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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
MAIL CARRIERS EXPERIENCE.

Brownsville, Tenn.
I have been a rural letter carrier for
over FIVE years. Some two years ago
was taken with severe pains In my
back. / used medicine from my fam
lily physician for several months with
out any benefit. A friend. Mr.. J. u.
Nelson. advised me % try your Swami
Root. but / had no faith in IT, / con
tinued 90 grow worse and az last de-
cided TO try this remedy and bought
OF Long Bros a fifty-Cent bottle which
gave me great relief ! then bought
two one-dOllar bottles. which / can
truthfully say have completely cured
me.
Had Il not been for Swamp-RoOt.
would have been compelled TO quit the
rural free delivery service.
I advise all mail carriers who get
1ains In their back that Swamp-RoOt
will cure them.
! was so bad that very often my
wife would have 20 help me 20 arise
NJ. u. HENDRICKSON.
Rural Letter Carrier. Route No. ..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
A CONTRACTOR.

.DOnalsCnville. Ca. Jan. 20. 1909
DR.. kilmer a. Co. BinghamtOn. y. Y.
Gentlemen: About four years ago
suffered from kidney trouble and rheu-
matism In my hips. The pain across
my back became so severe that could
hardly straighten up and could not
walk without dragging my feet. I
would urinate frequently and would
have TO rise two or three times during
the night, causing me 20 suffer from
loss OF sleep. And with the pain
was all run down and began 10 lose
flesh. / saw Swamp-ROOt advertised
and bought one bottle 10 try Il. After
taking IL ! felt better and could sleep
all right az night continued 10 take
IL until ! had taken four large bottles.
I was entirely free from any pain I'm
the back and began 20 gain I'm weight.
| always recommend Swamp Root 20
my friends as I think the cure IN ms
case remarkable.
Yours very truly.
NJ. n. HICKSON.
DOnalsOnyllle. Ca
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS


Lon J. Bearchamp VIII appear AZ
ere Tabernacle tomorrow night There
ln but one Beuachamp-be sure to
hcar him.
The Danville (Ili) Commercial
News says: "DOnt fail 20 hear Beau
champ tonight. 1he man Is positively
frresistibly and ridiculously funny.
And this viii be the last opportunity
90 hear him this year"
Prom Des Moines 0owa) Capital:
~fIe kept the audience IN an uprOar Of
slde-splitting laughter. His shafts,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
A PROMINENT MASON.
Jackson. Tenn

Jackson. Tenn.
According 10 my experience. / DO
not consider there Is anything to equal
SWamp-ROOt for kidney affection.
Twice Il relieved me when ! Eas
completely helpless
The last time / was travelling IN
Texas. when my Kidneys become a.
foCtct. aud for ten DAYS 7 suffered eH-
cruCiltiug pains. accompanied vita
severe Chills. Several years previOuA
having been relieved Of a similar a.
tack. I naturally sought relief as b.
fore from SWSmp-ROot.
After using four Of the argesin
bottles. I was completely restored ana
went on my way rejoicing and praiF
ing Swamp-RoOt. This was thfes
years ago and I have had no indicatm
Of a return OF the affection.
&c. SMITH, IT,
Thirty-third degree Mason
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
MISREPRESENTATION


n you have indigestion. you don't
set an the nutriment out Of your food
that you should.
Your worn out stomach passes the
food on without extracting enough nu-
tritlous substance 70 supply the blood
and nerves.
And n the nerves are not supplied
win nOurishment. they begin to rebel.
They kick up q great disturbance.
They make you irritable and cranky.
Jon worry about tribes. and you can
not sleep sOundly at night. you have
bad dreams. and you get mp tired In
&he morning
Try Mona tablets. the money-baek
cure. Mona win cure your nervous
ness By driving out the cause. Mona
win give you relief the FIRST hour. Il
win cure acute cases In a few days.
and chronic cases in q few weeks
Belching Of gas. heartburn. sour
taste o. food. waterbrash. foul breath
and other dyspeDtic symptoms vanish
before the mighty power OF Mona.
Try Mona. ]. w. McCollum 4 Co.
eel Il and win refund your money II
Il don't cure. and only so cents large
nov
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
A cLEReYL AN.
New Roads. La. Jan. %. 1903

New Roads. La. Jan. %. 1909
Dr. Kilmer & Co. BinghamtOn. y. Y.
Dear Sirs: / write today TO the pub
lie that your Swamp-RoOt cured me
of kidney trouble. | was almost past
going: having spasmOdic spells with
my kidneys that were breaking down
my constitution. The best medical
ID was employed and they pronounced
my trouble as alkali i'm the kidneys,
but were unable TO do me any perma-
nent good.
took four bottles Of Swamp-ROOt
and became a well man. This was six
years ago and have had no trace Of
the trouble. Yours for suffering men.
REV. J. r. TAYLOR,
Pastor Baptist Church. New Roads. La.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
BAPTIST MINISTER.
Brinson. Ga. Jan. 20, 1870.

BrinsOn. Ga. Jan. 20, 1909
DIR. Kilmer 4 Co. Binghamt,n. y. y.
Gentlemen: Some time ago / suffer.
cd severely with pain In my back and
hips. MY back panied me continually
and | felt miserable 4 friend v,,Cl
mended Swamp-ROOt ! obtained anC
took the contents Of two bottles whcT
felt relief. My back has not troubled
me since anu I can thoroughly recon-
mend Swamp-ROOt 10 anyone suffering
from kidney troubles, as | find IL af-
fOrded me great relief
Yours very truly,
REV. r. T. DAWSON.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
A GEORGIA WOMAN.

Sparks. Ca. Jan. IL, 1909.
Dr. KilmeT & Co. Bmghamton. y. Y.
Gentlemen: Some time ago | was
troubled with kidney trouble; had Sc
we're pains en- back and hips. Was
treated by a physician, but without
any benefit. I noticed some Swamp
Root advertised and resolved TO give
Il a trial. After taking four bottles
was completely cured. Have not
suffered any pain az all since and can
recommend Swamp-ROOt TO anyone
suffering from kidney trouble. Sin
cerely. MRS. r. v. STEVENS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
RESULTS IT HAS PROVED.

DOthan, Ala. Jan. q. 1909
Dr.. Kilmer e. Co. Binghamton. Ny
Dear Sirs: Have been suffering
more or less from kidney trouble ioT
the last FIVE years and was induced 10
try your Swamp-ROOt Am happy 10
say. or give you testimonial. that 4
has cured me. as a travelling sales.
man for Messrs. Colgate & Co. New
York. and am always travelling on the
road. Drinking the different waters
affected my kidneys.
Yours respectfully.
SAMUEL WOLF.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
The VALUE or A REMEDY rs
PROVEN BY ITS CURES.
49,. a.. D.. Do. l00S-

EIkWnuus AIA.t AffNs ~ Aa'Fs
Dr. Kilmcr A. Co. BinghamtOn. y. y.
Dear Slrs: have derived such great
benefit from the use % your remedy.
< amp-Root. that / believe u Co b,
mat iLpJrtlnt for the public % khJV
r- worth For the past ten year ]
nave been the most miserable Of men
Did not know what the trouble wa
bat had 10 urniate very frequently
both day and night; was puned NJ
generally. Could not sleep more than
A couple % hours at a time. was great
iy distress 81 after eating n meal and
vas about worn out. | had tried near.
IS everything I could see advertised
and hear Of. without helping me 60
any great extent. until finally In DC.
tobor last at Ripan. Wis, ! purchased
"A One-dollar bottle OF Swamp-ROOt and
commenced taking Il according To d.
rpctiOns and followed that with
another bottle and experienced such
great relief and benefit from same
that I purchased FIVE dollars worth AZ
huntsville. Aha. and continued its
Use and am now taking IL. but In
smaller doses and twice a day I'm place
d four times a day. and believe by
the time present supply Is used up !
Will be entirely well. ! am feeling bet
ter now than for ten years past. Can
eat and sleep frst-class, In fact, ] am
feeling so good that ! cannot resist
telling you about Il. You are at liber-
" to publish this testimonial should
YOU wish. Very respectfully,
THOS. STALLARD. L. s. A., Retired.
Box Z, X. r. No. 2, ElkwOod, Ala.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16

Spence entertained With most
charming recitation
All aeaiu repaired to tha parlor
where au ENJOYABLE hour was spent
Mr. Dale again rendering couple of
musical selections. accompanied by
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16

Miss FDueII aud Me-dames Spence
and McCoiIum entertaining with reel.
uIu-
A moro delightful evening was ucy-
rr spent Boo Gainesville
The outoftown guests were Dr. and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16
FULLY sATI, FLED.

Waycross. Ca, Jan. s. ls...
DR.. Kilmer & Co. Bingh1mton' y. J.
Dear Sirs: During last OcioDei !
suffered from my kidneys.
/ consulted my physician Who p,
scribed for me, but his treatment -
not benefit me. After reading -
Swamp-ROOt literature ! decioea
give Il a trial After taking
doses. / felt somewhat relieves ~
after two One-dOllar bottles haa -, -.
taken. I had no pain and was eomps.s
ly cured. I have not had the slig.l,.
pain in my back or hips since. -
my own experience. can ehesI...s.
Swamp-RO0t 20 aA1'~
suffering from kidney trouble !
Yours very truly
SIMON MARTIN
Mr.. Martin conducts a caring -
transfer business.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16

pointed with wit. and foathcred with
humor. had In them enough weight
to make them 60 straight TO the
mark"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16

AFR. In curtis of orange - !, ~
Airs. Anita Hendricks So
York and Nr IS A. Ca...-'D "
Park Farm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-03-16

tn. Sun once for calling -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-19
On Spinei1aetnine.
1riien til clogs % Nanben ! Wape'
iaren.
Oct er rSIensbors slpis". TOM for.

Oct er ~SIensbors apis". Tom for.
teller:
SorIeben Tog piIoe en- Manb |
Barnes Sogn | Ssnoeripaanb ilagte
en- 8ris. % be nsopenbige Jorbere.
oelier til SIagtningen bar aIlereoe
t~rifne. @riien bleu bentet no al
StaIoen for at fsres til Slasteban.
fen; ben freq e~uosiammerligt og
itritteoe imo6, iaa soot ben funbe,
men oct bialp life.
9a man omiioer bopbe fact ben
last tilrette o. Senrettelien ffroe gaa
for Jig, eiorbe @riien nogle fortpilebe
anitrRngelier for ON miIigt at frelie
2ipet. 9isIe anItrGngelier f~roneoes
meo SeIb. % inben man fit zig rig.
tis bet9nft, LOB 8rtien alt, bnab ben
furtoe, 40 Stogen til. 8onben iatte
II &enb bagefter ben ilpgtenoe; men
til alt ubelo traabte ban | en- - &9-
peiar. Wu bar Suren til 9onben al
emme iig. Smiioer fit ban Jig Dog
uofriet at ocn mislige Sitting, og
peo ct Ear tililenoe Raboers SiGlp
fit man 8lpstuingen inbbentet %
bra9t til Sfferiteoet.
Sor anben Gang rep 8riien fig
lbs, og benne Gang Lob ben giennem
Ell aobenitaaenbe Dor inc / Stuebu.
Jet, bppr Den ppItebe en- 8arnepogn
% en- 9aIie meo fo9enoe ganb, iom
ifuloe babe bGret briigt til Siernel'
len al .8riiens 9eriter.
9a man for treble Sang ferte Sri.
len til Hctteriteoct, bar oct, iom on
Den baphe giort iig fortrolig meb Den
Sm,fe, at al &nmp imoo Opermag.
ten Dog piloe pGre iorgiGnes. 2ioi
eiter bapbe Den tapre @riS opbsri
nte6 at lepe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-19

Spftoren (gioer B~atienten en- Ge.
cept): "@nio Gem III meb oct ire
Sarge ON 0agcn ire 9a9e itrGf,
iaa ifaI 9e ie, Smerten giper Jig,
.Mtor anberien."
IGite Dag fommer aonen igien,
% iorlonger Ell M Reeept, i
Softoren: ~9Pen Den, De tit igoor,
ifuIbe 10 bare / tire Gage"
"Gonen .Cpiicr frem en- fiaet 90
pirlap): @tei, Der fan 9ottorcn
ielp &c, Eopirct bar 'aa baarligt, at
oct bolbt bare en- Gang" .
ling 9Gse: SEQ bar oaerebe iaar
Gapt 5 8atierter, iom ale er neoe al
Sierteipgbomme.
@ennpn: Saa 'fuloe on p%irfeIig
neoiGtte big Tom Spccioli't t Sierte'
%ipaoomme.
": Sfal on mart ia 9rplup mco
Srf. Seuien9
g.: Get er opiat paa ubeitemt Sio.
81: Sporior oct?
g.: Sun bar foreIsbig giitet Jig
meb Ell anoen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-19
Sra ipreote Setter.

&ps Sptusraicn. Ting Dame Com
netop er blepet fotograferet): Seq
baober, giaeberne bIir imuffe."
Sotografeu: "Sa. oct loper ieg
Dem, Srsfen. De oil neppe flenoe
Gem ielp isien."
On lps SSe. Gen 'toffels Sr.
8eterien er nof meset aanbsirapp'
renbe9"
$50, oct err ban. Sorleoen Dag
table ban lin 2ommebog % Isgte lac
efter ben / 2erifonet UNDER 9pgitaper
e."
Sffe iaa sanife let. Seriianten
"Spoo er Seres chile Stiaing2"
&efruten: "SSeg er Srpaefunit
ner."
Geriianten: "Saa Ifulbe De Dir
feIig ie at iaa 9eres Waoe til at for
ipinoe."
SurSrinssfulb. San: "gr 81
piais til at lepe al min @age2"
Sun: "Sa, fiGre. bet Ton iet
iagtens, bpis -"
San: "Spis bpab?"
Sun: "Spis on ieIp tan faa no
get auoet at Iepe af."
Nricrcn: seq Itdar meb Sicrtet
SoIien. Seq er bange for at bsr'
Seres Spar."
Set bar De peiaa goo 8runo til
Souien," iparebe bum, "for leg pi
oIbrig siite mig meo en- Msano, ion
life bar Siertet paa rette Steo."
-
g.: "goar leg fer Big, maa ief
aItio tanfe paa Srbiproset: gen
SUB giper ct embeoe, siper ban og
iaa Soritanb,"
o: "Rcn iee bar Sa intet em
bebe."
~: ser on bare, bppr goot Dc
paSier."
Sun: Set maa bore foriGroeIis
Tor en- @anS, naar ban er gift a
ifune beoe Tin Some ON Eenge."
San: Ser er % Ell Sing, 'om e
enbnu barre"
Sun: "Saa, % bpab er Oct, on
iee tor ipsrse2"
San: set MI, at bun ilet life ba'
nogen at aipe bam."
8encralen (peo Suipeftionen O
aaierner): "Sporoan er Oct me
Soften? Or 5 iornsiet aaeiammenY
SoISaten: ~SSapeI, Sr. General.
@eneraIcn: "Nfen fan Oct TIT
bnnbe, at en- faar en- itor os e.. an
ben en- Iioen Yortiou2"
Soloaten: "Rei. aISris, Sr. Gene
! raj, Se er imaa aIIeiammen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-19
Sssselig Ssigerisn. Spigerfa.
eitertrpffelia

Sssselis Spiserisn. S~pi9erfa.
oeren: ~0e bill ba, ieg ifal eiue
Gem min 9atter og 10000 Dollars
/ @sebgift? Nei. min unse Wanb,
bet er for 'meset."
Suigerlsnnen: ga, ia iaa be.
'bolo De 9atteren."
Zen uar lei. Baa Ssren inc til
aoucertialen, bpor Der blir aioet en-
gelgisrenbeosfoncert, baneer ct
Sfilt meb Taaifriften: "Sunoe mao
life mebtases!"
Otter at 3oucerten er iorbi, itaar
Der ifrepet meo glpant neoennnoer:
Sorenineen til 9prenes 9eIfpt.
telie.
Gn Gmerifaner, iom en- Dag ipiite
2unh iammen meh Sir Sbonlas
9ipton, fortGller iGaenbe:
"0a 8affen fom inc. tog ies op
nit gtui os bso Sir Sbomas en- 81.
earette.
"Iei, Sat" iparebe ban. "Seg err.
| muligens meo en- eneite llnbtaselie,
gerbens ltsrite Hseer, men ieg rsger
alSrig Gisarer eller Gisaretter."
"Spab rsser De oa9" ipurgte ieg.
"Slef," lso Sparet.
n: "Ien 9uSbepares! CT Senien
saaet rent fra Soritauoen9"
g.: Sffe oct ieg peb. Sporfor oa2"
g.: ger on life, at belle Suiet
bans er illlmiueret Tom til Set. San
bar laoet bper eneite 8asflamlne /
Suiet itaa % br9noe belle Sagen
lang"
g.: "aa, oct gisr ban bare for at
faa fin @asresnins for benne Wfaa'
neb bsiere op. Sans Some fommer
biem imorsen, % ban bar ifrepet til
benbe, at ban bar itbbet bienrnte og
left bper giten, meoens bun bar be-
ret borte. 90 bpis bun fit preiente'
ret en- @asregning paa bare ct Rur
SaIer, funoe oct gierre fomme til
pinlige Sorflaringer for SenieH."
Gn af 9obsipneilets Stameie.
Iter, iom gar efter slar meo faa
Raaneoers Ielemriim baooe flo
bet paa anflneebauterL men MI life
bapoe bit zig paa en- lib, ouffeoe en-
paffer Gag irem isien.
"Eeres llbieenoe iorefommer, mig
Ioa befienSt," iagoe 8ommeren.
"aa ia. ieg bar NOT pGret Der !
saIen for, iee," iuffebe spnoeren.
Or De gift nu2"
"Sffe eubni, Sr. CONNER"
"Sffe enonu? Spor lqnae er bet,
iiben 9e ~forlopebe 9em baY"
81 gar.~
"SaaIGnse9 @en bpcrfcr iaIper'
ben bar De % life giftet Sem for
IGnse iiSeu9"
"Gei. BET er, Tom BET er uSsiort,
Sr. CONNER. Su anna % ies bar
life en- encite Sang paret iaa beloige
enSnu at ilippe uo at Strai paa iam'
! me Sio."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-19
en- Satterfur.

gu Tariierlpge, Or. Sean 81.
neon, bar paft itor Spiigt ueo en-
eienbommelig altr, ban | Den ienere
Sib mco life rirge Selo bar anpenbt
operfor fine nerpein9ffebe fpinoelige
Eatienter. De ipge Stisnbeoer, Der
isger SiGlp oe &aao for oeres eoe'
laate Herper Dos Or. Simeon, Bill.
Der nemlis life ploeebe meo @onb'
og 8inbruefure, Welfeoi9ter eller
andre ifr9ffeliee Sure. Or. Sime-
ons Sremaonasmaabe or langt mere
ligeirem % befOem; ban forlonger
nemlig fun en- eneite Ting al Iinc
Yatienter: at d, ifaI le, lie, laa me.
get iom muIigt. Den benue 2atter
er life iom Ell SlagS Sihsforbriu Ell.
Ter 6ornsielie at reaue; Den er tp9r'
timoo en- panifelis Ie9emIi9 gpelie.
Ell Slags i~tprfenoe 8pmoitif, Der
ifal bore aIbeles iortrinlig til at put
ite mt oa friif aip / De ouermitrGng'
te Sraaner og faa Slooet til at
rifle raift 90 naturligt | aarerne
ieien.
Get er til at begpnbe meb ilet life
gonife let iaaleoes at le paa Som.
manbo, os mango at Or. SimeonS
Yatienter bar maattet giennemlepe
anItr9ngenoe Elmer, inben De braste
oct iua blot, at De paa Or. Simeons
9eialing naariombelit funoe lie bsit,
~naturligt % bierteli9t.
en- rig omerifanif Game, Der er
blepen belbrcbet for en- m%angeaari9
RerpeippffeI'e peo en- afSr. Sine'
onS Sure, err naturligpis ip9rt be.
a~eiitret oper hans Wetbooe; bun bar
be brust tltiinoe 0ioler % bunorehe
alrre, noen at oct bapoe biulpet; iaa
fom bum iii Or. Simeon, % ban
gioroe benoe rolf / 2sbet al en- Wtaa'
I
neos Sib.
"Strar ipntes ies ilet life ON Or.
Simeon," iort9ller bun; ban bar
mig esentIia iuarere imco. San INT
berisgte mig og iagoe mig ct ino'
billet Iatinif 0apn paa min Spg'
opm. Set bar naturlieuiS meget bra,
at ban pioite, bpao Der bar | Seien
men set loo cgcutlig life beroIigenoe,
at ser ifuIoe iaa Iangt ct latinIt
Hapn til for at betegre mine Nerpers
SiIitanS. Wen iaa bespubte Or.
Simeou at fortGne mig ON en-
WpnaSe i~uteresiante SilfeIoe ira
bans Troris, og Iiot eiter liot Inf
fcoes set ham at fange min Spmrrf'
! ionIbeo, iua ieg intcresieret lptteoe
til.
!, san iagSc ban pIuSicIis nSen pt'
berc: "@pr iaa peniis at le Hot
Srcfen." Get tom sanite, ion naar
cubper onbcn aege tiger: "Wsaa iea
ic Ceres Slmgep" Nen bet loo 'ac
fomiif, at ieg pirfelig bespnSte at lie
"llbmrrfct", iagoe GpftorerL "prsr
iaa en- Sang I'LL" ga, Oct bar ! gir'
feliebeSen belle aiIren. Seq Ifulo'
J lie, iaa ieg rpiteoe ODER belle aroppen
% eiterbaanoen l9rte ies oct % %
} ioa. SiIiioit 10 ies aloeles ~regeiniGS
iist ire 8auee ON Sasen, 90 ies blet
bper Gang peb, inbtil De Hare Gaa'
! rer itoS mig I Sinene. guereSe eI
/, Ter ncgIe iaa Cages SprIsb 'slte lee
en- bis 2ctteIie, % fnap Ell WfaaneSs
SiS otter par ies iuISitGfSis raft
Mine Nerpcr % belle nit SegeinC
bapbe nctcp INN trGnet til pisie Cot
tcrrpitcIicr % oisie upiIfaarIige Se
pGgeIier for at fpnrre | Srocu iglen
ilocper bisie Satterepelier tororore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-19

grllId
Iorlt
bar
pPre|
bei0d
err |
ifien|
Spr]
Siel|
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-19

be Or. Simeon finn liot oaglig @pm'
naitif, iriif 2,,ft / SopepereIiet os
en- LET, men n9reuoe 9i9t."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-19
Cutcl SanS: "SpaS er Din gnS

SHlNl fuHr. RbNS ~ W. cHS
IinaSmao bo. Souiemanb?"
Sauicmaub: "6leifeitcg % Sur.
fnaI, for oct bIiper ies aItio iaa ips
al at ieg life fan gaa paa Sfpien."
Arizona republican., 1909-07-31
RECEIVED WITH APPLAUSE
It Will Probably Be Adopt ed Quickly Today After an Explanation of Its Provision by MT. Payne. A Review of Changes.

Washington, D. C.. July 30.-Enter- ing upon the last stages of its consld- eration by congress the tariff bill as reported by the cOnferees was submit ted today to the house by Chairman Payne and was ordered printed in the Congressional Record. The discussion of the conference report will begin at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, the in- dications being that day will suffice for it's adoption.
 Three hundred and fifty of the 359 members were in their seats when Chairman Payne passed up to the speakers desk with the document which had occupied the attention of congress for four and onehalf months. The republicans applauded. Mir. Payne will open tomorrow's proceedings with an exhaustive statement in explanation of the bill The bill, it is explained, makes a marked decrease in the rates on the necessaries of life and an in crease on the luxuries the most marked reductions are in the metal schedule, Beginning with a decrease of rates on iron ore from 40 to 15 cents a ton. there is a general re&ction through out pig iron, from $4 to $2.50 per ton; scrap iron, s4 to s1 The reduction on many items of the metal schedule is as much as 50 per cent.
 Including steel rails, there is an in crease on structural steel ready for use: also on razors. nippers and pliers.
 All rough lumber is reduced from g. to SIPS per thousand feet, with a cor responding reduction in the differen- tials on dressed lumber. Wool under went no material change. The entire cotton schedule was reconstructed and the phraseology changed. In many in- stances the Dingley rates on this class are cut from SO to 80 per cent. It is estimated that the rates are per cent higher than were collected on cotton last year Cotton hosiery is generally increased, but the glove schedule re- mains about the same. The silk sched- ule is somewhat higher. and sugar and tobacco the same. There is an in- crease on spirits. wines and liquors of 15 per cent There is an increase on lemons, figs, almonds and pineapples The publishers win the fight for lower wood pulp and print paper the rates on ordinary print paper being S3.75 in stead of S6, and the higher grades of print paper $3.75 instead of $S. Me chanically ground wood pulp is free Hides are free and leather goods are reduced. Agricultural implements are cut 15 to 20 per cent ad valorem: bi- luminous coal from 67 to 65 cents Petroleum is free.