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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26
Nna Qnnhnn fnrt,n,t bic mo4

Gus NDn00n t0rnmt Die WQh.
rldt BON Der 5rellaifuna oes Buren,
fdmpfers uno iriib.nationalen 8ars
neutrality-suspicious., gol. 4pnd.
Der rueaen 5uduerrats 81 lebenss
idnaliher 6aft oerurteilt moroen
mar. Seine 6aft bat aerqoe Elm
Sabr gerp6brt uno eS oerlautet' bah
Die 8ermenouna oes B~rdlioenten
Noole0elt 81 ieiner 5reilaIiuno ae.
fihrt babeu iea. uebrigens 1T feline
Jreilafuug nlbt oleidbeoeuteno nit
elmer formeIeu Beauaoiauna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26

8enn 9u fGblft Did trant uno tpuno-
Sn beg 4eibes tlnteraruuo;- 8eHn, mas
lOnlt Elm frober @ang,-Moht Dir ifUn
i'm Torans ban9.-@eil Gu ueist, iuie's
ludt nno hrennt,-8is Der ,Stu6l" Iidh
BON Dir trennt;-@enn Oh 6Gmorrhuts
ben haf, -@ifie, baB bes 4eioeus Salt
"ANAkESIS" tuiro uerminoern,
Shnea tuirb iie Die Sdbmersen lin6ern.
oeren &ieoerfebr perbinoern. = 8robe
iincntgeltlidl aetiefert; broud]it MIR P.
Nelstaedter & Co., Box 1916, New York
City, 81 abrei5iersu. Die ''Anakesis'f
iitin allen ApotReteH an BADEN. 9reis ST..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26

- Der i'm pDrioen Nuault beaons
meme Streit ber 9ertil- Grbeiter in
grimmitIhau bat nit Dem Siege Der
Sabrifnnten eeenoet. Die Tabris
fanten in grimmitldau tuuroen ourd,
Die inouitrieaen Gerbdnoe Don oouS
sDeutIhlano moraliih uno fnanaieG
INNER itdrter unterltiBt. mdbreno
unter ben Iu8itdnoi9en Die unsufries
oenbeit itets gr0Ber muroe. Sod am
Sonntag beibloiien Die Terti[sSn.
ouitrieaeu inter teinerl llmftdnoen
nohsueeben uno iid auf teinerlei
Berbanblungen ein8ulafen.
Die nit Sanfarenit0Ben auae.
fiinoiote Nftton Der oeutlGen Norns
rier (oie SnterpeaatiDn tueaen Slim
oi9una Der 6an0elsnertrdge) lift nad
aaaemeinem 8ofurbolten pie oas
6ornberaer Shieben oerlaufen. Die
Nableie lautet oahin. ooB @raf Raz
nib leoiglid Die alien Nrgumente ruies
oerbolt babe uno audi @raf D. So.
Observation-Disclosures, Der Sta0tsietres
tdr oes Snnern, in ieiner Nntruort
nidts Scenes babe beruDrbrineen t6ns
men, oa bic Reeierung i'm iebiaen
stadium Der Ganoelspertraass unters
banolunaen feline iabliben Mittei.
lun9en 81 MAIDEN permDeen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26
8on ctuem id,retfltd,cm goSe errcttet,

Die 5amilie Der Nirs. Wi. 8.
Bobbitt in 8araerton, 9enn., lab
oteielbe binlterben uno par bod
mabtlo8. iie 81 retten. Die fabias
item Ner5te uno ale anaemanoten
Uaittel ~Oerfebtten ibren 3ued, mabz
reno Die Shminoiudt lonQian, aber
lider ibr 4eben utttererub. Sn oic=
Ter lhredlihen Belt nermanoelte Or.
&ing8 0eue @noeduna fir S1mino,
lndt ibre 8ersmeifluna in Sreuoe.
Die erite Slafhe brad1te iofort @r@
teihterung uno ibr fortgeieBter @e-
brauh bette iie ihlieBlih. Sc lift
Die iiderite &ur in Der 8elt far 6a(s=
uno 2unaenleioeu. @arantierte ssla.
lhen gu SOC uno $1.00. Brobehas
lden fret in Der Npotbete BON &.
8altener & Son uno 4oolpb 0reis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26
Gpmal gprtngs Nmrterp.

unier GROCER ,,euer aatatoe III
gum 8eriano bereit uno fam IN 3
Gents in Briefmarfen betpger tuers
ben. Bir baben Die beiten, biuig.
item uno ihDnften BanmidulartifeI.
tDelbe bier gesoaen tneroen, uno be-
banoelu ale uniere &anber 10, mis
mir als 5Dtd1er bebanoeIt gu uess
ben miniden. Noorei1e
OttU20&e
Mep 8raunfels. Terns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26

- 9rintt slaHs . Elafdenbier'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26

@artens uno 5eloIdmereien,
aeialseue Jiinoero1rne, 5rud)t= uuo
6eugeihdft. Scrt. S%taiieI,
331 0ftsG Qmmerces StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26
MuerIef.

Oett u. ". Ytpet It. bate
ole sSreun0libfeit, unS Elm gremp(ar
zines BON ibm tomponierten Mears
l6es 8u iiberienoen, tpetde Gompos
iltt0n olel 9alent 0errGt. Ser fir
Biano aeidriebene MarId lit, oa er
l1berau belFdaig auf9euommen uuroe,
oDn Dem iungen Gomponiften fur
9roBe2 0rheiter arraneiert uor0eu.
Der Bremer 0arrD q. Gans
lDm, Der nit @mi(ie 6utb, Tobter
oe8 flr5ltB geitDrbenen 2ouis 6uth,
oerbelratet mar, 1T bel Der Station
Wtort nerunalldt. Sem &Drper
mar grdB(ia 8ugeridtet. Die On
nabne lit, oaB er pom 8uge fte( uno
uater bic Gd0er fam.
Die Ser1iferunq oes 6errn 6.
WolfIon fir iein ShnittmarenlaQer
betru9 i'm 8an5en 1886, 500, Daa
@eb6uoe mar fir $38, 600 berIIhert.
Das oierte 0pFer Der 9ragDoie
I'M Giier'ihen 0auie. Der atte 6err
Us. 8. BEATTY, 8otte Der oorma(iqen
5rou giier, 1T int Santa &o1a
0oIpttal leiaen Wunoen erleeeu.
Da e8 i'm 6ohlhulgeb6u6e an
Earm mon1elt uno Die 0ohShiller
ouh oas uutere Stodnert be1tuben
mulfen. bat Die 5dulbebDroe Die
alte @briItian @burh in Der Camden
Strabe geInietet. nm Die nieoriqereu
9loiien. Die bi8ber I'M 6odihulae-
bduoe fih befanoen. bort untersu
briaaen.
Sc mar bte b6bite 3elt, oaB
itb Der Staotrat nit Den Iutomo-
bilen befbaftiat. Die Dilaer fan,
gen an 9efdbrlib gu ueroen. Sic
laulen nit elmer @eibminoiafeit nm
Die StraBeneden uno ourd Die Stra,
Ben, oaB man iih uunbern muB,
DAB noh tein unalid pailterte.
San NntDniD miro oermut[iu
BON alien Stdoten i'm State =
OouIton ltdrtte
aontineeut BON 8eiudern gefteut
baben, Die in 8alpeitDn Die oeutideu
Sdiffe beiihtigen, ba Die guolide
Baciftc 8obn 400 Itdets bortbin
oertaufte.
- Die Surn hat beute n1oraen 10
ubr in Dem Sale Staat oegen s. s..
00lcombe Elm freiipre6enoes Beroift
a~b9egebeu. Scum fomutt nod Der
5au ge9e1 Jranf 0olcombe 3ur Bers
b%anoluna, Das 8euguiB in benz
eriteren Sole mar lebr mioerIpres
heno. Die Staatsaeueen Iaeten aus,
Dab lie einen Mann beim @eleile oe.
ieben baben, Die gntlaitunosseuQen
bebaupten, ooB es Elm &nobe aemes
len lei. Dies 3eu9niB miro audi in
Dem BroseB gegen Sranf 6olcombe
oorousitbtlih iebr in Die @aelhale
fallen.
= Die BreB.N ffDciation BON 9eras
tritt an s., 6, uno Z. Mai in 9ons
oentiOu bier Sulammen.
SIN oritten Stodmerf bes Bum
oesgebduoeS lit elm @erbesB Bureau
far Die Marine erDffnet noroen.
Capt, s. s. 9rueaer bat ben
aOntraft fir Den Bau pon 100 Mei=
len 2anoftraBeu in &taseoia County
erbalten. Die aontraftiumme 1T
$40. 900.
@n6lih bat uns Der lang ange=
orobte W0roer erreiht. Nber ihlimm
1T er bod niht; CT last fid ertragen.
Wtan fann nur elm leiies Sr6Iteln
empfnoen, tuenn man Die Beri9te
BON nDroliHen Staaten iiber Die bort
berribenoe &dlte lieft.
Voa ctnem fd,retfltd,cn goSe errcttet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-26

fir lift jest 8lab im
junas Mannsr u @sai asieara.
pbensD epartement. Mal uenoe f&
iofort an bic:
Southwestern Railway Assoc. Training seAes,
2 gtage, Solebaor@ebdube Gde Ropaon.
uno SoleoaosStraBe. San NutnniD. Ter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-08
THE pLATFOR
Text Of the Document as Agreed Upon
by the Sub Committee.


S. T.auts IuIv The ~ub-comu7it-
tee ~ the resolutions committee con
Icludel ta+ platform af 6 O'Clock Thurs
lday afternoon with }be ..dou'Iuu ~ e
go.J-standard plank. ~ Bryan and
lCougres Williams ~rf~ absent ADD
the vote stood to g As agreed upon
I tBs text IS as follows.
! We the d~I-gstrs of the Democratic
party of t1~ TuHrd t~iatra iu national
I,unvarfior assembled declare Jur 1a-
ItatIau 40 -Ife es~-afi.s principles - thr
Ipeuo.fsfl. ftItH WftH which brng US
1 3oEeth~r ta party sewmaa.
| Under fn-u local self stE~Fum~1-.
I and national gulty and prosperity s"-e
alike established NNe uHderi&la ouf
ifsslss gsudpue- the structure sc uur free
( republic. aHi every Democrats rxirA-
sioH frHw Louisiana tu TslIfnrHl4 ana
texas iu oregon. wbteb preserves
faithfully lu .uI the s'Atss fhe Sic b~-
faesn taxation ana rapF~~eufat}ou.
TA~s Yrt Inspire tn~ ufazss- . cur
people suardIus lesIHfslv furir rights
ana Ut~fffes aH4 htrlshHN fn=lr fft-
tsfHiJb t-.l.- aHd orderly development
They remind ls af auf aHtlvs snd r~-
auanrIi# as etffs.Hs aHt iH press
Iupur us .aftt.aasy foe fbIs ttue tb~
asfessIiF 80 fstafm aUa fae restae q
fH~ administration .f government sn
tb~ He48sfFHnN arNlffaff aHd sgae.
mg.Ue methods shteh Distract bWslut,s
sea uncertainty a448 p~ressls the uuh-
br msr1 vtth dread tistFt4sf aHd per
IfafsstlItuH
Iae augaiesftnn - these Fundamental
ErtHlirifs so fhe uttuN tssues - fne
aHs Constitute fHr first step tawar4
ths ansfffsrl peace safety aHa rt.sFw~s
- eur Hatleu Freedom - thr nr~sa,
- eatas .efer aaa - speeeh quality
before 'a= as ~ af citasemu thn rtwnt
~ lstfV fae freedom ~ fHe person aes
fenH~s hY tn@ w8Ht nf hah#as aerpsss
HeerfW - p~teeua1 aanffaes unfNasn.
ff~fr# hK sumnfusfv fam# tmw ga.
nreemAev - tnn efsf ever MILITARY 49,.
w~ia disciplined military fhe senAra-
ser ~ tne enuFth sna state. Il amusus
r. eKNe8st1taF~s taw Eases tna8 ahae
nsaF n@ whslN auTt~me& fh~ uxesmet
aas sarrea fugHH3su~mf - nmblae ara
nFsssfe ahNwsffess m8eusF So treaties
Pea ana ftf#nstss m5fN 50 mMssuns
~mf#nHi ~w a5ifame afH neme mhMa~
Isfs sras1@s~mr~ tae WsW - fA@
ne faFafw fh@ wsfat uFsnasszN ~ reuah-
fffs--FNrs@ MNm aa@arsm@w m@asa 4sM~
saasrary Aam es8sA sh@& - p9se sTmm e
fh~ wsfssn anA tssw ssassH b sam-
staafiF insn&sa. preseAea rssertes -
IRA enforced
Large rsaseiasn can Feasey ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-08

ST. Louis, Daily Limit, Il days
Rate So 10,
ST. Louis, Daily Limit 80 days
Rate 81. 81
ST, Louis, Daily Limit Dec, L.
Rate 80 20
Remember THE KATY " No
change Of ears 10 st. Louis, Kansas
City, Memphis Houston, Calves
ton. san Antonio, City Of Mexico,
Los Angeles, or san Francisco. No
other 0lue in Texas can give as good
accommodations Call as up for
sleeping car rpserv atoms. No
trgI Di- 90 answer questions.
q J.. MOORE. Agent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-08


IN Asnprsenn snsalsalispS - tNTgstsFFw
IL that people oasAk 30 = e pszk
Of me American aoEnaan
We lnsast fhaf we ought g ag g.
the Philippines what - haze aases y
done Ter the Cnbans ana 4 = guT -
tent. as seem - Il can - aSas $3.50
ara safely. fsr The FslApanvs xhssa-
selves. and after amirabie arrange
menls wtth them Concerning naSai sta
lions. cOaling Htatl@As and tFAa@ fe-
lats1ns. and upon suifabls guarantees
oof protection 10 all national and inter :.
national Interests. Go set the FIlopine
people upon their feet. free and intts-
pendent, 20 work out their own Destiny
The ensIeavor IT tne secretary ~
war. by pledging Tire gorefnntefst's eEs-
dorsesnenkA for "pronol1rs In the
Philippine Islands 10 make THE Duite1
states a partner IL speculative exploit
alton OF the archipelago. which NAs
only temporarily held ap by the epto~
sigian ~ Democratic senators m tae
last session. will ~ sBecessfat lead 70
a permanent entangienent from whica
II viii b- utrfscaga 10 escape.
We favor statehood for Okiahonna
ard fhe indian Territory. statehood for
A rsxosa stsi=a.sss! ssss Asg AeEAsS
and a territorial government for PORTE
Rice
We favor The election Of Tnfts1
States senators by direct vote " the
people
FNgfI committee adopted BryAa faFaw
plank II - shefs@s aud more diF@ek
than that of m8ais-eOuatsaEttee- " DE-
riar~s that ali tariff for protection IS
robbery and adyocat~s a gradual re-
daction along lines that will rot dis
tarh assaAfss~ma fuf@rmHHa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-08
COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Treasurer
a. .:McKNI6HT.
BIZ. MARCH BANKS.
r. 2. BURKs.
Z. D. CRIDDLE.
For Tax Collector
GEORGE SWEAT
T. J. TISGLE.
SINP SPENCER.
wv. RUSSELL.
For County Clerk
RUFE r. HENDRICKS.
FOR Sheriff
JOE P. MINNICK.
FOR County Attorney
MARK SMITH.
CHARLEY PIPrIS.
JSo. d. MCRAE
For District Clerk
TON BURLEsoS.
For County Judge
FL. HAwKISs
For Representatives. two to elect
j. NJ. ALDEEDICE.
Fer Supt. Public Instruction
j. I. BROOKS,
A. G. STILES
Il. K. PACKARD.
SoC Constable Precinct No. l.
BEN r. ABBOTT.
T. NJ. MCKEE.
Eer Commissioner Precinct r.
LEE MOORE.
The cash must accompany each
announcement. This rule will not
ne daviated from.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-08
CHAMP CLARK CHAIRMAN.

CHAMP CLARK CHAIRMAN
St Louis. Juiy S-~The Democratic
nAtion&i convention Thursday eater
eli ugoa Hs second days s~ssioa. the
sirrgnx scenes ~ Wednesday hAvfnx
-. effect OF beightening interest IA
4 s,s.~agnr= o. Tbarsd@y. AS the
.-ninx time advanced for ~" hours
ttowdx 90 DIV. street IN the wtctnisy
Of the rrsaiu entrance TO The ~KpoAitioa
hufisinx we're ~ evidence much ear
iler. scenes az "Wednesday m~rs re-
p@st@d tsvowas Of mt With cameras
we're taking sosp SHEETS At the uaars
prominent figures as they rAas~d into
the hail The fay opened fair. th~ hm3s
whien hung sNer the city aaFgsE ths
> riisr hours being ctsaipsi As the
sssornlnx wore aN AZ TIE tern rsrafura
81 tthJn the hall rass FAIRS began to nna-
ir and th@ tomx iip@ 81 gallery seats
asaon presented s&ea~ VI sgsfttsa aFsi~
matioa. Development. ~ Wednesday
night aroused still greater Iatsr~Ms.
leaving fuarh 80 be Anticipated Mary
delegates worked tate ttt0 the ntght eM
committees Cr@9entia3s COMMITTEES
aaa sss,s assoxsrn umtfl after c'ekSek
THURSDAY morning ~hlG~ ,Aa SUB -cesn-
mitt~e or resolutions lAasossd untl at
ter th# Fnisnsght hour
An Interesting feafur@ 90 tins pro-
ce@atBKs before ths COMMITTEES On ere
d@nsiafs wsA ths appearance ~
sesach Thursday rnaTninK - william
1run8p9@ hsfass after sa~ Iii1aa5s oga
tests 80 he-~a aisSe.~s q ne asks
reconsideration ~ these cases th.t
~ taAxat HaaA@ ps8mafssy Fegsrt. 8asa
eeissrnast~~ fss2~a that re Fwwnmsia@wM~
lion ~sa Necessary ara Ar BSgaa wAs
t0}d 10 make sts n@nsftty s~nnst fss
asked rhaa~ n8~sas@1s ~f n Wosat1 stxa
q, a. .taad so asss Delegates from Ca
tah@fsa. AI@C@mAfS Minnesota ash
HAusi~ Island @fa@a. nas A&ffnm fore
~asao~~G ttaat Nj Bryan waaia nsaks
q fight or Tie asser of tnr esnv~uttonl
Th~ ~gsuYntifew saNtAin~a tAs aetna
- th~ nati@nai cernasttt~- tn as c@s-
tested eAa~s save that ftors tas Ew~n-
~ FIRST lljnog. stssFfrt
Temporary F'haiftaAu Williams wns
ch~@r~t a. he esH~s th~ r~tv ~esgan -
srs~r at 10 81 os8gsN Arehaishop
G}~ou0U 81 "a f~se@s tnNokra the IA
siue bI~~sn
The r~Bort - $40 rssurntft~~ ar rai~s
vas read ard adopted
The esfufnigt~~ r-re.ssss,s~o eis.a prnvtsI-
iFgE q rtsle ror a~afiuw delegate 81 psffa
Rtgs. Az asn~nafu-.f ~a~ Alsa offered
70 ine4aa~ sfs~ fsblHee3H~~ pnimss ng
gri~g wef~ hssrd. Senator Grady sasA
th~ platform 30 s~r~s,t ths .ssssu,4fte~
r~uart
rsa r.vs s.s~es,te.,s~. s,.,s,ts.,,m s,.s..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-07-08
X X TIME TABLE,


at. C.. IVES, Bosaa.
-. SIS seSves ~ an
Ne. 30 leaves II pm
Ma, gT arrives 10 pn-Does rot run vest WGxA.
We. % tmixedl leaves 30 Am-Dslly except Sun.
East Bound
GA "a leaves AZ an Coz Bects 81 Garrett for
Sa eFman and a. EnnIs for Hoaston
ria. a leaves El0 pn-StArGs from WAxahaehie
SD Sd leaves d ON
ia. o. leaves Il pm-DAtlJ except Sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11
"HFAW AND DULL
Could Not FEEL Like Working Strength Came Back Once He
Was Brzcd Inyigorated, Cured When He Took the Cee
trated Nerve VtaIzn and Tonic
Paine's Celery Compound.

"The writer feels that word from him
regarding the yalue Of Paine's Celery Com
pound and the good It has done him viii
not be oat Of place.
Last spring my condition was such as
to occasion some alarm. My work exposed
me 10 an kinds 81 weather and the effect
was plainly felt / could not feel like
working, being very heavy and dull Ny
system was entirely cnt Of order
As your remedy was very highly recon-
mended by friends, ! commenced its use,
and could hardly credit the Improvement
brought about Immediately My strength
came back and II my restored health had
been accomplished by a doctor he would
not have a better friend in this community.
But / give ali the praise to Paine's Celery
Compound Us Frank Butler, Moores, Pa.
Paine's Celery Compound makes people
we'll Il Is the one Spring Remedy that
purines without weakening. It feeds
strength to the nerves and gives buoyant
vitality and health 10 the whole system.
1t stops at once the drain on the nervous
system, expels harmful humors from the
blood and increases It's volume and It's
strengthening qualities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11
BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
Our Leading Druggists, Rckert & Wells,
0ut Of Their Vast Stock and Ez
tensiye knowledge Of Medi-
cines, Recommend Yinol
as the Best.

AT this season Of the year, said Mr.
Wells, OF the firm Of Rickert Il Wells. the
other evening, there isn't a man, woman
or child In Barre who does not need a
medicine to purify and enrich the blood,
to induce an appetite, to promote digestion
and create strength, and we are safe IN
saying we have never sold anything in our
store equal to Vinol for this purpose
This new way Of administering the vital
principles Of cod liver oil has wrought a
wonderful change in the field Of medicine
There is no need TO take greasy oil emul-
sions OF poisonous drugs to purify and en-
rich the blood and create health and
strength, for we guarantee that pure, simple
and delicious preparation, Xinol, will do
It or your money win be returned.
Mrs. Rose Lavigne of Burlington, VT
writes "Vino is the best spring medicine
have ever used; il creates an appetite,
purifes the blood and takes away all feel.
ing Of lassitude, My work, which seemed
burden before taking Yinol, Is now a
pleasure.
Mr.. W. j. Stewart Of Chelsea, Mass,
writes: Il was all run down and ID devil
talizsd condition; Vinol quickly built me
up and brought back health and strength. "
Mr.. J. b. Keener, Augusta, Ca, writes
When one gets all run down, loses appe.
tite, feels listless, worn out and nervous
have found nothing so good as Yinol to
restore strength and health. y
Said Mr.. Wells u could 90 on quoting
from hundreds OF such letters, and / wish
| could persuade every person in Barre to
try Vinol this spring on our guarantee to
return money If they are not benefited
Rickert y Wells, Druggists
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11

Urumiyah North Persia. April H.
The murder Of Rev Benjamin w
Labaree. superintendent Of the Ameri.
can mission was an act Of vengeance.
1t appears That his murderer, Seid- re-
Gently slew 4 syrian WHO was BRIT
ISL subject, whereupon repres entatiyes
81 the AngloAmerican mission insisted
thar the assassin ~ punished When
the culnrit learned of this lie annouue
"a that be would lIl the missionaries.
so the latter no longer insisted upon
his arrest Seid nevertheless took has
revenge, Rev Mr. Iabaree being his
FIRST victim. The missionaries fear fur
Their outrages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11
GREAT WORK
OF MUCU-T0NE
H,w PexalI catarrh Cure Won Our
Enforcement Strictly On IL Merit

when We FIRST heard Of Rexall Mucu.
Tone we we were not particularly interested
- 4 We knew every kexal remedy
nos made of the best materials and By
s ~. chemists and pharmacists,
en9 I've we're satisfied that when the
P , Company produced a catarrh
r l'r,. Il would be thoroughly meritorious.
p AM, We we're not at all excited about it.
When we saw the formula It struck US
&c something new and very good, 50 that
,yben some Of the first bottles Of
NIncu-Tone arrived we unhesitatingly
recommended it to several chronic suffer
~ from catarrh-customer ot ours.
Within few weeks the reports began
"a come IA and as we heard Of the prompt
cure Of case after case that had stubborn
n resisted every other medicine and
treatment, our interest grew until now
NE are honestly and earnestly enthusias-
tic about this splendid remedy.
Mucu-Tone is the cure for catarrh and
70 Won could stand ia our store day after
dsg ana hear the grateful words Of suffer
ers who have been restored to health BY
Il. YOU would grow just as confident as
We are.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11
cocKRAN's HOT SPEECH.
Washington Discussing His Attack on
President Roosevelt.

President Roosevelt.
Washington April Ill. Washington
Is busily engaged in discussing the
vehement attack on President Roose
yelt made by Representative w.
Bonrge Cochran Of New York on thu
door Of The house.
Mr.. Cochran spoke Oh the resolu
ton directing an inquiry by the judi
ciary committee as TO whether there
was authority in law for the recent ex.
ecutive order relating to pensions on
age disability The committee on rules
reported an order directing tie resoli
ton TO lie on the table.
Mr. Coekran's remarks were the first
he has delivered since his entry int0
the I'iftyeighth congress Its tile suc-
cessor to George 81 Mcclellan. When
he began speaking he was warmly APP
pauded aud he at once commanded
the close attention of members on both
sides of the house He said his resolu-
ton was offered solely to yindicate the
dignity Of the house He did not. he
said, question the propriety Of paying
liberal pensions to Federal soldiers. but
he declared that the basis Of these pay.
ments should be the laws of congress
and not any Sell constituted author
ity"
If, he said. the presidents order IL
recognized bg tile house, what frag-
ment Of power is left to the houseg
BY one stroke Of the pen, he declared
the president had appropriated $780,
100000, and be said. Il was matter
with which congress must deal if if
has any regard for its own powers or
If it be animated by shadow Of loyal.
" for the constitution which created it,
lie vigorously asserted that we are
here at the parting Of the ways" and
inquired IL tfiis order be tolerated
without protest by Tie house what
power ii there that the executive order
cannot usiup, what fragment of con.
troll over the tonntrys pursef'
Continuing, lie said that this pre-.
tense Of Interpretation Of the law is
but a hollow moellely and d play Of
words, aud added. 1T is known by
the man WHO wrote IT. as shown by the
order itself
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11

City Engineer Spengler. Of Chicago, Is
one OF the foremost men Of his profession Ia
this country. The plans for some OF the
greatest municipal works ID the last few
years have originated in bis brain, and
have been carried out under bis technical
direction. He Is a man Of commanding
authority Ii bis profession.
Regarding the merits Of Alucu- Tone
be writesi
Last winter I contracted s CASE ~ The
grippe and following Il ] suffered from severe
Inflammation 81 tile membranes Of the nose and
throat. for which could Hud 10 relief teAred
was on the way 10 chronic eafarrh. 1 tired
the usual home remedies but with merely an
alternating effect kig druggist called my at
tenli0n to the merits RI Mafa-Tone ana n the
course % few weeks treatment every trouble
some symptom has disappeared Ihe cure was
radical J. Il. sPkNGLkR-'
This Is the testimony ef hundreds.
Rexal Mucu-Ton works through the
blood. Ii drives cut the poisonous
matter with which the maco-celis src
congested, allays the Inflammation and
builds up the body. 1t makes sick
people well weak people, strong, 3.
Remember that catarrh is not merely a
disease 81 the head and throat, but that il
may affect any or all Of the organs Of the
body. Remember, too. that kexali Mucu-
Tone is the only positive and permanent
cure known to science. Give It a trial
aad il not more than satisfied, we viii
refund your money without question.
Sold only at our store or by mail
Price, 50cents and s9 cents per bottle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-04-11

Chicago April II Plans for the new
capital of the Philippines have beer
made known here by Secretary Of War
William II Taft who said; THE new
capital Viii be about 100 miles from
Manila on plot Of ground over 5000
feet above the sen level, which will
make II far more healthy for Ameri.
cans. It Is TO be to tile Philippines
what SINH Is to India and viii be Of
great benefit to the islands, The eli
mate is superb, the location is good
and the new opportunities for men
with capital Will be very great