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CONDITION IMPROVES
Illness Of Mrs. Mckinley Takes q
Turn for the Better.
LITTLE HOPE OF RECOVERY

Physicians Say Change for the
Worse May Occur at Any Time or
on the Other Hand the Patient May
Live for Several Daya
Canton, O.. May 25.--Dr. Portmann.
after a call on Mrs. Mckinley, issued
the following bulletin:
Il have found Mrs. Mckinley much
better In every way. Her heart action
and circulation are better. She rallied
enough to ask for a drink Of water,
but Immediately iapsed into uncon.
sciousness."
DR.. Portmann added that the result
is In doubt. as relapse may come on
at any time and her constitution is in
such condition that she can hardly
stand severe attack.
After a consultation OF Doctors O.
r. Portmann, J. q. Riman. suDerin-
tendent Of the Massillon state hos
pital, and Admiral Rixey. surgeon
general Of the navy. DR.. Rixey gave
out the following statement:
Mrs. McKinley's condition is more
favorable We hope and believe that
she will improve. Her condition, how
ever, IL serious. The principal diff
Guilty Is to give sufficient nourish-
ment.
There is q decided Improvement
as TO the paralysis. which was lin-
tied to one arm"
At $3.50 p m there was no change
"a the condition OF Mrs. Mckinley
that would warrant any statement
from the physicians different from
the one issued early In the day that
she may take turn for the worse
any hour or may live several days.
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m SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Methods Of Spreading Propaganda Of
Peace Discussed.


Lake Mohonk. N. Y. May 24-The
days session Of the Lake Mohonk
conference on international arbitrar
tion was devoted exclusively to con-
Rideration OF methods OF spreading
Tho propaganda Of peace BY teaching
pupils Of the public schools aud stu
dents of the colleges Addresses on
this subject were delivered by Elmer
e. Brown. United States commissioner
OF education; Andrew 8. Draper, COM
missioner Of education Of New York
state. President Charles r. Thwing
OF the Western Reserve university;
PrSsiden. Rush Rhees OF Rochester
university; Professor Joseph II. Beale.
Jr.. Of Harvard university; Professor
W. w. Wiiloughby Of Johns Hopkins
university and Professor Elbert Rus
sell Of Earlham college. Richmond.
Commissioner Brown recommended
that the date OF the opening of the
first Hague peace conference, May Is.
be annually commemorated In the
public schools. Commissioner Draper.
however. declared that 1t is not the
business OF the schools to promote
special causes and that II the people
OF the state want anything done In the
schools they win be likely to SO de-
clare In law.
President Thwing said the colleges
promote arbitration by training men
In self-restraint. President Rhees
said the colleges should train their
students to analyze the issues and to
decide them In n spirit Of Justice
Professor Beale. Professor Willoughby
and Professor Russell also empha-
sized the Importance OF teaching col
lege students the advantage OF uni
versal peace
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Chicago Union Stock YardA

Chicago. May observation-disclosures
e4.3O@650; cows, $1.s005.4o; heifers.
S27O@b.40: calves, $4.50@650: good
to prime steers. $5.40Q65O, poor to
medium. $4.3015.4O; stockers and
feeders, $2.90@5,20, Hogs-Light. IS. 20
@6a7M: mixed, s6l506.45: heavy,
$5.95Q6.32h; rough, S5.9596.10:
pigs. Sb.S0G6.40; good to choice heavy.
$6.20@6.32h. Sheep, e4.5008.e5;
lambs, e625186O
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Wonderful Eczema Cure

Our little boy had eczema for five years,
writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta Pa."Iwo
OF our home doctors said the case was
hopeless, his lungs being effected. We
then employed other doctors, but no ben
eft. resulted By chance we read about
Electr io Bitter, bought bottle and soon
noticed improvement. We continued
this medicine until several bottles were
used, when our boy cured was completely
cured Best of all blood medicines
and body building health tonics. Guar
anteed at Sohutz & Ketcham Drug store
90 cents
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California Antitrust Law.

Los Angeles. Cal, May 25.-The
Cartwright antitrust law, perhaps the
most farreaching In effect OF any OF
the laws OF the last Legislature. has
gone into effect and as a result In this
county alone thirty or more combina-
tions OF wholesalers and retailers In
various mercantile lines will voluntar-
lily dissolve In order to comply v'"h
the provisions Of the new statute.
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DENY ANY DISCRIMINATION
Railroad Men Testify in OIL Rate
kearinS.

Washington, May 25.-Further con-
sfderation of rates on petroleum and
its products, particularly In the terri
tory of the Central Freight associa-
ton, was given during the day by the
Interstate commerce commission In
It's hearing of the complaint OF
the National Petroleum association
against the carriers In the Middle
West
Several expert rate men of the rail-
roads testified that no preferential
treatment was accorded by the rail-
roads To the Standard Oil company as
against Independent producers OF oil,
The rates TO all shippers were uni
form, they explained. on both carload
and less than carload shipments. The
testimony was purely technical In Its
character
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-25

Piles get quick andcertain relief fr, n
DIR. Shops Magic Ointment. Please
note it 10 made alone for Piles, and it's
action is positive and certain. Itchingl
painful, protruding or blind Piles disss
appear like magic by its use. Large MIC.
KEEL capped jars so cents. Sold by Schultz
Il ketcham
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Probable Muroer and Suicide.

Philadelphia. May 25.-With their
throats cut from ear to ear Peter Mo
Ginnis, aged forty-eight years. and
his wife. aged thirty.eight years. were
found dead IN their home In the lower
section Of the city. The couple had
not been seen since Tuesday, when
peighboYs heard them Quarreling.
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Loving is painful thrill, not to love
more painful still, but ah lit is the
worst of pain, to love and not be loved
again" (When you feel that way,
better take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea )-Schutz & Ketcham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-05-25

San Francisco, May 25.-The trial
Of Mayor Sch1nitx on the charge Of
ext0rtion was resumed In Judge
DUNES department OF the superior
court. -Four Jurors already have been
secured to try the case and the ex-
animation OF talesmen was resumed,
. new venire being n attendance.
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Duluth Whe at and Flax.

Duluth. May 24.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No hard. sl.osh:
No. l Northern, S1.02A. No. 2 North
ern. s10l; May. si.02; July. $l.02Hi
Sept. sl02ss Flax-To arrive. on
track and May, sl22M; July, sl.2sA.
Oct. 81 28
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Found at Last

j. A. Harmon, CT Llzemore. West Va
says: "At last have found the perfect
pill that never dissappoints mo; and for
the benefit Of others afflicted with Tor
pid Liver and chronic constipation, will
say: take DR.. Kings New Life Pills
Guaranteed satisfactory. 25c at Schultz
& Ketchams' Druggist.
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st. Pau, Union Stock Yards.

ST. Paul. May 24.-Cattie-Good TO
choice steers, $5.b006.25; fair to good.
$4.0O650o; good to choice COWS and
heifcrs, s3.50J4.75; veals. $a.2564.75.
Hogs-s6.0o@6.221s. Sheep-Wethers.
s6506700: good to prime lambs. s775
GoS5O
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, May "a. - Wheat-May.
97Ac: July 99h @99Ac. Corn-May,
54cy july. 521tc. Oats--May, 47sc;
July, 47asc Pork--May, s16.32H; ;
July, s1642h. Butter-Creameries,
18@24c: dairies. i7@22c Eggs-l4c.
Poultry-Turkeys lie; chickens. i3c.
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BRIDGES WASHED AWAY.
Rain Storm Does Great Damage Near
Fort Dodge, la.

Fort Dodge, la.
Fort Dodge. Ia. May 2S.-A heavy
rain did $4,000 damage to the town
of Lehigh and $4,000 damage In the
vicinity. Four bridges over Crooked
Creek railway. two county bridges
and two of the Chicago Great West
ern were washed out. Tho Great
Western road is cut off from the
mines and II will be a month before
traffic can be resumed. Sixty feet OF
an approach to the county bridge was
taken out. leaving a gap of one foot.
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In using cough syrup, why not get
the best? one that comes highly reco-
mended is Bees Laxative Honey and
Cough syrup, contains Honey and Tar
and is superior to other cough syrups
in many ways. Children always like it
because it contains no opiates, is lax
alive and is guaranteed to give salts
faction or your money refunded. Try it.
Sold by Schultz & ketcham.
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Oity Loss
for residence purposes tor sale, Sl6 to
2OO-E. Sheridan

There are many kidney remedys but
few that result. "Pineules" is a remedy
that contains no alcohol or opiates OF
any kind, complies with the National
Pure Food and Daugs Law, guaranteed
to give satisfaction. Thirty days treat-
ment for 100. Inquire about "Pineules"
Sold by Schultz & Ketcham
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Hurried meals lack of exercise are tn
main causes of dyspepsia. A Rings Dys
pepsia Tablets after each meal aids d
gestion, improves the appetite
Sold by Schultz Ketchap
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat

Minneapolis. May 24.-Wheat-On
tracl5--No. hard. s1031s; No.
Northern. si0212; No Northern.
99hcGps1.o0 No. Northern. 96AG
0Sc>
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DR.. Shops
Headache
! Tablets
SCHUTk & KETCHAM.

The members or the Unrvusso $780,
OF education who were ousted by
Mayor Busse met and decided to op-
pose the mayors action In the courts
on the grounds that he acted beyond
his .autho-tt-
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PAIN

PAfn u the head--pein Enywhsre has its cssrss.
tain Is scongestion, pain is Dlood pressure-nothns
else usually: At least so says DIR, Shoop, and 10
prove It he hSs created Little pink tablet Thai
taoiet-caied Dr.. Shoop's Headache Tablet
Soaxes blood pressure away from pain centera
Its effect . charming. pleasingly delightful Gently
though safely. 1t surely eQuanxes the blood circu
II you have o headache, It's blood pressure.
" It's painful periods with women. same cause.
IL you are sleepless. restless. nervous. It's blood
congestlon-blood pressure That surely L. .
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u IN ~ minutes. and the tablets simply distribute
the unnatural blood pressure
Brpise your finger, and doesn't 1t get red. and
swell, ana pain you? OF course 1t does. It's con.
gestion. blood pressure You'll find 1t where pain
D-alWays. It's simply Common Sense.
We sell at 25 cents, and cheerfully recommend
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-04

consumption, rheumatism, infantile
paralysis, asthma and other of the
fearful diseases that commit such
horrible Tavages in the human an
atomy.
He is % years OF age and is about
the same height as his father. Al
though he is the youngest practitiOn-
er of TelecOnl In the world, he has tax
en- up such cOncientious course of
study under his father and lanes
Austin Larson that he bids tair To
outstrip them all when he attains
the age of his father.
lie has been . close student under
his father and James Austin Larson
since early youth. For that reason
he may be said To have partAkep of
the very best knowledge that both
can tmpart. James Austin Larson
Was the hrst practitioner Of TelecOni
10 come to the northwest, followed
shortly thereafter by Professor David
Richard Neville, made necessary by
the phenomenal success of Professor
Lanon. The appearance of these
Two men In Spokane left their former
lield entirely In charge Of Professor
Neville, IT., who was called 20 visit
eases In all parts Of the middle west.
For six months be kept up his tire
less practice until the last patient in
his care was permanently cured.
Meanwhile the apartments of no
feSSoFs Larson and Neville In the
Spokane Hotel, At Spokane, Washing.
ton, were daily becoming 50 thrOnged
with new patients that it was scarce
by possible for them tn attend ali who
visited them. Young Neville was
planning a long rest for himself and
his wife. \ hurried call was sent for
him, however. TO come to the north
west ana assist Professors Larson
and Neville.
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which he had originated and named Tel
econi. One can somewhat imagine his
surprise when he discovered that an
other man, practicing the same charas
ter of treatment had travelled an
through that country for years and had
made for himself an enviable reputation
as a great and good healer.
In the interest of his science. Professor
Larson learned that Professor Neyilt
was resident of Salina, a city only IS
miles distant. Opening correspond.
ence with Professor Neville. Professor
Larson finally made arrangements to-
meet the man about whom he had heard
so much, and right in His own home Vi.
cinity, at that.
Several days were spent in airing Their
views, their methods and their successes
until, without any more adieu, both
men agreed that each had been practic-
ing the same method of healing.
The methods of practice were found
to be almost identical; the nature Of
their individual successes was almost
the same and. because of the identity Of
their views, they concluded to cast thar
lot, the one with the other, and Journey
through the world dispensing the won
derful health of which they appeared to
be the very highest types.
The record of these two wonderful
men, as gathered after a careful invest-'
CATION by the writer of this article, has
been truly remarkable. Such a cam.
paign for healing and permanency Of
cures has never before been known in,
the United States, or at least, in that
part OF the nation where they have ben
working, have letters in my posses
sion from people all through the stats
OF Kansas, Texas, Indian Territory, Oh
lahoma, Illinois and Iowa telling 81
their great cures and know of my per.
sonal knowledge from the city of CHI
cago, what great power for health thy
have been.
Since that time, about four wears ago
| these men have been so closely identified
with each other, that the success Of on.
has, in measure, been the success 81
the other. In no way can either b
said to be the superior of the other u
the great work of permanent healing.
! | he same great success that has az
| tended the efforts of Professor Larson
Professor Neville and his talented son
Professor Clyde Edward Neville, VIII, .
all probability follow them rom Spo'
kane to Occur d'Alene city and whersvd
else they feel called upon TO go.
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Prof. David Richard Neville Comes
Here Tuesday, January 8

Commencing Tuesday, January g. Occur d Alene will be
privileged have Professor David Neville practitioner of the
wonderful science of Teeconi in its midst After phenomenal
of success in healing the sick and suffering in the city
of Spokane his wonderful has last consented to spend
the days OF every week in this city Ever since his coming
northwest he has been treating patients from all parts
the Inland Empire After being permanently cured by him
have scattered their homes have told their sick friends
and neghbor OF this and his SCIENCE have spread the
story of his health giving to nnumerabe people, all of
which has resulted in scores OF calls to come to all the small
cities in this wonderful country Having had large
of in healing many who live in Occur Aene he has
decided make this city his first STOP While still continuing
his practice in Spokane where he ably assisted by his tai
ented son. Professor Clyde Edward Neville he will visit Occur
Aene three times week that is every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday beginning Tuesday January While in this
city, Professor Neville will be located the Idaho hotel He
cordially invites all who suffer from whatever call
upon him for consultation which will be free the air you
breathe. As the coming Of Teeconi Occur Aene will
suit in adding hundreds Of patients his practice Profess
Neville wishes that he will take possible
after which the lists will be closed until others have been
and make way those who still wait Therefore would be
advisable for all who wish take Teeconi treatment
Professor Neville the earliest possible moment During the
time that Teeconi will be practiced in this city, Professor
Neville will call upon his help him which gives prom
Use that the large percentage of that have been made
Spokane will be continued here Hours from Ago Pm
ROOM 113, IDAHO HOTEL
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Why the Two Great Drugless PraCtitiOn-
erS Joined

Equally as remarkable as the great
work of healing that they have done,
was the manner in which Professor Da-
vid Neville and James Austin Larson,
the originator Of Teleconi, met in the
state of Kansas and decided to cast
their lot together. There are at the
present time only three men in all the
world who are practicing Teleconi
These are Professor David Richard Ne
vile, his son, Professor Clyde Edward
Neville and James Austin Larson, the or
iginator of the science of Teleconi.
Prof Neville, ST., whose home is in
Salina, Kansas, had been practicing a
method of treatment for upwards of
nine years. From the first, his success
was phenomenal. The lame and the
halt were made to walk; the deaf to
hear; sufferers of years standing; Grip
Piled; paralyzed and all manner of pain
bound men and women were restored to
their normal health by this wonderful
man. Never using drugs and relent-
less enemy of the knife, Prof. Neville
practiced this drugless method of heal
ing. all about his native home. without
ever giving his theory of practice any
study and really exhibiting as much
pleasure and surprise over his mysteri-
Gus powers as those upon whom he laid
his hands. The fact of the matter was.
Professor Neville did not understand,
himself, the source of his power, of the
nature of his gift, if gift it were.
At this time, James Austin Larson. a
man with wide eastern reputation as
drugless healer; man who had set
Chicago agap at his marvellous healing
ability; who had calls from the rich and
poor alike from all parts of the nation
Journeyed into Kansas, there to radiate
the health of which he seemed to be the
apostle. This was about four years ago,
Professor Larson decided to locate in
the city of Mcpherson, Kasnas, beliey.
ing it would be a satisfactory point
from which to work through the whole
state. He located himself in the LEADING
hotel and Immediately made arrange
ments tor the introduction of the science
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WHAT TELEcONI REALLY IS

teeeonl is unlike any other system treatment" Prof
or David Richard Neville when plain
what his science really meant F
Is the science Of human vibration and when applied the
oouy Is TO the body the Marcon system
1eecon Is simply knowledge of how apply vibration
manner that the MarcOn wireless teleRaphy sends
thought quvering through atmosphere producing
~ :. Oh miles away Teleconi applied Intelligent
eeners, creates influence which also
body. y ~ ' p~ " ~
e Is nothing more less vibration directly OPP
, ' Ane same influence that produces disease can
a. produce health Hence. the application of Tecon
Oh human vibration when applied directly the nerve
disease. '"e "0N0"HAeH' - -
'huee very proud of the good t
- " '"e north"est There is scarcely disease thai
conquered during my residence in Inland Empire
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Prof. Neville Is a Wonderful Man With
a Strange Gift

Professor David Richard Neville Is
man with a strange gift The power
that comes from his hands, mysterious
az Il 10, and uuexplainable to the ordin-
AIRY man. is one Of the most unusual ever
known. With his bare hands, he sends
a sensation through the body that can
be compared with no other feeling that
has ever been experienced by any person
in the world, who has not been treated
BY TelcConi,
There h something remarkably inter.
eating In the system, known M the science
Of Teleconi, which u about to b. prac-
ticed IN Occur d'Alene city. Professor
David Richard Neville and his son Clyde
Edward Neville seem 10 have a magic In
their touch which baaishea pain almost
immediately, alleviates suffering and
scuba the ills Of humanity scamprring
away as tie sun ehases the dew Ia the
early morn, These men weigh mach
above tbs normal. Professor Neville, sr..
weighing go and Professor Neville, Jr..
260 pounds, They are hrim fall OF red,
rosy blood and arc the very highes, type
oi abundant health. which they radiate
60 all who are treated b. them.
Hack Of thu appearance OF these two
sncu IN the northwest, there il an inter.
esting career OF restored health. release
from the bonds Of pain and suffering, al
Of which are borne out by the repogts
that come from tho states through which
they have travelled on their GRAND Of
health and healing
interviewed by newspaper reporter.
Professor David Richard Neville. hast
wvek. assisted the scribe in divining the
mysterious gifts " hich have hccn &C.
credited TO these practitioners OF TSle-
com.
When the reporter shook hands with
Professor Neville, he iels warmth
which he could not explain. Il was
more than that. Il was an inteusc heat,
With his bare hand extended toward the
interviewer. Professor Neville seemed al
most 10 have a saPcrhnman power,
The temperature oi his hand inprcsses
Que. al once. with what seCns la be a
g,gantic possihihilisy in the curing ofhu.
man diseases. One cannot mcct this
man and talk with ham Tor a lew mom
snsa without appFrciating his great
good humor. One caanot get away
rom the Thought that. Il there l. ans
merit az ali IN Suggestion. as a means o
curing disease. Professor Neville cersain
~ possesses that power,
No word need be uttered BY this re
markAhie man 60 give the impression
that be b. himself. the very power o
health He i bread shoultlsred, devl
ehsstetl. has a remarkably cleaF eve ans
d complexion that demonstrates. hSyons
al question, the purity u blood whi,l
inus4 dow through his veins. lie stand
brfoEe You. q type Of perfection ia health
stature aud mental and moral attain
mentn. lie untciasNrs Ia every manne
the usual typs Of men 10 similar proics
sions. is most conservative. UNUSUAL,
aympathetic, and speaks with a direct
ness and conviction that compeis admir-
alton for his honoF and integrity
Professor Neville was asked to make
statement as TO the character al hi
method IA the treatment of disease ID
rect from the shoulder he replied brieii
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ROOM 1l3, IDAHO HOTEL
Neville, Jr, May Come to Assist

Clyde Edward Neville, son of Pro-
fessor DAVID Richard Neville, is
physical giant. he is broad should
cred and weighs about 25O pounds.
rAs young man rejects the full
Qaeta Of health that he believes is
necessary to give health to others, in