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presence, n new light was suddenly
shed upon the enterprise, and he paused
abruptly even rs he turned to leave
the cell. With growing wonder she
watched his altered features.
"Well," she-e.eiuinucu 1mpatiently,
willy do you stand thereP
"Should I escape, you, Jacqueline,
would remain to bear the brunt," he
said reflectively. "The jailer, when lie
awakes, will tell the story-who
brought the wine. who succored the
prisoner. To go but one course Is
open"-and he glanced down upon the
PROSTATE man-"to silence him for
ever!'
She started and half shrank from
him. "Could you do itP
He shook his head. I'm fair contest
1 would have slain him, but now-it Is
not he, but 1 who am helpless. And
yet what Is such q sot's life worth ?
Nothing; everything. Farewell, sweet
Jestress. must trust to other means,
and-thank you."
The outstretched hand she seemed
not to see, but tapped the floor Of the
cell yet more impatiently with her
foot, as was her fashion when angered.
Here was the prison door open and the
captive, enamored Of confinement, at
the eliminating point conJuring rea-
sons why he should not flee. To have
gone thus far, to have eliminated the
jailer and then to draw back, with the
keys In his hand-truly no scene in a
comedy could be more extravagant.
ha frI To-
what egotists men arer' she said.
Good Sir Jester, in Offering you liber-
ty I am serving myself-myself, you
understandP she repeated. "Let US
hasten on, lest In defeating your own
purpose you defeat mine."
what will you answer when he"-
indicating the drugged turnkey-"ac-
cuses your
"Was ever such perversityp was all
she deigned to reply, biting her lip.
"You are somewhat willful yourself,
Jacqueline," he retorted, with that
smile which so exasperated her.
Listen" she said at length, slowly,
impressively. "You need have no fear
for me when you go. tell you that
more danger remains to me by your
staying than In your going; that your
obstinacy leaves me unprotected; that
your compliance would be boon to
me. BY the memory Of my mother,
by the truth Of this holy book"-draw-
ing a little volume passionateIy from
her bosom--"I swear. to what I have
told you" Eagerly her eyes met his
searching gaze. and he read in their
depths only truth and candor. IT
have quest for you. 1t concerns my
life. my happiness. All have done
for you has been for this end"
Her eyes fell, but she raised them
again quickly. "Will you accept q
mission from one who is not prin.
cessT'
Name her notr exclaimed the Jest
er sharply, and then, recovering him
self, added less brusquely, "What is
| 1t you want, mistress2"
"This is no time nor place to tell It."
she went on rapidly, seeing by his face
that his dogged humor had melted be-
fore her appeal, "but soon, before we
part, you shall know all-Yhat II is I
wish to intrust In your naffds.'
A moment she waited. "Your argu-
ment is unanswerable. Jacqueline," be
! eaId- finally Il own mySe8 puxzled,
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CHAPTER XVIII.

HE the quest, the mission!
With growing amazement he
gazed at her, but she return
ed his look as though ENJOYING
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laughter drives away the devil"
"Ah, You know the great philosophers,
thenT commented the Jester from the
couch. closely watching the scottish, in
temperate face Of his keeper and rum
ming his glance over the unwieldy form
which babe fair to outrival one of the
wine butts In the castle cellar.
Knew himI. exclsimed. this .loTly
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CHAPTER XvII.

sULY are youa right proper
fool, for a man merry In
adversely is as wise an
Master Rabelais. Many the
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tro BE coNTIyuEp.l

He Didn't.
"Are you suitor for Miss Browns
hand?"
"Yes, but didn't"
Didn't whatT
"Suitor."
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Candid,

Candid,
Young Poet-What do you think Of
my spring poem7
Editor-I think the spring you got 1t
from must have been dry.
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This Is Fame.

Il say, Sniyelly, my portrait is in all
the papers,"
What disease have you been cured
cfT'
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New Version.
AS I h e color
ed philosopher
hiked down the
track.
With visions Of
h OF chicken
soup.
He said, "It -
ne that Q
bird In the
sack
Is worth two or
three In the
coop"
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BY FREDERIC S. IsHAM.
Author Of "The StroIIers"

coDyrisht 1905. by the BowHN-MERRILL coMrANY
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lnp0f tanCia De Vna
Jlnia de concrete.
Entl6ndasG que sGria de gran pro
v0Ch0 para Ia lsIa.

"a s0iicitud de ga ExceIencia 81 Go
barnador De Puerto Rico. Honorable
Baekman Winthrop. tuvO lugar una
Aaamblea de COmeFcianteg, ell mi6rC0s
les "a de Mayo, 1905, en- Is Oficins
del Auditor de Puerto Rico. Edifcio
de ls Intendencis. con 81 prop6sito de
consideTar planes para ID or y anizsci6n
de ma Junts de Concrete para ID Isla
de PaeFto Rico,
Una disGnai6n- minuciOss de esta
prOp0aici6n demostr6 que existe aquf
muy generaqmente u opinion que nu.
cho prOvecho pOdrfa resuItar de Is
f0rmsci6n y administrator adecuada
de una Junta de Concrete compren-
diend0 los ComerOianses nOtahlea aa
ID Isla. con ramos 8 comit6a en- cada
ma de Ias ciudades mas inp0rtantes
de Puerto Rico. he aQuf aIgunRs rae
zones que ge C0nsideFan aufi sien6eg pa.
Fa ei ests bieCimiento de e. Junta
Una i faenOia ban6fica puede
ejsrcerse pOr e tsl Junta ca laa cues
tiOnea que interesRn & todos I0a resi
dentes de ID Iala.
2.... Muchos son los aguntos que
reQuieren Ii Stenci6n de an cuarpo in.
dependents de CiudadanoS. Hay que
aplicar ramedi0s 6 loa males p6blicos
que puedan pFeaentGr8e. Sa puede
ayudar en- 81 desarrollo de todo 10 que
tienda mel orsr Ha condici6n de 6sta
y de los otFas ciudsdes de Il IsIa.
3..s.L0a miembros de Is tsl Junts
CuidaF1an de ID concession de Tranquil.
CiaS, y de que todO 10 que interess d
isis este yigiIad0 con ouidadO por 10,
miembrOs del GobieFno Iosular.
A.. .Puede estR Junta ejerceE una
gran infuenciR y demostraF ga utilidad
oirigiendo C0nVenientemente 81 fmnetu
de todaa lag mejoFao COmercialee; 81
fomento de reIaciones entire conner.
ciantas. y ID diff Isi6n de informea con.
cernienteg el ComerciO. los recuraol
nstuFales de h IslG. etc.
En- una psIabra, todo 10 que es pr6c
tic0 Y possible para fOmentar y n1eioral
q condici6n de Is poblaci6a enters dC
10 Isls.
So entiende que esta organizaci6r
no Se inmisCuiF6 en- los asuntoa dC
II actual CSmaPR de Comeroio b
eGtSrs en- opOaiCi6n & u misma, sinC
que seF6 supplements IN medic dt
adelantAr los interases de los sgricuG
torres 3 fabricantes de % Iala. d6ndolei
d oportunidad de presentar aus ideal
de una maneFa inteigenta sobre lOi
0gnnt0s que lee concieFnen, sea par
queiArse 8 6ien para felieitaFse de Io
resuta los de suB ensayos y de sus oh
seFvaCioneg.
Sc ConvoCar6 pronto otra Asamblel
con 81 prop6sito de foEmar una orga
nizaCi6n perm snente y consideFar la
Opinioneg FecibidaS.
/ Una expression de ideas Gobre est
cuesti6a se Fecibirfs con gratitud, 90
mo tsmbi6n cooperation en- ID obrR d
estableCer Ja organization.
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Discussion transierida
en- ell COnS8io Ei0-
CutiVO.
PaTdG0 que OI pTOyset0 Del To.
SOT0TO eS CGDtrallZalOT.
10 Dc las psgadIrias.

Transfslida 10 discussion del asunto
para las pr6ximRs sesiones dol Conc ,jo
: Ejecuti7O. y6e clsramente que ID
impoFtancia de 81 hace que loS &c
fensoFes del proyecio trAten de lle-
var 10 mayor SUNNI de seguridaden en-
el 6xito de gu empeflo.
MnchOs nAtivOa Y no pOcoa america
nos trabSian en- Lac respectivha ficinas
de pt gos. de los departAuentog. qae &
10 que perece &c quieren centrRiizRF
con-el proyecto del TesoraFO, Y antes
de lesionar intereSes respetableF; debe
verse con tod& cslma. 81 las economics
que se aaeRura han de reRnItar real
mente con ID indicade centFalizlci6D,
no ges como ID del GchocolRte del DOro2
y VergamOg 6 tsner una nueYa { Fl sins
donde se pRguen muy buenps sueldOs
& determidOa emplea1Os y re9uite solo
en- beneisiO de ellOs Ia Sconsplidaci6n2
eiecutadR.
Sc sae CARA que 81 isf9 de ese depar-
ia anent0 serS uno de los RCtuales en-
pleados do 10 tesoreIiR y ell segundo un
puertorriquefi0. TepSrti6ndose por mi.
tad los puestos que res alien en d nue.
Va ficinR y llevRndo ello8Iel mayor
n6mer0 possible de los empleados que
hay hlCen esos trabOjos en- las diStin
tis psgsdutfas que SO pretenden soon
aOlidar
En- i6rminoS generates, estamOS de
Rcuerdo cen que Sc hOgGn todaG las
mAyoFes economics en- nueOtFo presu'
puestC. que diffcilmente soV ortan los
Contribuyeptes, 20 que eStO hs de
Fedund0r Ell bien de todos y de la isis /;
perO no deba OlVidarse que para Feaol-
YER esaa cuastiones he de ContaTse con
ID voIuntad de n C6mara LegislAtiva.
one NADIA puede resolverse, caUnd0
de AIterAciones de los preEu puestO8 Sc
trAte. sin In intervention directs de tAl
oTgAnism0.
En ID pr6ximR session del Executive
Ge tratar6 el asunto u lucha pArece
, muy empefiadss pueg hSy inter6s de
que 90 apruebe el prOyecto. Hasth
Bhors. seg6n dijo Ella CorrespOn-
denCiaS on d irf0rmaci6n de las & ti-
mas seSiones del ConGeio. plrecs hay
cuatro de los sefiores de aquel Ouerpo
en- favor del proyecto. de 10 que re-
BuItarfa derrotado si se hubiera disCu-
lido, d6ndose ell Cas0 de que los OtrOs
Cinco se d 1reD. de los Cuales hay dos
6udosog, YOtasen en- contra.
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BUEHA OCCASION.

Sc Vende una de Ias CASES mas como
dsa y nnejor 8ituadas de SRnturce.
Ests en- 10 CarreteTa. Dero no. Ie moIeg-
t. el polvo. Tiene cochera, buen jar
din y bastante terreno para tener We.
CaS. etc.
Tambi9n Sc venden variaa casas J
solares muy bi4n Bituadog, en- 81 barrie
de Puerta de TERRA de esta ciudsd.
InfornnsF6 don Bartolom6 Coll, Ssu
Ju0t0 s. bsjos. Juan. Juan. r. B.
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VeFifcsda por papeletas on d asambiea
general de julio.
5 Proc6FeAe trRer 81 seno da Ia
association 6 todos y cada mo de los
maestFos que an Ia actualidad Be
ercuent-Rn en- Ia isla.
s Esta b. .6zsRnae c0mite Is On ts1os
los pueblos y que 6stos marchen de
comhn scueTdo con u direcsiva.
7.-Disc1tsnse todos squellos esta-
tutos & rPglamentos que presenter los
comps fleros on la asambiea con eL terra
ibeI tad de cEiteriO. Elm restEiDgir el
deFecho que cres cada cual tener al
8.-SOlicftssa en- cuanto sea necesa-
rio u cooperation de o. prensR peri0-
dlstica, v1cero que podr6 clamAr iuntO
con nos0tros las necesidades que sufri-
mos.
N6mbrese una comisi6n que
vays esta bIecer Ia annistad que debe
ra' acionarse con ell ClepArtan g elto, perO
eDti6ndase bien, con lR ffente eTguida
y no con la ceIViz inclinada, & solicitaF
de aQuel departamentO Ell rtconoci-
mient0 de nuestros derechos sin Rmba.
jes nj rOdeos.
10 -EnViemos otra Comisi6n com.
PAS89H &sSB A4A4Q4 GA46EO U1HGEokQM
que aVistandose con la comisi6o de
instruction de AmbOs cuerpOs legisIa-
tiv0s pueda exponeFle los defectos de-
que adOlecen. nueatrO cFiteEio, las
leyes de inRtFuCci6n.
IL -T0do maestro que soIicite su
iugFes0 an Id aso0iaci6l 10 hAra pOr
medic de IN eBCEito & Ia oirectivs,
cuyo escrito deber6 ir aprC b ado pOr Ell
presidente del comit6 local en- que per-
tenezcB. b ciendo constap en- ed mismO
su conducts, y offeCer bsio iuFnmentO
acAtaF aquellOs scaeFdos que emanen
de d Ociaci6n y cOmprumeti67dcse
syudsF On cuRnto le Hes peFmitido,
pOr leVantaF la asociaci6n con au ira
bDio.
12 Para dar principle Z los prime
ros gastos y q t0dos aquallOH que se
Originen despu6s de formAda d asocia-
ci6a. Cada maestro rural donArk 25
CentAVos mensualmente. so centAVt 8
!, cada maestro graduado y Is les princi.
pales, dejsndO para luego uiscutir los
medios Fl les de pFOp6sitos coOpeFAti
vos auxuios m6suos en- cAao de des.
gFaCia, mueFte 8 separE ci6n del cuerpo
iDjustamente.
P0r & timo. aolicitese desde AhOra Ell
ConcursO de todos aquellos que se inte
resen pOF el bieneatAr y mejoramiento
de nueatra clase. en- SD CONSEQUENCES,
pOr Ia marcha progressive del sistema
edccAtiVO actual. solicftese 10 z
que asistan q asamb es todos suuellos
maestrOs cuYo eetAdO pecuniari0 Sc 10
permitiesa.
C.mp 1,Eos: i'd dispueafOs 40 & ti-
tubear con an esfa an cl6s ytfS
exponer Vuestro criterio en- todo aque-
llO d le Sc relscione con nueatFa uai6n.
Aaelante, pues, que "a recibiremoa
| el frut0. POr RhoFa. & sembrar la Be-
nnillR. & empezAr la cbra.
Fu1geaojO Pt5e,o Rodr5queg.
Pss fesor graduadO.
/ Q1ebrsdillas.
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4 Y 4 S o

EN- is DE FEBRERO 1904 ESCRIt
BIO a ESTA EAIPRESA DON FRU-
.TOS PEREZ HEREDIA DE j A.
YUYA. PIDIENDO Sc LES SUBS
CRIBIESE Al ESTE DIARIO Al Ell
Z A DON PEDRO SANCHO
Sc HAN SERVIDO ESAS SUS
CRIPCIONES Y. AL PRIM E RO
HEMOS EsCRITO Y LAS GARTAS
Sc NOS DEVUELVEN NO SABE
MOS POR QUEEN. EN- IUANFO
AL SEGUNDO. GUARDA SILEN
CIO.
Por % tant0. roGsnos nueatF6l
amigos de esa parts de ID isis nos der
informes del parhdero de diehoa q bs
lleroa.
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DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todos los engaHo-
sos remedies que Se anuncisn es cuando mas
Sc sgradece Ia efioacia RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya superioridad est4 univer-
Ualmente confirmad8.
Curaciones desesperadas en- personas bien
sonocidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ses son las que 10 han heCho gloriosO, pero
un solo estuche produce meior efecto que
una docena de frascos de oualquier otro re-
medic; porque adem&s de ser el Gnico verda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
intestine, sin engafiosa acci6n calmante, es
Digestive PuFifeador de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra.
oado ell nombFe Digestive Moiarrieta.
Dep6sito general dc las Farmacias de BlancO = Ca,
Ramon Almazan Fidel Guillermety, en- san Juau
de PuertoRioo de venta On las pyincipales Drogue
Has de Europay America
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EIsmenfOs para for
mar opinion.
Los 1'seDaratlstGS' Do SaDiQlCo
y HaiO Rey.

Aseg6raGe que algunOs Vecinos de-
Hato Rey. deaean desanexRrsa de Rio
Piedras, pOrQue no ae les atiende como
debiera. Que eilos pTe6rirfan psgar
mayor contribution que hoy, con tAI
de dlstrutar de los sefvicios p6b'iCos
que tiene SantuFCes como alumbFad0
9 6ctfiCO, Gales terrRplenRdas otFos.
PaFece cCsn cierte que 81 ayunta.
mlento de San Juan Ge ocuDaFs de hG-
Ger todgs Ias poaibiea mej9ras en- el
baFHi0 de PueFta de TERRA.
El ingenierO de "a ciudad sefior
Cauals. estudia an proyectO para q
recogida y enCAuse de las oQuRg de las
Gales de Puerts de TieFra, que poF
causa de ID fOrme en- que cOrren hoy,
difcnltan 81 arFeglo deiinitiV0 de di-
chaG CsIles.
-Siguen los trabBiog para Il cons
tituCl6n en- muniCipio del pob'a 10 de
SAntnrce. y hay Centenares de firmas
reccQldaa on ese sentid0.
Element0s que no est6n de- acuar-
do con D constitution de Santurca en
municipiO independents. haCen trAbR-
jos para Contrarrestar los partidG.
rios de quell4 medid8 y Sc aseguFa
estan recugi sndO firmRa para presantar
otra s0licitud 81 ConsPj0 EjecutivO, pi-
diendo go declare Il impr0cedencia de
b petici6n Rntea iDdicada.
Con motive de los traboioa que
hacen los eseparatistagS municipRleB
de Santurce, ae EsegurR que el 0yuntS-
miento de ID Cindad. tfRtars de efeC.
tuar, 4 la mayor brevedad possible. 90.
daS Ids obVaa slli necesaFins, clmo re-.
paraci6n de las GALES transversaIeu,
estableCimiento de cIfisFi1s del acue-
ducto , bocAs de incendiO y del mayor
nj nero de focos para 81 alumbrAd0.
que sean poBibles.
A'gunOs propietaFiCs de Is iUIa,
que penBabAn Construir ViViendas en- el
pob'ado de SAnturce. est6n penGaudo ei
Les convendrfa 8 no hscerlo. en- vista
de las tendenCias dc desSuexi6n que
Ali Sc nOtans pues tenaen teneF que
p'gsF mayor ContEibuci6D, que u ex
cesiva que dicen se pugR 20 pOr ID III
Queza urbRu8.
Mas de cuarenta casas hAy en-
prOyeetO c0nstruiF en- 81 GVefsalleg. ,
-Ests & terminaFsa u bonita viVien
do que Goa ell nOmbre de eAtaIayl0 ,
L SH49sA A9S 9A OSAe0AS0s - ski 3G1 F40NA
de OrbetO.
$50 asegura que los conceiaIes de-
ayunt4miento de d ciudad. est6n divi.
didos On 10 de u constitution de San.
turce en Municipio. Que unos estau
Dor los deseos del sefllr HaFn6ndez
Lopez y dennis aolicitHntea y los otroG
por los del Dr.. Bsrb0sa. RiCaIde de ID
cRpital, y otrOs.
-P6nese por aIgunoS, como aygu
mento para ID constitution de SAntur
CO en- municiDio. que muchNs munici
palidG des de Ia islR no pOseen. ri COZ
muchC. ID riQueza de aquel poblado n
sus mSQDifcss cOndiciones de vida pro
pis. Que 10 Cantidad con que ALI q
Contribuye 81 soStenimiento de las car
gas municipRIes de San Juan, es muy
importante y con menos pueden hlce
sus gRStos de municipiO independents
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Notie!as de- Manali
(De maestro ooresp1nsdy.) }

Mayo % No fue eI poIicfa Angel
' tf Tomas Rosa de este puesto. el que
hR prestado varios buenos nervicios en-
este pueblo.
-eLa ChispG1 cenSurR acremente, &
ciertos i6venes que no guardian en- Ell
temple Il compostura neCesaHin. iBien!
Sc enCueDtrR aqui IN reDresentan-
te de una fabrics de tRbScos de Ca
guas.
-Por infrAcci6n de ordenanzas mu-
nicipOlea los poliCias Carlo y RosAs
han presentRdo nuevAs denunciAs.
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Ea eatG mprsnta na Vonda panel da
psFi6 lisa v'nia 6 R2.f0 ssi tai
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Preston barOmetrIoa SO 0
Temperature ss.
AaXima temperature SAC
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SANTIAGO &. PALMER

Notsrio P6blico y ArChivero Gene.
raj de Protocolos NotariaIeu. Allen
%; alton. San Juan.
uo,..sooa.;... De 8611a.m
1a = OnoAu De 6p. m.
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La sseuOIa de Tslegra affa.
FL primero de JUNO Sc
abrira nueVamente'

Elueflor Jusn PATaciO, professor de
Il escuela de TeIpgrAffS, nos participa
que ell dia 10 de Junio se abrir6 nuevR-
mente IL escueIa de TsIegraffa.
MuOhas gvlciRs pOr L Atenci6n. y
ceIebFnmos u pr6ximR aperture de
una escueIa de Verdadero proYecho pa
ra 10 juventud estudiOss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-18
REDUCED A FINE.
Governor Relieves Richard Harvey of
 Montgomery.

 A fine of $50 and costs imposed on Richard Harvey, negro, by the Mont gomery Criminal Court was reduced yesterday to $1o by Acting Governor Cunningham.
 Harvey was convicted in the October term of the Criminal Court in 1904 for carrying a concealed weapon and was fined $50 and taxed with costs amount ng to $96.20.
 The endorsement by the Governor on
 the case as follows and explains the circumstances:
 This applicant for executive cle- mency was convicted during the Octo- Der term 1904, of the City Court of Montgomery, for carrying concealed weapons and was fined $50 and costs, amounting to $96.20. It appears that there Is some doubts as to the testi- mony in this case. It is said to have grown out of difficulty with another party the previous day. The person with whom the difficulty is said to have occurred was afterwards aquitted on proving an alibi. The States witness has been convicted also of an offense growing out of the same trouble be- tween these parties. The trial Judge, | Hon. w. H. Thomas. says if the defen- dants' fine was reduced their punish
 ment would be approximately the
 same He recommends a reduction of the fine. The deputy solicitor, Hon. W. T. Seibels, recommends a remission | of the fine. Therefore let the fine be remitted to $10."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-18
GUARANTEED BY E. e. FOWLER
Hyemei the Only Cure for Which Returns Your Money If
 Not Satisfactory.

It is seldom that a druggist has enough faith in the medicine he sells even when prepared by himsen 70 oc willing to refund the money 1T It ooes not cure; but Hyomei has cured so many cases of catarrh among the GUS toners of E. G. Fowler that he oners to refund the money to all who use IL and report that they are not satisneo.
 Hyon,ei is the simplest and most convenient remedy for catarrh ever or fered to the public. Breathed through an inhaler so small that 1t can be car ried in the vest pocket, for few min utes four times a day, 1t will absolute ly kill all the germs of catarrh and cure the disease. Catarrh cannot exist where Hyomei Is used. It has two fold action killing all the germs in the air passages and lungs and soothing and healing the irritated mucous mem- brane.
 Some of the most prominent men and women of the country have gladly given testimonials to Hyomei. After seeking relief in vain for years this wonderful remedy has cured them oi catarrh, and it is no wonder that they want others to know of it.
 D. o. Groff, Editor of The Nicholas vile, Ky, News, writes: Ever since was a young man I have been troubled with catarrh. and in later years the dis ease became unbearable. Hyomei has helped me so much that I wish to pub licly speak of its merits, so that others afflicted as I have been may be like wise benefited.
 If you have catarrh, accept E. C. Fowler's proposition and use Hyomei The complete outfit of Hyomef costs but $1.00 and consists of an inhaler a medicine dropper and a bottle of Hyo- mel. jan 1S-25-feb 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-18
TWO TRY FOR OXFORD
APPLICANTS FOR RHODES scHoL-
 ARSHIP.
Mir. Vardnman of Goodwater and Mfr. Baum of Montgomery Appear to stand the Exemina-
 tiOm.

John Wesley Vardaman, of Good water and Louis Baum. of Montgomery, are the only two Alabama candidates for the second Cecil Rhodes scholarship in Oxford University, England. These two students reported to w. F. Feagin yesterday at the capitol and stood the first days examination.
 The examination will end this after noon. The papers of the candidates will be taken up by Mir. Feagin, who is conducting the examination. and sent to pr. G. R. Parkin in care of W. T. Harris, Commissioner of Educa- tion, Washington. D. c.
 Student Vardaman, who Is a relative of Governor Vardaman. of Mississippi, will take the degree of Bachelor of Arts at the University of Alabama this year. MT. Baum is pursuing course at the University of Virginia leading to the degree of Master of Arts. His home is at 421 South Lawrence Street.
 Under the regulations of the trustees of the Rhodes will. the examinations now being conducted will count for only 30 per cent of all the qualifications. The candidates are now answering questions in what is termed the Re sponsion" examination which deter mines their scholarly attainment. There are other qualifications which have weight and are to be settled by the Committee on Selection.
 The Committee on Selection for Ala bama consists of President J. W. Aber- crombie of the University of Alabama, chairman: President c. c. Thach, of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute; Presi- dent S. M. Hosmer. of the Southern University: President A. P. Montague of Howard College and MT. Barnwen Professor of Greek, University of Ala bama.
 The successful candidate will bt known before first of March this year His residence at Oxford University will begin in October.
 The first Alabama scholarship at OK ford was won last year by J. H. Kirk patrick of Montgomery, who Is now a student there.