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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Good advice to- women. If you want
a beautiful complexion, clear skin, bright
eyes, red lips, good health, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. There is
nothing like it. &c., Tea or Tablets.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Now boys, pull together and get that
ten dollar purse at the St. Vincent fair
Strikes us that Paulson and Ashley just
have about the right crowd to capture
that money.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Misses Grace and Nellie Parker lett
yesterday for Wenatchie, WASH, where
they go as teachers in the public sch ools
there. Many friends will wish them sue
cess.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

"A bad freight wreck occurred on the
Northern Pacific near Fertile on Monday
night that caused a delay to the passen-
ger train Of four hours the following
morning. The heavily loaded freight
cars were piled up in every direction and
torn up for quarter of mile. No one
was hurt.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

DIR. 7. B. Muir and son Robert arrived
in Hallock Saturday last, after an ex.
tended trip over California, Washington
and other points, for the pupose OF
looking up a permanent location, but
found no place to his liking and turned
his way back to Minnesota. The doctor
will look up good town in this state or
North Dakota to practice his profession.
Mr.. Muir left his family at Seattle,
Wash, till he finds a suitable location.
The coming winter will be spent on their
fruit farm at Avon Park, Fla.-Hallock
Enterprise.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22
MARKET REPORT.

Monday $685.. p IS g 50 81
Tuesday ...... II 81 50 So So
Y Msd9dsday =: 81 g. 81 81 q 8
Flax, 5 Sc Oats 20. Barley 81.
Guy Mckay came home on Sunday
from the west
There is general complaint of the rot.
ting Of potatoes.
Billy Bennett ninstrels St. Vincent
Sept. 29th and 3Oth.
John Conmy LETT for the Grand Forks
university on Tuesday.
The Degree of Honor meet next We'd
nesday evening at eight O'Clock.
Cloaks. coats, suits to order, and
measure, at FuIl's next Thursday
The new cement sidewalks are COM
pleted and they present a fine appear
ance.
The w. c. I. i. will meet with Mrs.
W. 7. kneeshaw this afternoon, at four
o'clock.
Rev. Armstrong Of Emerson and Rev
karr exchanged pulpits last Sunday
evening.
Frank Myrlck, IT,, is progressing as
we'll as could be expected after his Sc
we're injuries last week.
Miss Edith WardweI is completing
the term OF school at the Often school
lett by Miss Nellie Parker.
Mrs. Burns wishes us to extend thanks
TO kind friends and neighbors for assist
ance and sympathy during her rer -1lt be.
reavment
The Fire hall will be all enclosed by
Saturday evening. 1t makes one of tn e
largest buildings in the city ard will loo k
we'll INTELLECTUALLY.
Rev. Mr.. Harrington, pastor of the M.
L. church of St. Vincent, and family, left
last week for Washington, where Mr.. H.
has accepted a call.
H. R. Shannon of Toilette was in town
on Monday and reports threshing getting
along pretty we'll in that neighborhood,
but that the rain had hindered some
what.
Misses Grace and Nellie Parker lett
yesterday for Wenatchie, Wash, where
they go as teachers in the public sch ools
there. Many friends will wish them sue
cess.
Now boys, pull together and get that
ten dollar purse at the St. Vincent fair
Strikes US that Paulson and Ashley just
have about the right crowd to capture
that money.
Mr. and Mrs. August Short entertained
on Monday evening in honor Of THEN
nephew, Fred Ryan and a merry party
of young people enjoyed a pleasant eve
ming.
Billy Bennett and his Ministries who
are old favortes in this locality will BIZ
at the opera house at St. Vincent two
nights, Sept. 29th and Both. Big bane
and orchestra give free concert ever,
day. Prices SO, 3o and Is cents.
There has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Brandt Of Minneapolis a daughter, whic
fact is of especial interest to Grandp
Horr, as this is the first granddaughter
that has occurred in the family. Cor
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. C. A. Kenyon left yesterday &c
Osseo, Mimi, where she expects t
make her future home. Many friend
,a.regret her removal and more than a
sorrow with her In the loss of her hu!
band, which has caused the change.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Rev. Mr.. Harrington, pastor of the M.
Z. church of St. Vincent, and family, LETT
last week for Washington, where Mr. H.
has accepted call.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

The postoflce department desires bids
for carrying mails from Pembna to
Hamilton and from Pembina to St. Vim
cent. Persons bidding must agree to
give their personal attention and to live
on or contiguous to the route. Bids will
close Dec 9th. See postmasters and adj
vertisement for further particulars.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

For Love or Money.
Wanted, desired, needed; will love and
pay well, girl to do general housework.
Apply quick.
(Mrs.)T. R. SHAW.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

The Fire hall will be all enclosed by
Saturday evening. 1t makes one of tn e
largest buildings in the city ard will loo k
we'll architecturalv.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Mrs. Burns wishes us to extend thanks
TO kind friends and neighbors for assist
ance and sympathy during her recent be.
reavment.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22
Local Wants,
For Love or Money
600 ooo . . . . Q Q
Eight Horses For Sale.

Eight good work horses for sale cheap
1912 H. c. JEPHCOTT.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Among old time friends on the sire cts
this week were Randall s. Norton who
now reside at Durand, ILL.,, but who
were looking after property interests
near Hamilton. H. l.. made quite a
visit with Mrs. Chisholm. Al. Murrell
who is a commercial traveller was also
greeting many old friends on Monday.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Miss Edith WardweI is completing
the term OF school at the Often school
lett by Miss Nellie Parker.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Frank MyriclS, IT,, is progressing as
we'll as could be expected after his Sc
we're injuries last week.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Neil Anderson. who took the civil
service examination few weeks ago,
has received an appointment as customs
Inspector and will be stationed at Ant
lers, which is out near Westhope. Neil
will make a good officer.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

The representative OF The Philadelphia
Cloak and Suit company will be at store
Of Chas. Full on Thursday, Sept. 18th,
with full line of fashionable samples.
Ladies will have the advantage Of selec-
ton from wholesale stock, with their
own measure at a ready-made price. All
are welcome.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

Rev. Armstrong Of Emerson and Rev.
karr exchanged pulpits last Sunday
evening
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22

will make good officer.
DR.. Falcon returned from the north
west on Wednesday, and is at his Office
ready for business again. Just the same
he will look more like a farmer than a
dentist-until the the tan wears off. Mrs.
Falcon did not return with him.
A heavy rain on Monday from Dray-
ton south deluged everything and stop
ped threshing. 1t was lighter as it came
north and at this place was but light
fall. 1t reached as far as the twin cities
and was so heavy there as to do some
damage.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12
An Announcement

Watch out for the new adyeftise-
meni % appear ih a few days 10 The
sun 81 tho Fettiag Forniiuro CO.,
gihe house that pays she ireightl 81
Jacksonville Ias bg flnriia estsb.
iislmeat earfies The largest ast fnett
line % furniture 81 any house "a the
south aH1 has iDst Issued q sery l4aht-
SONS neK catalogue ~ interested
aanl az "a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12
glNG ACREAGE
WILL BE HEAVY
lnteaaent Barker Makes a
Survey Of the Situation.
cRop IS DIVERSIFIED

kess Have Prospects Of Prolific
and Are Expecting BIC
'ass One Firm VIII Cultivate
ef Hundred Acres
psrinlendent 3. E. Barker. Of the
esyille and Gulf Railroad. re-
made tour Of inspection Of
oad from Gainesville % Feirfeld
matter Of asoeFtaining the pros
for the coming vegetable crop
was well pleased wish what he
Captain Barker made q thorough
igation, stopping OF an points
the line, and to hia qualification
iaiped that the acreage for the
rs crop was never more extensive,
TIE prospects for a successful and
tic yield never better. The crop
growing comprises beans, peas.
Qmbers, tomatoes, and Ia fact
ything in the vegetable line, aud
greater part o. il is iiourishlne.
be truckers are happy prosperous
Nd confident. and expect to reap a
h financial harvest the coming
eson
Cave & Co, who are located near
s'fheld, are preparing to put out the
fgest crop ever attempted By any
tfm in this section. Tha tract will
emprise four hundred acres under
altivation, and she crop will be di-
ersified This firm are among the
most extensive truckers In the State,
b we'll as the most successful They
sfein every sense Of che word practical
Fuckers, and their knowledge Of tho
business has proved Of great advan-
isge
Captain Barker states that the pros
poets are good for large cantaloupe
snd melon crop along the G q G. the
oming season
The Gainesville & Gulf iravorses one
81 the most fertile fruit and vegetable
sections ia Florida, and hundreds OF
carloads Of truck are moved BY this
Foad auHuallg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12

States Attorney Calhoun Created Mild
Sensation This week.

States Attorney Calhoun Created Mild
Sensation This Week
There has been something doing.
to use the expression, for the past
three Of four dsys Ia tho office Of Tax
Collector w D. Dickinson ia the mat
Ter Of the payment d occupational
taxes. The rush was among Ell
classes Of merchants. business and pro-
ieWioBal men who we're delinquent ID
che matter Of occupational license tax
ior The present year, and oeainst
whom States Attorney Calhoun filed
Information
This Ra new departure, apparently.
IS these matters have heretofore been
allowed todrag along 10 any old hap
hazard manner, the delinq0enis being
extended The courtesy OF lenisncy. 60
thata number o. them paid Whenever
they fels g convenient 20 do 81
Ihe Information filed By Attorney
Calhoun Included shout forty names
various occupations. among whom
we're merchants, doctors. lawyers, etc
IL did NOT require q very long time TO
Sc. matters oa the move, however,
with tie result that the golfers 81 the
treasorer's oi3ce have been increased
several hundred doliags
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12
NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF FLORIDA
Brief Happenings From Various
Sections Of State.
THs 49, IMPosIANr EvENrs

lranspring % eThe LAND Of Flowers. ="
Things eBoiled Down" to Sun TIE
Susy Reader lsems Of interest to
All Classes.
Jasper now has "a op-to.date tele,
phone system
The orange shipments from Cocoa
continue quite lively
Dade county conyiets are putting 10
their time on the public highways.
The Episcopal Church 81 Titusyile
has new FaFraud plpe.ioue organ.
The Florlda state Horticultural
Society willmeet 81 Jacksonville, May
otoii.
The cadets ct she college, nariow.
gave successful minstrel show Fri
day night
The next meeting ofihe Grand Lodge
Of Knights 81 Pythias 81 Florida will te
held at palaska,
Geo Fabsr and J II Wilson 81
Sharpes, Reward county Killed "a
ducks at two shots
The Dade County Faig has attracted
many prominent agriculiurlsls from
the Eastern States
The P0nta Gonaa Herald hrgs par.
don FOR discussing ere Pardon Board"
at considerable length.
TheCineinnasi ana Jacksonville base
ball teams win play their flrst game &C
Jacksonville next Wednesday
The Lake Mary Dramatlc and Mu-
sical Company win produce "a Kiss ia
the Dark Man wanted for The title
rolls.
Terra Celia reeidcnt stlll declare
that the freeze aeyer touched 'em q
and are shipping oranges, grapefruit
and vegetables iass ihe same.
Orlando ought tohaye q good crowd
90 the horse races March 81, %, % and
~. The track Is good aud there viii
be . fine lot q racers present
The Cocoa literary debateu wilt
settle the question: Resolved, That
the printing press hes done more for
mankind than the steam englnep
Port Myers s having heallhs
growth and q few days ago had 8 salo
Of clsy lets which went 81 Rood prices.
The Fort IL the bcsi toNn Ia that ser-
tion 81 ihe State.
William Henry q mall clerk ot
the run between Jacksonville ard
Tampa has been Indicted 90 ;hel
charse q taking a registered letter
containing t2oo0in bills
Miami has q merchaat atoeias.oa
and &c elso has 10 the association list
% unreliable purehasen The lastef
0lil noon bHrf ihe asselaiiou. 81 sach
organizations never york iofelbey
Jacksonville ihlcvet Steal dry eoods
by che iay s. notri rev days AGO
uhtn D shipment iniaHdea fof Name
dafla mtfshant taken from Wooas
store % Hsy street Ihsg nay come I
Ga -eer loisR nrzt
The fIneland correspondent o. The (
Fort Myers Press quoies Scripture % +
every other liom, and Be speaklrg %
ihe prosfeR % ihns place quotes
aNoi sloihfai in blslaeai. feryeni %
spirit trlpe ibe Lord
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12

iEtsiies show slafllire mortality
from apptudioitls ant perloaills 50
prevent ard cure ihsta eHial dFeates
there u inas one Fel.hbls remedy. Dr.
Kings New Liie Fllt 81 fIauners.
~ cppf0m Hoaie Place UlltaN0. aagf
They have uo fQu4i igr e3fftIpati6n
ehf tl'onsuel" zje 81 ffefgists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12

BE sure and use that old and Weli-
tried remedy, Mu Windows soolh.
ins Syrup. for children teething Il
sooihes the child soitsns The gums,
allays an pain. cures wind collie and a
che best remedy fof diarrh0ea. Tuen-
sg-ilTe cents a bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12

Abortion s. called to tae fsglit'
Is cling 30 Center iasse No 30. q
q. F ahieh $50 81 hod Na al
evening o. &c lodge rlem eltf Dar
tons bsnk a iaH atiendaas y df.
ara Fhaar tfolhtra ueicemt
J.W. BtAsnms = q
-. Ie1nrl secretary
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12
Twantloth century Club.

The regular meeting Of The Iwcn.
tiesh Century Club viii DO postponed
from the lslh % Monday 20sh, and
win then BE- held az The residence 81
Mrs w B Taylor
Mns A. r Hhhpfp, Pres,
Nh. J. .. knllEY. sec.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12
isnissbls fsr Rassn,l.sm

J taff tten gagenfp fof ihe pasf
isW yssf aift q seYefe sfsst 81 pteu.
naiisn and issnd ihai naNafas SNOW
h.n'mfff wa ihs oalg lhinf fiai asse
nf faiIlieer1s saf itnEet ~ 1iIasl
Sc IS t.Ins Msffh Itt W IstH
q laNnaD hiBfnfH. t'I Sol
ere ft 500 b W "a }alfos
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12
hOzLEYS LEMON ELIXIR,
Assessor colson Complains Propert
Owners Are Procrastinallne.

Assessor Colson Complains Property
Owners Are Procrastinallng.
County Tax Assessor W. VI. Colson
and Assistant Assessor Miller hase
been kept quite busy recently on the
books. bnt leel somewhat relieved
since they have about caught up with
the work.
II dislike very much to make oOn-
plant remarked ihe assessor eatur.
day, but some Of these property own
ers. especially those IN The city. are
very slow about sending IN their re.
turns. This Is great Inconvenience
70 this Office, ns frequently we are
compelled to hunt 3 man down, when
he could So easily drop into the Office
and make his return believe II shey
realized how much trouble and incon.
venienee they place os 10 ihey would
not hesitate TO repor. their returns
here, FOR either myself or my assistant
can always be found 10 Tie office.
"It Is Important that these returna
should be made, continued Mr.. Col
son. Gainesville g growing rapidly
and a great deal O. real estate is con.
stantly changing hands We have no
way Of ascertainlng these transfers un.
less they are reported here, and hope
ia ioturs the public VIII remember
thte "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-12
R0zLEYS
LEMGN ELIXIR
REGULATES rHR
LIVER.
Stomach.
B0NEIS.
KIDNEYS.

The inventor 90 lhe famous sIER
RELL SGRAPE. +" a man knoNn uhcr
ever plows are sold and used says
y have used NozLEY'S LEMON
ELIXIR for q or g years % my
family for the stomach liycr and kia-
ness. and and L 8 the best medioiaeI
have ever used IT'S also sure spe.
cihc Tor pain IA the back or under tte
Shoulders. / have Recommended it 30
numerous cases tony woFknen when
sick and unable 70 WORK, ard &c has az
ways flyen perfect Satisfaction. I'D
TERREIL President Atlanta Pow
CO.. Atlanta.
k0gIEY'C IRM0N RTIYIR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-17
SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS.
Bishop Burgess Would Have No Moro
Sunday Laws Passed.

SUNDAY l/SNb fAeScus
Bishop Burgess, at the convention of
the diocese Of Long Island yesterday. said
in speaking Of public morals, that he did
not believe the millennium would come
from the efforts OF our Senators and Repie-
sentatives at Albany. He had been de-
ploring a good many Of the things that are
done down on Long Island by the rich and
the poor alike on SUNDAYS.
Early in the morning." said the Bishop.
speaking of Sunday on Long Island. the
trains bring down the heavy freight of
bulky Sunday newspapers with their hetero-
geneous mental diet. All the morning the
crowd flock out into the country. and late
at night the trains are filed with the weary
people returning to- their homes. Long
Island Is fast becoming the playground of
the greatest city in the Union. In all this
hunting for pleasure the Sunday has been
seized upon as the one day in the week
most con venient for sport Racecourses
the golf links, ball fields, shooting clubs
fishing clubs, hunting clubs abound within
our limits. 49,,
"The handsome palaces OF the rich, the
spacious comfortable villas of the we'll
to do are filed every Saturday night with
their house parties, made up generally of
some slight observance to Sunday. but who
here seldom or never 60 to church and
spend the day in Yachting, golfing, tennis
and even racing and gambling.
Il ask no change in the laws. Indeed
deprecate the constant appeal to the State
public conscience will not maintain. The
present laws are strong enough. When you
take into ocount that there are Toe, 600 Jews
in New York city and an eno' nous number
Of immigrants, you can only wonder that
thev are allowed to remain on the statute
hooka
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-17
SSO,632 VANISHED.
Anyway. 6632 Did-Italian Has Trusting
COuntrym0n Arrested.


Tony Fortuna, 81 years old. of SO Carmine
street, was arraigned before Magistrate
Cornell in the Jefferson Market police court
yesterday afternoon on complaint of one
Angelo Petillo OF 8S Mott street, who wanted
to know how Fortuna had been able to
make SEC, 632 vanish into thin air.
Petillo is a longshoreman. According
to his story. he was walking on the Bowery
on June II. last with 1892, all the savings
of his life. in the inside pocket Of his coat
when at Hester street, he met Fortuna and
companion. The two men appeared
much excited, and Petillo asked them
what was the matter. Fortuna replied
Petillo says. that he had $50, 900 about him,
and that he was afraid somebody would
steal it.
Where did you get so much money!"
Petillo demanded.
Never mind" replied Fortina's friend;
we are acquainted with signor Tom
masino lawson"
They asked Petillo il Re wouldn't put
their money with his own roll, and he
readily agreed. The whole was done up
in one package and handed to him. He
carried 1t about with him for several days.
Then he decided to open it. 1t contained
nothing but wad Of paper and half dozen
fake greenbacks.
Fortuna was arrested yesterday morning.
He was held by Magistrate Cornell in 1000
bail for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-17
BROADWAY CHURCH SITE SOLD
PARK e TILFORD TO BUILD on
TABERNACLE SITE.

Buy the Bath Street Corn r and Two Plots
on 3Sth street for 81 500 .OOO-Upper
Fifth Avenue store Sold-May Close
AnOther-Jump In Value Ct the Land.
The biggest real estate deal put through
In this town in a long time will probably
be closed to-day. The deal involves the
old Broadway Tabernacle at the north
east corner Of Broadway and Thirty fourth
street, which will be torn down to make
way for new Park Il Tilford store. The
church property, to gether wit the abutting
dwellings at es and 10 West Thirty-fifth
street, has been sold to Park d Tilford by
the RoIton Realty Company for 81, 500, 900.
Park Tilford recently sold their store
In Fifth avenue, opposite Central Park,
to Boehm 4 Coon for 1925. 900, retaining,
however, lease OF it for ten years. Their
store at the southwest corner OF Columbus
avenue and Sevent y-second at rect is also
understood to have been disposed of for
about $780, subject to long term lease.
The Tabernacle corner is regarded the
most valuable unmproved site in the new
midtown shopping dist riot. The Roxton
Realty Company. which Is controlled by
Benjamin Altman. bought 1t, along with
the adult ing dwellings. from Edward F.
Searles last year for about S2,0O0,0O0.
Mr. Searles secured the church from the
Tabernacle Society In 1902 for 81 800 900. and
subsequently purchased the private houses
from James c. Parrish for $4,000 In
three years. consequently, the site now
obtained by Park & Tilford has increased
in value Sl,Oe0,OOO. The Tabernacle plot,
which brought 81 300 900 three years ago,
cost SIS, 500 in 1857.
The block in Thirty-fourth street, bet ween
Broadway and Fifth avenue, has been the
seat of an extraordinary realty movement
since 1t was announced. last fall, that Rem
jamin Altman was to build store covering
the entire block between Fifth and Madison
avenues and Thirty-fourth and Thirty
fifth streets. The principal purchase in
Thirty-fourth street was made by John
Claflin, head of the H. B. Catin Company
who is erecting a big store opposite the
Waldorf Astoria.
His site includes that of the old Henry
Cows residence, which Mr.. CleWs paid
$3.50, 900 for in 1887 and sold this spring for
S75O,0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-17
MUST QUARANTINE SMALLPOX.
Boards OF Health Omcials Decide That
Vaccination Alone Isn't Sumcient.

Boards OF Health Omcials Decide That
Vaccination Alone Isn't Sumcient.
WASHINGTON, May 1o.-After q lively
controversy continuing throughout the
day the delegates to the annual conference
Of State and provincial boards Of health
OF North America, which began its sessions
here to-day, decided that vaccination and
quarantine were the only preventives
of smallpox, rejecting the theory Of DR..
H. NJ. Bracken Of St. Paul that the quaran-
tine method is .unscientiho impracticable,
expensive and an absolute failure
The session of the medical men was pro-
ceeding in an orderly manner this morning
when DR.. Bracken sprung a sensation by
denounoing the quarantine and urging
that reliance for the prevention and con-
troll Of the dread disease be placed upon
vaccination alone. DR.. Bracken's pro-
posal was presented in the form Of ma
3ority report Of the committee appointed
to consider the question. A sub-report,
introduced by DR.. c. o. Probst of Ohio.
favoring a modification Of present quar-
antine laws and general instructions to
the public concerning vaccination, was
adopted as expressing the sense Of the con-
ference on the subject.