version into bonds was denied yesterday on the
highest authority. IL being added that the Board
OF Directors had not considered taking such action
The rumor has been current ever since the present
advance in the Steel shares began about Two
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
RECEPTION FOR FRENCH DELEGATES.

The Alliance Franchise Committee of New-York
win give a reception on October at the Hotel
Tafayette-B -Brevporr for the eleven delegates from
France 10 the Congress Of Arts and Sciences at
ST Louis II. Poincare, member of the institute
and c. Erlart. Director Of Music Of the Trocadero
will give their impressions concerning the trench
section os the exposition al St Louis. and there
ba Gin
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
AMERICANS BUY POPOCATEPETL.
The Volcano and It's Immense sulphur De'
posits Acquired by New-York Men.

Mexico City, Oct 3-The final papers IN tle trans
fer OF Popocat tepet1 were signed to-day by New-York
people for the acquisition Of the volcano ana us I'M
mense sulphur deposits. General Gaspar 9dliCHez
Ochoa veteran Mexican officer. one OF me pil"cl-
pal owners OF the property received $'oI" III eoo
and viii receive 90 G)0 shares American
pany. which is TO be organized with d eal4'A %
q 60 0f8
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
WESTERN Trip OF SUGAR MEN.

Sugar Refining Company; Vice-Presdent W. 2.
Thomas. Lowell N. Palmer and Charles H Semi.
who are directors. 10 start to-day on West
ern trip which will include visit 10 the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition and an inspection OF the beet
sugar properties OF the American Sugar Refining
Company IN Nebraska Colorado, Utah and Mlchi-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
PETIrIoNs IN nANKRuPrcY.

Leon wsidensaum No Isa avenue C. filed a petition
in bankruptcy yesterday giving his liabilities as Slo35
SO The principal creditor is A. Green
span No 257 Broadway. s2Os
involuntary petition ded against Solomon
Kanlsler shoes. No IG3 Avenue b By the Manhattan
Shoe Company and ether creditors. wi claims of
s.. 02s. Removal Of assets alleged
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
CHARLES A. GARDINER APPOINTED.

August Belmont has issued a circular orteT ap-
pointing Charles A Gardiner general attorney FOR
the Interborough Rapid Transit Company. Mr..
Gardiner IS now general attorney Of the Manhett
Railway Company. and this appointment makes
him attorney Of both the elevated and under
yrnIIul sNarerrs
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
JUDGMENTS cANcEIIEn

Webster. Myron L and Lena-ArhIev E. p,ilev
Co October 20. 1891 - a H1''''
Webster; Joe96-Tradesneas 9ss9 National Bank: Au-
''..--s.,.........s......
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
JUDGMENTS.
The following judgments among those filed ysster
DAY. ne nra. name beng thar OF he sehtor.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Tha following satisfied Judgments were among those
nied yesterday the Fst name being that OF debtor
fled:
FsTsy. Rsnetie VA B Han. receiver. April 1.
l.sa -. $500
stesmsn Herman '-i Engari and another:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns
recommended the readers Of The Tribuas as
thoroughly reliable. and business can be dOas By
mail With the advertisers WIKI psrf-St safety.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NEw-NoRK BROKER Dies AN souTH

Jacksonville. Fla. Oct 5.--Charles A. stiIl nifty
tgo years old. died here to-day fror, 6s.be,ee M
SKA VAS broker o. Eew-York Cits-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
THE ELeIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elgia III. oct (specian.-BUTTEsI2 ruled aT1l & o.
the Beard of afternoon nc per 70 Pilee
changed from last week. sales IN The ais'lre W.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
THE FEDERAL TREASURY

Washington. oct 5.-Tha condition OF the r-eas-
ury divisions Of issue and redemption at the he
ginning of business to-day was as follows.
. RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

,r-1.-t, CiaSro1. SEPTEMBER - -------- --Auch-r
,;-7-se September L4o-G
Para. September Booth
sAIisuca September
Frsrrsr Bremen September IT, y o L4atc
l-.rrh. Galveston september = Mallory
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8
.,faiestfr . Liverpool September - White star
60 vst 3r~see amhlrE September "a Hau,o AT
.prirre-s Gibraltar SEP teuaber 26- y @ L1yi
r,-~4essx September - sreTca
T.,-,Isfa-4 N-yN- Orleans.
ia %rrts Galveston. september - Morgan
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8.
rlr+,..b Princess Cowes September PhoPuiN
cape breton Glasgow. September =.
sEriugs mail
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
HARMONY FOR CHICAGO AND ALTON
The Rock Island and Union Pacific to OPP
crate the Road Alternately.

Chicago. oct S.-'"rhe Post says; Under
compromise effected to-day between the contendng
factions for the control Of ;he Chicago and Alton
Railway Company the road viii be operated alter
nately for to-year periods by the Rock Island and
the Union Pacific interests Il was supposed there
would be sharp fight for the control at the annual
meeting which will take place here tomorrow. It
5avelorsd to-day however that urlder an agree
uent entered into between the divergent interests
harmony Will reign
A director Of thu Rock Island road to-day con-
frned the report that the annual meeting to-mor-
row OF the Chicago and Alton would probably he
entirely harmonious He added that all material
difYerences with the so-cslled Hartman interests
have been amCaby settled
The report that an anicahle arrangement had
been reached between the Rock Island interests,
now controlling the Alton and the Union Pacific
interests was confirmed here yesterday. As the
Alton board IS classified. the Rock Island-Hawley
party could not elect than three directors at
to-day's meeting Il IS understood that no changes
likely be made for the present IN the hSt OF
officers Of the company
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 55s sunsst 53S Moon rises Il 2s Moons age q
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 232 Co, Island a.4s F4aI Gate A.,
P.M.-sandy Hook ao3 Gov Island 3:23 Hell Gate 5:i6
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

National bank notes received to-day for redemp-
uon SSl9'io9' government receipts from Internal
revenue. HS54,i io2; customs seas s3I. miscellaneous
1868, ,233; expenditures. sL9MO0O
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
ORDERS IssUED.iThe following army and
navy orders have been issued.
ARNV

Second Lieutenant JAMES p BARNEY. 4th Cavalrv
before examining board al Fort Myer. for exauiua-
ton FOR promotion
Captain FREDERICK + REYNOLDS. assistant
geon detailed az member examining board the
Preside. vice Major WILLIAM STEPHENSON.
surgeon
Captain FRED W sLADEN. 14th Infantry to Van
Barracks
Captain EDGAR A MACkLIS. 10 the l0th Infantry
Company n
First Lieutenant WILLIAM E PERSONS. to IIth In
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E. &c O. RAILROAD
OHIO RIVER DIVISION.
Time Table; in effect May 10.
Eastbound.


$40 A. M. daily except Sun
day)-Accommodation Wheeling
and intermediate points.
8:54 A. M. (daily)-Pittsburg
Express; New Martinsville,
Momdsville, Wheeling, Pittsburg,
Franklin, Oil City, Titusville and
intermediate points. Runs solid
to Pittsburg daily, except Sunday.
Daily to Wheeling.
1875 A. M. (daily except Sun
day)-Accommodation New Mar
tinsville and intermediate points.
1:57 P. M. (daily)-New York
Express; New Martinsville,
Moundsville, Wheeling, Pittsburg,
Buffalo, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and all
points north and east. Runs solid
to Pittsburg. Parlor car.
4:58 P. M. (daily)-Accommo-
dation; Wheeling and intermedl-
ate points.
6:10 P. M. (daily except Sun
day)--Ohio Valley Express; New
Martinsville, Moundsville, Ben
wood, Wheeling. Pittsburg, Buf-
falo. Baltimore, Washington, New
York and all points north and
east. Runs solid to Pittsburg.
Parlor car.
Westbound.
9:21 A. M. (daily)-Accommo-
dation: Pittsburg and intermedi-
ate points.
11:19 A. M. (daily except Sun
day)--Ohio Valley Express; st.
Marys, Marietta, Parkersburg,
Ravenswood, Milwood, Pomeroy,
Pt. Pleasant, Charleston, Gallipo-
lis. Huntington, Kenova, 1ronton,
Portsmouth, Cincinnati and all
points south and west. huns solld
to Kenova. Parlor car.
LIB P. M. (daily)-Kenova Ex-
press; St. Marys, Marietta. Park
ersburg, RavenswoOd, Milwood,
Pomeroy, PIT. Pleasant, Charleston,
Gallipolis, Huntington, Kenova,
and principal intermediate points.
Parlor car.
3:14 P. M. (daily except Sun
day)--Accommodation; Parkers-
burg, Spencer and intermediate
points.
5:41 P. M. (daily except Sun
day)-Accommodation Parkers-
burg and intermediate points.
8:25 P. M. (daily)-Express ;
Friendly, St. Marys, Waverly,
Marietta and Parkersburg.
D. B. MARTIN.
Manager Passenger Traffic.
G. W. ALLEN, T. P. A., Park
ersburg, W. Va.
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DIR. J. R. FINCH,
Sistersville. W. Va.
BOYS Symphony Orchestra.

High-class music, as interpre-
ted by the Boys New York Sym
phony orchestra, was the doml-
nant feature of the program at
Chase's yesterday. The organiza-
ton is really composed of boys
ranging in age from ten to twenty
years. but this fact seems to have
no effect on the quality of music
rendered. The orchestra plays
with great harmony of movement,
and a remarkable degree of eX-
preston, while the technical skill
displayed would do honor to
many older organizations. The
solo numbers were especially con-
vincing. Master Antonio Ungaro
played "Fantasie de Concert a
composition for the harp by Pin
to. with remarkable feeling, while
his lingering is marvelously strong
and accurate for one so young.
Master Nicolas Garagusi render
ed a concert for the violin, with
orchestral accompaniment, by de
Beriot. His playing displayed
great skill in the handling of the
instrument. and a clear method
of Interpretation, while his per-
Torrance was rendered douhly
pleasing by the absence of man.
nerisms and other obtrusive quail
tiles. The orchestra is conducted
by Signo r A. F. Pinto, a mere
youth, who seems to be possessed
with the leaders, temperament to
a marked degree. He also is a
composer of note, some of his
compositions emitting him to high
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HOW O5TEO-
PATnY CURES

Having been requested by one
who is a staunch believer in the
cures effected by osteopathy to
give to the public, in the inter-
ests of suffering humanity, some
kind of explanation as to what it
is and 'how it cures, and from
the fact that only a compare
lively few people know of its
merits, while the great majority
know absolutely nothing of its
principles and the great benefits
derived from this treatment we
beg to submit the following:
Osteopathy cures by manipula-
ton, assisted by hydrotherapy,
hygiene, sanitation and diet. By
manipulation we mean, as the
machinist loosens or lightens a
bolt or sets a valve that has slip
ped or puts in place some part
that has been forced out to make
his machine run perfectly. so
does the osteopathic doctor do
with the human machine by re-
placing a cartilage, vertebrae or
rib that has been forced out OF
place by relaxing a muscle, hga-
ment or tendon that has contract
ed or by giving tenacity to same
in case they have become relax
ed.
You may ask how these It's
sues can be controlled. | answer
by saying they are normally con-
trolled by a healthy nerve, one
that has no infringement to inter-
fere with it's force. Now nerve
by having it's blood supply cut off
or diminished becomes weak,
hence the tissue this nerve sup
plies will become relaxed; if it
supplies an organ the function
of this organ will be interfered
with. A good illustration of this
is indigestion, torpid liver weak
heart and a pred;Sposition to con-
sumption. If by slipped verte-
brae. rib or cartilage a nerve is
hindered it sets up an irritation
in this nerve if it controls It's
sue it will contract it. if an organ
prevent it's natural function.
Good examples Of this are palpi-
tation of the heart, diarrhoea,
headaches, gall-stones, rheuma-
tism and renal calculi. We con-
troll these conditions by manipu-
lations which increases the blood
supply in the affected parts and
removes the infringements to the
nerves and places the ''machine'
in perfect running order that one
may enjoy health.
Diseased conditions of the body
are in a great majority of cases
due to abnormal positions or te-
nacity of the tissues. To substan-
tate this belief we find many peO-
pie who can trace disease back to
some exposure, strain, fall or ex-
ertion. thus causing a misplace
ment or contraction of some It's
sue; especially is this true in ner-
vous diseases such as asthma. hay
fever. rheumatism and in dis
eases peculiar to women.
Osteopathy treats the causes
and not the symptoms of disease.
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rank.-Washington (Pa.) Post.
At Auditorium in this city on
Wednesday night. Seats on sale
at McCoy's Book store, Saturday
morning at 9 a. M. Secure your
seat early. Seats can be reserved
by telephone. 9,29-3t
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Fiduciary Notice.

The accounts Of E. A. Durham
executor of the last will of Jas
H. Henderson. deceased, are be-
fore me for settlement. Given
under my this 23d day Of Septem,
Der, 1904.
X. S. FOREMAN,
Commissioner of Accounts
for Tyler County. 9,24,1O,l