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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
NAVAL STORES.

market spirits turpentne again influenced
available stocks, and, with the stock IN
yard only rs bbls market practically bare OF
Immediate delivery Thus the asked price
machine bbls raised 10 6132o Rosin vas
fr1er SO b56S3 90 for TO good strained lar
was firm full prices. We quote: -, 80
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- and machine bols' GIG
TAR, s5G$5 so. - -.
ass IS: F. IS 40G$3 80; G. So 50G$8 6O n 50 15q$3 So
I IS s5Q$3 81 10$4 10 NJ 81 bogS4 co. N 81 'og
81 50; W G. 81 90, and w W, So
STOCK ON HAND.
Resin tiOIE St%
Spirits turpenctne. DoiS
Tar .4'0oS Do4s
WILMINGTON May Ie-SPIRITS TURPENTTNE nrun
unchangel receipts % casks ROSIM firm g. 10; Y
TTNE firm 81 so 81 Is 81 rs receipts. $50 bbls.
Savannah, May 1s.-TURPENTINE firm, ESQ., receipts,
7s4: sales sol shipments Dos. ROSIN firm; receipts.
1888; sales 1e9S shipments yea. We quote; A. B and
c. IS 424a D. So A. IA Z. IS 52aj F. So 5Tt7 g. 50 g.
n 90 s2ai s. 05; K s. 25; NJ. 81 30; n. 81 As; w G.
Ionndon May SLTURPENTTNE-s sos 3D.
ROSIN-AIne-1can. strained, ss 415dj hne 12s 3D.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeR-Yorz. Nay - 1905.
C0FFTE-The coffee market quiet but showed
continued easy un6ertone. owing It seemed scattering
s1- realize BY longs, whose opinions OF the market
Fra have disturbed by the talk OF larger Brazilian
receipts snd smaller warehouse deliveries The market
o-eue5 !rregUlSr with month points higher, but
generally unchanged 20 points lower and sold of to
yet about points In the late trading the tone
little steadter on al improved demand from trade
freres-s little covering and final prices quiet
81 g partial loss Of points Sales Tor the day were
o-ly il 90 bGgs The cables show little feature.
Hare vas unchanged 70 u franc lower the decline
being limited 20 ons month while Hamburg was /. pig
higher ana the Brazilian markets unchanged A
EsrD cec!ne reported IN The OF Brazilian
cha-ee Receipts at the ports about with
ias and the interior movement TO be
rng the average Of earlier in the month
TIE SPOT quiet and about unchanged the
bass Of s. Rio No Z
The range q Contract prices local market to-day
IT'S
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SCHAEFER, FR1EDA ELsA.-THE Pee

free and Independent 70 AuTeiia Elsa sehaefsr Aurea
Of hereby cited and required personally 70 be and
before Of the County OF New York
al the Surrogate's Court OF said County held az the
County Court House the County OF New York the
e0th day OF June 1905, half-paSt o'clock
forenoon Of that day thon AMI there TO show why
Rudolph J. Schaefer should be appointed General
Guard ian OF the person and property Of Freda Elsa
Schs eyeT; and such Of hereby cited, are
under age twenuy-ons years, required 20 ap
pear your guardian II have or II you have
none to appear apply for be appointed
the event ~ your neglect failure % DO guardian
appointed by the Surrogate 70 represent and act
for you IN proceeding
surroEates Court o. the said County q New York 70 be
hereunto anxed witness, Hon. FRANK 7, FITZ-
GFPIi,D Surrogate OF our said County At tho County
Of New Yo-k the sta day or May tbs year OF cur
Lord one thousand nine hundred and hvO,
JAMES A. DCNNELLT,
n. 81 Clerk Of the Surrrgates Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May IS 4 p. n---COTToN-spot good bust
DONE prices points higher American niddng fair
488d; good midding. 4eld niddlng 4.+3d; low mid
sales Of the day were 1900 bales Of whh 600 were
speculation and included 114oo American
Receipts 5000 bales including 5.TOo American. Futures
opened steady and closed quiet; American niedlin.
May. ESD May and June Esd; June and july 42Sd
July and August 4 29d; August and sePtember 4$Od;
September and October 481d; October and November,
1920; NoveEaber ana December, 482d; December and
January, 4SSd; January February Sd February
March. 485d; March and April. 4sed.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May ia sale Of Cape of Good Hope and
Natal sheePskins held here today The offerings
numbered 92ST bales. Buyers were cautious owing 70
for skins. Supplies however,
limited that values advanced. Mernos showed
gain OF IA per fine crossbreds 12-a per cent,
medium and coarse orossbreds Is cent and short
crcssbTeds 10 per Following the sales and
prices obtained for clothing and conbingt New South
wales, l54 bales 5Qs%di Victoria s74 bales a. Q
Cd South Australia, 40 bales 6hGSMd; West Aus
tals 561 bales at s3aq9}sd; Tasmania 22l bales at
On g9Sd NewZealand SO bales GB 61OiAd; BuenOs
Ayres PAT bales at Gdsd; Punta Arenas 759 bales at
7RlOd.
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market under bull control for the balance OF the day
Lverpool at weakest interval was about I'd under
the previous night rallied Paris closed SgIO points
lower Berlin was partly 81 mark down and budapest
90 points lower. According 10 Bro9inhet ne Ar
genuine shipments due be around zOVOUO0 push
Tor the week Interior receipts showed tota4 OF oZ go
push. which compared with ll2 600 BUSH IaSt year Inc
cash market locally closed foilcws; Nc zee 81 Oo1
elevator, and 81 ON snoat nonlhh N3 Nortt-
ern Duluth 81 ilA and No hard Manitoba u 70 b
ahoat CORN-In its MONO advance to-oey me corn
market merely strength, having little
steadn Of its the weather condtiohs were ma
teTislly improved through the Ohio asy, ano rapid
progress should be made with corn planning IN s'oRs
favorable weather IN e rear would put corn on
an encouraging basis The market opened solle 's
at about TIE top Receipts ana cieaTnees we're light
Export business consisted five loads ana tne oesn
market closed follows No corn 6.o elevS'ye , ano
b61-o b shoat: No white. 90, ana No =
5GS4c b afoat OATS-Cash houses were early sell
OF oats the West while elevator Interests o9cgnL
Later the market followed other grains ana
firm The cash position locally was as ~ 3a681o
and clipped white, 80 90 10 ssh 9Ss8o IA S =,
44Ac @ / Z New-YoTk ana mailing 46952c ! Buffalo
ToT3T
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ooal MARKET Tor spot cotton closed quiet ana IN
1ee1 On TIE basis Of s-30c for middling upland and
M Toy Iaiaal:ng Cuff GALES 600 bales Southern spot
Sneaged at 1sc sales, 300 bales Savannah quiet and
scsgeG az &c; sales 6!2 bales Charleston quiet
SAclarge6 at TAG, Norfolk steady unchanged ST
O. sales 7os bales Baltimore nominal sac AIglsta
s1F unchanged AZ SC: sales sos bales louis STEADY
vh9heneed at SCI sales 2o3 bales NewOrleans steady
tna l-1ec higher at 77sc sales o50 bales CSaIveson
sue s.d unehsnged at lee sales 13s bales
bales Estimated receipts leading points for toTnoT
soE: At Houston from 1900 1000 bales against 63s
50 week and z2S last year at Galveston
500 bales against 60If last and AL last ver ard
q Ne-Orleans from 1000 1900 bales against 3s58
lLst week and I139 last year.
Receipts the ports En6 points to-day oor
farec ast I'd Last vaar.
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IS 25gs5 40; ewes.

SO 90 yearlngs So 5ORs5 75 wethers IS 5gSo %oi eve"
81 504S4 IS. sheep mixed. So 5OQS4 10 - . ooo had
Kansas City, May lS-CATTIE-Receipts $500 $3.50
including 600 southerns choice export aR9 ar
steers So 400 sc % fair 70 good - - %
fed steers 81 509S6; stocksrs and feeders "a So
Southern steers So 25as4 90; Southern cows, - SST
cows So 500$4 IS: native heifers, 81 29aS2 70
bulls So 5OGS4 50 calves S3QS5 HoGIeGReCsylp's
10000 head; market 2iA95c lower top 50 40 on
sales So SO8s5 4o heavy, s. $685. 40 naekers 80 rs
6 40 pigs and lights 81 6odS5 SFIEEE-ftece "a
600 head; market strong and active; native ao
$4S6 2 Texas clipped vearings S So so; Texas clipped
sheep. 81 bOG$J IS stockers and feeders, 81 5oqS4
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Citations.
SCHAEFER, ELEANOR MARIBLTHB PEG

SCHAEFER, ELEANOR MARIB.-THB PEO-
pie Of the state Of New-York. by the grace Of God
Z. Runk and Charles q Runk send creating; You and
each OF hereby cited and required personally
before Surrogate OF the OF
York the Surrogates Court OF said County held az the
County Court House IN the County New-YoT6 the
s0th day Of June, 1905. half-past o'clock in
forenoon Of that day then and there
why Rudolph schaefeE should not be appointed General
Guardian OF the and Of Eleanor Marie
schaefer. and such OF hereby cited, are
under OF required
by guardian. II have II have
TO appear and apply for be appointed
the OF neglect failure do guardian
will be appointed 10y Surrogate represent
for you IN the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of the
Surrogates' Of the said County Of NeNYOTk be
hereunto affixed Witness. Hon. FRANK T. FIJI
GERALD, a Surrogate said County the County
NeV-York, Of May,
Lord thousand hundred and five
JAMES A. DONNELLY,
IL. 81 Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
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NV Y0RK. new HAVEN 3 HARTFORD R. R

Depart rom eFA1a Ne1I4l St@I4eN ~ % anu
Boston. via New London and Proyldence-t45o.
f11O:OO \ 1872 A. NJ: ttl'oo 'HAl'oa. 'HAs'oo'
PdtT0% via Wiiiimaatic-f9sOO A ". t2:OO P. NJ
BOSTON via Springneld-I0:OO a VI. fI12-00. TACO.
'1I;OO P. N. - 200 - y,
IAkEVILI4E and NORFOI-k-ts:5O A NJ. t3:3l P, n
ar RARRINCTON, STOCkBRIpCiE. LENO&. PITTS
u FIEtil5Gf4;50 1850 a. n. 1851 p NJ -,
WATERBURY, and NINSTF>L-I4-59 so;tsl 1850.
+i0-G2 $1,000 Waterbury, A N. tl;O3 ti:SOs
s1S.0I 1000 $500 Waterbury, P. NJ
Tickat ohices CGrand Central station and cl2oth
St. also at ce5. c251 l1s5 Gl 354 BToadSsy e. PARK
s4g Madison Ave West I25th St. I9s Third
Ave In Brooklyn. CS42 $50 Fulton St. go Bread
s6stiv Except Sundays. SSundays only. tStops at
195tb 81 xStops 125th St. sundays only fParlor Car
limited Has dining car. eParlor ard Sleeping Car
ueAs' c T HE8IPsTEAD. Cen Pas Ast
n NJ SHEPARD. Gen supt
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buaffo, May Is.-FIOUR strong. WHEAT-Spring
s1ong No Northern 81 osls carloads winter. nothing
doing. CORN frTn No yellow. soc: No corn, % r4e
OATS firm: white 35iac; mixed, S392c BAL
LEY duh; Western store. 47G53c RYE strong NO
l. e3c. Canal FTREIGHTS unchanged
Chicago. May 1S-Tho leading futures ranged as FOL
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READING SYSTEM.

ava" SESESEH ZEN HAL X.
LIBERTY STREET AND SOUTH FERRY ftiuss from
94LA cry i've minutes earlier taa shown oelog)
I4SS9+11OSN BETH L4EItEN. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCa
StUNk-Z4uU ais Ezston onIy7. 10 A. NJ 20 = Az,
gUO 90 Eastcn only T. III sundays. zA3O A. ".
WILKEsBAREE AND SCRANTON-z4OO. aiO A. ~.
DO p NJ. sundays z4-5O A NJ 500 i. NJ
LANENOOL. LAkEHJttSP IONS RIVER AND BAR
NE5tiAI--z4UO. 30 A N. also 40. lakewood ana
4akehurst only). 40 500 T. " sundays zoo =. u
90 40 Lakewood ana LazehuIst)-
1 AIl@ANIIG CLL31'9 40 A NJ, g. 40 p NJ
POINT PLEASANT, AND sEASH0RE POINTs-ZI o.,
$50, Il 30 a. NJ, xl20. 100. 245. ass 445 $50 30
!tSo r VI Sunday. except Ocean Grove 8S5 ~ NJ,
ATLANTIC HI-Ds. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH Bob
EAST LONG BRANCH-4.OU. $50 $50. 1I30 a.
Loo $50. $50 + N sundays. SEQ A NJ. 400 P NJ.
SANDY HOOK hOJIE-L.ease Pier 81. y. r. ". 81
St, go a. NJ, 1880 500. 4l5 p. N. sundays. e25
A NJ. 100, AS p ~ Leave Pier 10. y. r. Cedar
St, 1920 A, NJ. and Loo. 345. IS F. NJ Sundays.
1900 A. NJ. 40. S10 p NJ All Seashore points.
PHILADELPHIA (tEIADING TERAIINAI9-s43o 50. 100.
$50, 200. '1oOO. tlLoo A N. 200. sl-t9. ll3o.
420O 800 - %. IS % 400 $780, 43O, SstO r9Ou.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET-g42S. tsoO. 1900
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-s0O. 1000 'I2OQ.
800, 400, $500. 200. '1215
RRADtNG. HARRIsBURG. PQTTsvILLE AND WILL
\. NJ. Reading only. 81 90 y % - 90 p n. Rca1-
tGg Pottsyil-s H.TEsolrs only TO 80. -! II ~
Sunday. Sundays only 1ParioT only Via Tarna
qua. NSaturdays. aFNcept Saturdays
Ohces Liberty St. Ferry, South Ferry Aston 1Gse.
COL 454. 1900 1854 EroaiNayi is th ~ Pr Ave-
245 Columbus Az York; 342 S45 So SEQ FULTON st.
Brooklyn Broadway 1Q-2 4ia4s-
fer Co calls for and cheeks baggage TO destIgstlI9
". G. BESLElH @ II BURT.
Vice Pres and Cen Mgr. Cen tass'r AgenS
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City Hotels.

AN elegant furnished apartment with private bath.
Including meals FOR one. $50 weekly; two. $50
weekly; hotel service: private telephone. GALLATIN
HOTEL 20 West 46tR-st7 near bth-eV&
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AND POINTS IN

lBO9 ION A ASR F g%S7sI N
FALL RIVER LINE, Newport Fall River
Leave Pier TO- n p, foot Warren ST. weekdays and
sIniays at $40 P. NJ. Steamers PRISCILLA and PURI-
TAN. Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE New London Leave Pier 40.
r.. Of Garrison ST.. weekdays only $500 2. NJ
Steamers OIIY OF LOWELL. and CHESTER W. CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE, for New Haven Hartford. spring
the Leave Pier 20 r. r.. foot OF Peek
slip weekdays only 900 P, NJ Steamer RICHARD
PECK.
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Steamboats,.
II .IL,Ilss,E w 9.tEt:Skl

Palatial Steamers NEW YORK" and ..ALBANY-. o..
boats In the world. -'0'
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton-st- (by Anaex) ....s:OO A NJ
Desbrosses-sI. 50
" NEW PIER, WEST 42d-sr. ......:. 800
Landing at Yonkers West Point Newburgh Pough-
keepsie Kingston Point, CatskiI. Hudson and Albany
Daily except Sunday Special Trains CatskiU Noun
tain resorts and saTatog ana connections 10 all
points East North and West Through tickets
gage checked at oices Of N Z Transfer Go. Most
PCughkeepsie. returning Down boat,
RestauSent open at a NJ MUSIC
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cDIIoo-Atter cutie nervous and Irregular early
session no cotton market seemed 70 be Quieting down
and n the afternoon ruled comparatively
closing prices small loss day. The opening
was firm with months about points nd
lzte5 positions los points higher active covering and
Ute HHl support following better cables than ex-
peoed, particularly es 10 spot cotton the English
.aGrket which was points higher o u 600
bales after the first rush OF covering which carried
Nay 20 Ieec and July 7s5c subssded heavy
lsa-zlng by leading bulls and selling reaction
Pee encouraged BY reports Of good weather IN the
boltl sent Q-1Ces back loss $40 points
O. tie active months This decline carrying prices some
9egl- points below the best point the morning at
tTage1 covering by early sellers and early after
hoo hsre VAS rally 70 about the closing prices Of
kltf-oLS cay. which however, followed another
oo"Ilf5 IN a renewal OF realizing by leading longs
re market while steady at The close,
low point Of the DAY. decline points
i-tl-es estimated 1T la. bales. There wee
sGl's curing tho day Of business IL the at
Aer prices. but Official advtces reported quiet market
WIN lslces generally unchanged Private crop accounts
oeived from Southwest.
The range OF prices
follows: - 10y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19

Cefee cables: I4o-Coffee market quiet No Rio.
fT le United states loo bags shipments for Europe
loco bags; stock. $4,000 bags. Suntos-Cofee market
quiet, good average santos $500; receipts 5000 baga
Ecok 50 90 bags. Ha-nbUrg-Cofee market opened Z
Ealez. 700 bags Esvre-Coee market opened quiet,
unchanged 70 = franc lower: = unchanged;
=
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STEAMER MARY Powell

P. NJ, v. 42d-st $50 P NJ saturdays P, ~, West
129th-st 80 P NJ. 2zO P NJ For Highland Falls
west Point, Cornwall NewtErgh New Hamburger Milton,
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PENNSYLVANIA
z AL RO AID
WAsHINGToN AND THE soUrH.

1853 s25. s9.25. '9.55 '1O55 m. y 20 '12.S6. a1o
t.SZ9' Congressional Limited'J, '325 '4.25. ASS
go p m, 1910 Eight sunday, s25. 's25. 1865 a
N. ~ '1255 ('S.25. Congressional Llmited'O.
sOUHERN RAILWAY.-l2.55. 3.25, AS p m. l2lo g.
ATLANTIC, COAST LINE.-s2s a m and s.aS ,. N
sEABoARD AIR L1NR-la95 p m and 1910 a m.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-s.a5 p. m.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RA1LwAY-7.5s a m. week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoREOLK.-T.ss
- - m Meek DAYS. SIS p daily.
Ati-ANIIC CIIY-S.55 a m. and ass ,. week days
CAPE MAY.-12.55 D. m weeI,-days
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK North Asoury
Park Sundays. and Point Pleasant (S.30 a from
Dssorosses and Cortlandt Streets only, SIS a.
Long Branch, and 4-55 p m. wee5-dayA Sundays.
$40 s25 a. m and s.55 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos 725. .755. s25. s65 1925. Sass. 1856. 't1o2s
.a25. S55 AIS. '425 '455 t.t4S5 for North Phiia-
SeIphla oniy2. 555, sos, 755. S25, s25 OBS for
days. Sundays, eos. s7.5s Sos s925 sfs55 . s.
'+lO25, 1855 m. 1325, '125s sl5s "32s. 49,
.t25 S'tt55 for North Philads phia only. '4.55,
pbia only p m, l2.1o night
Dining Car tExtra-fare train.
IlcKet oilces NOS %ol, 1854 SO, and PSI Broadway
1872 Fifth Avenue (below 23d St 263 Fifth Avenue
corner s9th ST.; Astor House and stations named
above Brooklyn. $40 Fulton Street $50 Fulton Street
geo Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The
New York Transfer Company will call Tor and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences through to des-
Telephone "43 Chelsea for Pennsvlvara Rauzo.a CA
W W ATTERBURY. JR woon
General Manager. Passr franc Manar.r
GEO W. BOYD
General Passenger
Evening journal., 1905-03-29
READABLE RHYMES
Thoughts Of sprina.

Thoughts Of Spring.
The east wind hints OF middle May,
The landscape lines are black and
harsh,
The clouds are sullen. low and gray.
The wild geese honk across the marsh;
At least that's what they ought to do
In ev'iy proper ''pome" on spring.
I never heard them honk, tits true.
But that's the way the poets sing.
The blacllbird teeters in the brake,
The throstle haumts the hawthorn
hedge,
And in the twilight by the lake
The curlew's call trails through the
sedge;
I never heard a throstle trill.
I never saw a biackbird swing.
] don't know what a sedge is. still
It's always used I'm "pomes" on spring.
The danodils droops DER the leas.
Aflbutus scents the woodland moss,
The fragile, pale anemones
Bow TO the wind and sway and toss;
That is to say. they do in verse,
But in real life we have TO dig
Down to the bottom of our purse
In order TO possess a sprig.
The vernal beauties Of the spring
Exist but I'm that poets eye;
We only hear the sparrows sing.
The only buds are those we buy;
1t Is no time to WOO the muse,
With moving van backed TO the door;
The which is why 1 give my views.
And vote the spring a deadly bore
John Northern Hilhard, in New
York sun.
Evening journal., 1905-03-29
JusT ABOUT oRANks.

TA7E Z PRESUME that in the scheme
W of creation the crank has his
place. It is possible that this consid-
cradle class may occasionally hit upon
some bright idea that reason and SAN
ity could not prosperously be delivered
Of" but generally speaking. the crank
devotes his attention to the obviously
untrue, and insists that you accept his
notion.
There is a society Of cranks in Eng
land formed to insist on general ac-
ceptance Of the belief that the earth is
hat--not stale. fat and Improbable
but literally fat: and that the ice al
the poles hold in the seas They seem
to have a form OF worship in which
they sing songs in ridicule Of gravita-
tion and such accepted facts Of sci
-.enee.
The zetetics are not mere unlettered
people like Brother Jaspar who de-
clared that "de sun do move" They
are persons Of sort OF culture and
number among their disciples even
members Of the nobility.
We haven't any doubt but they hav,
a theory that they can explain Will
a degree OF plausibility. And we all
know that the disciples OF any religion,
belief, theory or cult can argue an un-
believer 70 standstill; and It is FOL
this reason that certain propagandist,
are dangerous. A ready tongue. an
earnest demeanor and some famliarit,
with abstruse terms constitute tn,
strength OF many a false teacher.
Good horse sense is the salt thai
saves this old world. And with all o.
our cranks, most men and women tha
we meet are satisfied to let the old, es
tablished theories remain, unless the,
become so obviously erroneous that b,
common consent they are discarded.
But. meanwhile. every strange sect
every cult. is asking investigation. bu
they want it TO be along the lines the,
themselves indicate. And the dimcult,
IS that so many men CONSTITUTIONAL
are unable to decide abstruse theologi
cal or philosophical questions. The
have not made a study OF that particu
lar branch. and they haven't the time.
Therefore. it happens that revolu
tions are usually Of slow growth. 10
the race feels that It is entitled I
some degree OF comfort.
Evening journal., 1905-03-29
WHAT is cATARRHq
Hyomei Cures This Common and Dis
agreeable Disease.

agreeable Disease.
Hyomei cures catarrh by the simple
method of breathing it into the air
passages and lungs. It kills the germs
of the catarrhal poison. heals and
soothes the irritated mucous mem
brane, enters the blood with the oxy-
gen and kills the germs present there,
effectually driving this disease from
the system
If you have any Of the following
symptoms, catarrhal germs are at work
somewhere in the mucous membrane
Of the nose. throat. bronchial tubes or
tissues OF the lungs,
offensive breath huskiness OF voice
dryness Of the nose discharge from the
pain across the eyes noso
pain in back of tn at niebt
head aching of the body
pain in front Of the droppings in throat
head mouth open while
tendency to take sleeping
cold tickling back of the
burning pain in'the palate
throat formation of crusts
hawking to clear the in the nose
throat dryness Of throat
pain in the chest in the morning
a cough loss Of strength
stitch in side spasms Of coughing
losing Of flesh cough short and
variable appetite hacking
low spirited at times cough worse nights
raising of frothy and mornings
mucous loss In vital force
eXpectorating yellowa feeling of tight-
matter ness across the
diliculty in breathing upper part of ths
frequent sneezing chest
Hyomei will cure the disease, de-
stroy activity of all germ life in the
respiratory organs. enrich and purify
the blood with additional ozone. and
after a few days use of this treatment
the majority of these symptoms will
have disappeared. In a few weeks the
cure viii be complete.
Catarrh or catarrhal colds cannot
exist when Hyomei is used. This is a
strong statement, but Z. James Belt
emphasizes it by agreeing to refund
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Evening journal., 1905-03-29
DEANS HEARING CONTINUED
Scranton Man Charged With Using
Mails to Conduct a Lottery.

Scranton Man Charged With Using
Mails to Conduct Lottery
Scranton, Pa, March 29.-Edward
c. Deans, secretary of the Persever-
ance Club, was arraigned for hear
ing before United States Commits
sioner Searlem, on the charge Of using
the mails in conducting a lottery. On
request of the defendant the hearing
was continued until April IL, after one
witness was heard, to establish the
claim of the government that the de-
fendant used the mails in carrying ON
the clubs business.
The club has been in existence here
for 10 years. It's scheme is that each
member shall pay in a certain sum
each month. and that when there is
$1,000 in the treasury it shall be drawn
for by the members in good standing.
It was held out to the members that
lapses would result in the 'persever-
ing" members getting $1,000 quick and
cheap.
Members who have been paying in
for years and getting no returns made
the complaint. The one witness who
was examined, B. f. Peters, of Weiss
port, Pa, swore that he has been a
member for IA years and paid in 1886
without receiving any returns.