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NAVY.

Lieutenant Commander T a KEAR-
NET, detached Idaho; 40 Bureau %
Equipment. Navy Department.
washington d. G.
Ensign r. c. CITIZEN. detached Prince
ton 10 Hartford
Midshipmau G. B. KEESTER, detached
California 10 NiCksburg.
Midshipman H J. KNERR, detached
TruXtuns 20 Hartford
Nidshipman r A L VOSSLER- de-
tached Stewart. 10 Hartford.
Midshipman H T SMITH, deJacl----
Washington 90 Hartford
Surgeon + N BEGAN. detached Wis
COnsin- 10 Ne Uaska-
Passed Assistant Surgeon r e. HEM
Err. detached independence, navy
yard. Mare Island. Cal; 10 home and
wait orders
Paymaster G. W PIGMAN. detached
Wisconsin settle accounts, and wait
orders
NIachInist J L RAART- retired. de-
tached navy yard, Norfolk, Va. TO
home
Clerk T NJ. SCHNOTALA,
appointment as paymasteTs CLERK,
duty Pensacola, revoked
Paymaster-s Clerk P T LANSDALE,
appointment as "A paymaster's clerk,
duty WiscOT sin revoked
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ARMY.


Leave OF absence for three months
ana nIteen days, with permission 10
90 beyond the sea. is granted FIRST
Lieutenant CHARLES L. MARTIN,
9Th Cavalry.
Major GEORGE w McIVER. 20th In
IantTy- upon the completion OF MS
duties as a member Of board 70
meet At the United states Govern
mont Target Reservation near spar
IA, Wis, viii proceed TO Frankfort
arsenal. Fhuadelp hia- Pa and ROCK
Island Arsenal. Rock Island H. for
she purpose. OF making oDseryations
and obtaining information for the
FgSe o. the School Of MuS1elry, the
Preside OF Monterey. Cal. and
upon the completion of the duty en-
Joined viii return to his proper sta
ti3E-
Captain WILLIAM P WOODALL.
Medical Corps. upon arrival at san
Francisco, Cal, VIII proceed 10 Fort
n A. Russell Wyoming. and report
IN person TO the commanding Officer
Of that post for duty and bv letter
TO the commanding general, Depart
meut Of Missouri
Major JOSEPH T. DAVIDSON, quar-
termaSteT, is detailed as chief quar-
teTmaStcr OF the camp or instruction
TO be held at Sparta Wis, during
the month or August 1910. Major
DAVIDSON viii proceed at the
proper time TO sparta for duty &C
cordingly-
First Lieutenant CHARLES G. MET
TIER, Ordinance Department. viii
repair to this city and report II per
son TO the commanding officer, Wal
ter Reed. General Hospital District
OF Columbia, for observation and
treatment.
First Lieutenant CARL =. WfGGIN.
Coast Artillery Corps, i transferred
from the 18th Company TO the .th
Company. and viii proceed 10 som
the company to which transferred
as soon as practicable
First Lieutenant HENRY O. BIER
BOWER Medical Reserve Corps.
upon the expiration OF the leave Of
absence granted to him in para
graph - Special orders No ISL.
june s 1873. Wa- Department, VII
proceed to Fort Robinson Ne5-a-sl-sl.
and report in person 70 the command
ing officer Of that post for duty and
by letter TO the commanding general
Department Of Missouri
I Lieutenant colonel CHARLES J. BAH
Ely Coast Artillery Corps. Is detail
ed as a member of the board OF
ordnance and fertilization FOR duty
herewith during the absence OF
BriEadier General ARTHUR MUh-
RAY. chief Of Coast Artillery
First Lieutenant WILLIAM :. NEELT- /
Twenty-second Infantry, IN addition
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LIE AGAIN PASSED
At BALLINGER QUIZ
Special Agent Jones De
nOunceS Secretary's Stats
ment as False.
CONTEMPT ARREST
Is THREATENED
BrandeiS and Witness Also Clash
Over Accusation That Misstate-
ments Are Being Made.

Special Agent Horace TflIard Jones
OF the Land Office, created an r1uroar
IN the Congressional heariuo- Of tbe
neutrality-suspicious. controversy TODAY by
arising IN his place and denouncin- a
statement made by the witness. Secre-
tary OF the Interior BaiIinEer. as being
false
The Secretary was saying that Spe-
cial Agent Edward W Dixon, formerly
stationed al Spokane. had made dis
paraglng remarks about Jones. The lat
Ter was seated in the hearing room and
was on his feet the instant the Sec
rotary completed the statement In d
loud voice he demanded that Dixon be
sUbpOenaed-
Hes d friend Of mine and doI't
ceheVe ne ever said anything of the
kind against me- Jones yelled
The interruption threw the audience
INTO an uprOar, and q babel OF cOnfu-
sion about which Secretary BaTinger
tried TO make himself heard BY Yelling
something Ike, Wen, call him II you
want to-
Chairman Nelson finally restored or
der Senator Root suggested that Jones
De warned that a repetition of his con-
duct would result In punishment for
contempt.
Brandeis' cross-examination was
largely occupying the developing his
mint that tn Gland Office and the Sec
rotary first begin 10 think Jones was in
competent about the time they heard
that be was an adheTent OF Claws
BailinEer would not assent to this
out Brandels read a number Of letters
comphmene.ng Jones in the highest
terms all prior 10 the Claws charges
secretary BallingeT was angry. de-
h3nt, and pelpably nervous during the
whole Of the crOss-exaninatioa He
and BTaDdeiS had frequent and heated
tiiIsr and the attorney protested sew
crai times against evaSive answers Iv
me witness The SecretaTy's memory
was none too goo on certain points.
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~ Washington This was the re-
- ply Half of Monument tOppled
over by. bolt Of lightning Just
ten minutes ago Great mystery How
. in bIazes does New York know Of It
so sOOnZ-
A wireless message was sent over
the regular lines 10 CIifden, the Euro
pean Office of the transatlantic system
Within ten minutes the reply came back
that much damage had been done TO the
electric tower, and communication lines
I'm every section from 'Shics reports had
been received up to that minute
Do you know the cause
The congress Of representatives In
vestisated The matter, however, IN real
earnest. and there was considerable eN-
element among them An Italian dele
EdIe rose. after unmiStaka bic evidence
Of S1e uneartnly character OF the com
municatiOn was found by careful IN
veStIEatiOn-
i think that in the face Of the costly
demonstration the world has already
witnessed of the power Of the genius
ola Campus, 1t would be the better part
or valOr 10 agree 10 pay the tribute,
however terribly il viii affect our sys-
TEN Of values 20 give away our gold
An American representative rose
What heasked. in a stern voice
Shall we tTemble at the first sign OF
hostility and hasten to surTeuder-we,
lions for defense. but not one cent for
tributeT I say. let Us defend OUTSelves-
Have We not a right to live on and POS
sess our earth and defend II against
tyranny Let Campus operate his Cia-
bolicaI machinery-and let Us never sur
render without q fghtH'
Cheers rang through the room, and
il was distinctly the sense OF the PEG
DIE assembled that the demand OF the
mysterious voice from Campus vas an
affrOut upon the dignity OF the earth,
zal-Tr en- rH~r-a
TO. EIversO1 connected the receiver and
Never mind spoke the voice stern
" Il have heard most Of your con-
versatiou without being connected-by
means OF my other apparatus by which
7 have Deen able to learn your language
Don't work yourselves up &c any VAN
emotions over this matter tell you
finally that If viii be waste OF time
to make resistance
You talk about tn eight 70 I've
Why don't you pract-Ce Jnat 1eeLnS 70
.-0ryT fellow creatures You XIII because
Won are the most POW SrIul-aDd you
think II perfectly right And so 90 l.
NV. consolidated civilization scheme
= going 10 syste1n1ttlze Ihe universe l
am more powerful th2n yOu-Why
shouldn't little, slow worries Ike yours
be killed of. II I chccseZ
I'm extending YOU the chance TO eS-
cane that fate You'll find 10 your sor-
row that I'm not talking nonsense.
want TO know definitely tocay whetner
you VIII give me your ssolo, OF NHeIiie1
you prefer 10 be annihilatedE
As soon as the harsh. impatient anc
t1rear eniuE voice from Campus ceased
there were at least six men on lhelI
feet
II move. AIr. Chairman said
French represeutatiye, with strong
feeling. that we defy the demand mace
20 US and bid him 90 his worst We
have brains and science enough 20 meet
49, seconds were ready. and the
motion was carried with enthusiasm
VERY we'll 80 Numbered the voice from
Campus with oIympiau anger OF
VII soon ind out how deadly Il IS 10
resist a superior power Good-os' ana
prepare TO die"
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Marriage Licenses

Alfred E Burch and Annie O'RieIIv. Of
Washington
Frank Fletcher and Ella Creamer, Of
washington
Alfred Kfesner and Anna u. Cady- Of
Washington.
William 7. Nelson and CaroIena r
Lepper, Of Baltimore. Nd
Robert r Marshall ana FlOssie NJ
Wood, Of Richmond. Va
Joseph CpTanSy. Of washington, and
Isabel s Hoover, Of lIIza Deth, n J
Nike H AbOOd and Liable Vine. Of
Washington
Charles Ennis and Beatrice Kirby, Of
Baltimore
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rates.
NORTHWEST
Asquith-s Pharmacy. ISIS 18th St y. W
Astoria Pharlac5- Sd d o n W
Bachrach- 5th d Eye SITS y W
BrOuauEh. 7Ih & J. y. W
Butts Pharmacy. 18th & Mass ave y ".
CIeDeuce, 18th & T. y W
Christlaai Pharmacy. 6sS Pa ave " ".
CisseH. ION g. Eye SITS y ".
Concord Pharmacy. 1875 y H ave y W
Davis. sth & n "
Day * Co. 9Th & @ SITS y. W
Duney. sth and y SITS ". w
HornU1g's Pharmacy. 7th & II sts- y ".
CzaisberE. S31f 18th St y W
C1cssrord'E 8. Sth and L SIS y "
Goldenbergs Dept store. 7th & X sts NV
Howard, r D.. 18th < " SITS y. W
S Eann. sons & Co. Dept store. Sth It
Keuesaw Pharmacy. Nj Pleasant & Irving
SITS y X
Rooster. H. B.. ssd and n STA y W
3IattingIy's Pharmacy. 18th & L SITS n W
Maltby's Pharmacy. 1857 Calvert St n "
NicoIs Pharmacy 18th s Pa ave. n "
New York Avenue Pharmacy. y Cap 81
O.DonnelI. s54 r st. y. W
Paul Pearson Isth St & Fla ave - "
Quigley's Pharmacy, Z1st & sts- - W
Rel's Pharmacy, 9Th & i SIS. y. "
Richardson's Pharmacy, 18th and r y v
Richardson Sd & Pa ave n W
Schadrth. y Cap & H SITS. y "
Simpson J r. 9Th & 2 sts- n W
smith 9. z. Ssth & Wisconsin ave
TaElOe 8 EEla&FIIlalls SLn & SIS n W
Neltch. r A. -1-h & Il SITS y W
Wagner & Co. 1st K n sts- y. W
Earnold. cEu 18Th 81 y "
waters. II. wisconsin ave and St n "
weller r P 555s ~ 81
Partte. y " 232s Georgia ave.
Szufo-5's Eharuacv- y r ave & n Cz1
Park Road Pharmacy. lI,h St & Park I'd
NORTHEAST
Burners Pharmacy " Cap & p -r<
George J. GeiEer. 5rh & r SITS n
Lsddon's Pharmacy lz.9 Eia- ave y. E
Lamb & Taylor. nth E Cap stE
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th and = Cs7
Model Pharmacy. 6th & II sts y 2
McChesuey & Joachim. d & = Ets y =
New York Avenue Pharmacy, " z ave-
& n Cap 81
SOUTH IS Est.
Eisenbeiss' PhsrEaey. 7th & 3 SITS s "
Harris. 81 & SITS s "
Mcdonald. J. ~, go & + ste. s. ".
SOUTHEAST.
Burrows PhsI macy, 18th ST & Pa av- s T
Enrich nth 81 & Pa ave : E
Sey & Co. Ia ave & sth - s. E
Roach Drug Co. Sth & - SIS. s E
WelIer's. Sth Eye SITS - z
Powell. A E. 9Th and z Cap.
ANACOSTIA
Burv-s Pharmacy. cor Monroe & Jensrsou
streets
ALEXANDRIA.
Came. r L. Alexandria Va
BROCKLASD.
Linton & Nelson, BrookIaad. D c
CHEVY CHASE
Sonnenan- T A. Chevy Chase
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UNCLE JOE GIVEN
FLORAL TRIBUTE
Presentation Marks Seventy
fourth Birthday Of House
Speaker.

Speaker Cannou-seventy-fou years
young today-was given a surprise BY
the Illinois delegation in the House
this afternoon when summoned IN hrs
room TO receive q handsome floral trit-
ute. Miss Helen Cannon the dauzh-
ter OF the Speaker, receiving at the
same time portrait Of her father in
oil
Representative Rainey. Of Illinois. pre-
scented Uncle joe with the magnificent
cut flowers Representative ROdenberS
OF the same State. presented Miss can
non with the oil portrait The presen-
taIlOn OF the latter came as surprise
both 10 Uncle Joe" and Miss Cannon
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SvnoDsis oil Co. AIreadY PubIished

wireless operator receives q message
from some far distant planet ordering
him TO CdE all the rulers OF the eaTiii
together and instruct them TO do as tnrS
are bid on the penalty u having the
earth dumped into the sun He c1nrlnces
scientists Of the verify Cf the remark
able phenomenon and apparatus IS erect
Cd 10 get into communication win the
mysterious person OF being This being
is found 90 live on Campus. a planet
millions OF miles beyond the sun Hc
orders rhe scientists 20 accumulate al
the gold Of the world together and ship
10 90 him bv means Of alrsHips which NJ
vii tel them how 90 devise re purposes
TO consolidate numbe-less soar systems
about him, ne says, into one huge sphere
ana cool Il automatically TO the proper
temperature for the maintenance Or the
uos- highly developed life When . IS
doubted that he IS in control % che rotary
magnetic power he shuts or all the eicC-
LrfcaI power all over the earth 60 prove
his omuiuO-euCe-
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

Vri-eC-Tenuesse and South Dakota
at MaIdOuado. Hector at SewaIl
Point. and Cleveland AT Shanghai
Sailed-North Carolina. from Rio de
JaueiTO for MalGOnado- BrutuS
from Lam bert Point for Key West
Justin. from san Pedro for San
Francisco, Wolverine. from CIeve-
land for Toledo, and Nayfower.
from Hampton Roads for Wash
iCgton-
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BILLIARD BALLS STOLEN.

Report was made 10 the police today
that set o. ivory billiard balls valued
at 81 had been stolen from the Ma
uonal Press Club The theft occurred
between 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
and O'Clock this morning
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CHAPTER w.
Earth s Defiance.

. He action Of the conference Of
scientific and governmental men
vas praised everywhere. and the
whole thing was more and more
ega7ded as a subtle kind Of fraud OF
eusatiolaIsTn- The visiting scientists
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AUTOMOBILES
so SLIGHTLY USED AUTOMO-
BlLES AT BIG BARGAINS.

We have Just received SIX carloads o. ate
models in slightly used autos from cur
Philadelphia headquarters thoroughly over
hauled and guaranteed 70 be Just repre-
seTlted- Some Of which include.
lbs BABY Buick. cylinder with rumble
seat. lamps, tools &c; IN excellent shape
only 500.
1905 4-cyIinder 50-h0rsepowe- Maxwell Tour
Ing Car. with top. glass front lamps. mag
neto; only $50.
Late 1907 4-cyIinder s0-s5 OIdzmobue Touring
Car. TOP. lamps. tools. 61c.s--in excellent
condition; cost 5000; AZ a big sacrifice
1876 Rambler Touring Car. with top Oh a1o
gas lamps in excellent shape only $50
1SfS Maxwell Runzbouf. with TOP. lamps. &C.
in perfect shape; only 500
Model = Ford Ruuab5ut. aIth top. lamps.
etc. soc
1a0S z-cyilnder ROADSTER. with Magnetic. =
dandy, only So
1875 4-cylinder Cadillac Touring CAR fully
equipped. IN excellent shape. only $50
Model h z-Cyiiuder WfutOn Touring Car top.
lamps, &c, only S5z5-
800 2-cylinder REQ Roadster: as go01 as new
a ntIle bird: AT a bargain
1907 Elmore Touring Car, has been USED
very little. a snap
1897 Buick Touring Car > horsepower a
good, reliable car $40
1907 Cadillac Touring Car. with top, &C, 800
1857 REQ Touring Car = horsepower n eZ-
ceIIent shape. only $40
Jewell RunabCut- good condition. only $40
And many more
Big Reductions IN All AccessoTles-
THE ROMAN AUTOMOBILE CO.
15l5 Il St n w Washington. D G
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The Vital Records.
Births

Eirnon E and Florence J Small. boz.
William G. and Margaret ?. WorthinE-
ton. boy
MeT1WetheT and Mary l. Smith. girl
Ross B and Annette .. PAGE girl
Thomas b and DOIIie E Gibbons how
Alvin G and Laura V Belt girl
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

with country reference, place nurse
light Homework. with washing, wages
not under SO: stay nights. Address SARA =
PARKER General Delivery, d. c. my7-2ts
WASHING WANTED-Ffrst-c1ass work, L.
dies OF Eentlemen's work, or small fam
lilies MIS- JOHNSON. 10 Washington Court
n W 1ta
CASHIER OF assistant bookkeeper BY young
lady: best references BOX los Times office
1ts1
WANTED-By white girl place in small
family; no washing. Address BOX 1g5s
Tines o1ioA 15s-ssa
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Deaths

Jane Hunt, s. years Little Sisters Poor.
4hIrd and H streets northeast
cara 9 Wiley, a years 1874 Third
street northwest
Elizabeth Epps, three months, 2G35 Dent
place nOrtE west
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II yOL cannot conveniently call al
The Times Office, you can receive
the low cash rates BY bringing your
advertisement TO any one Of the FOL
lowing
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KNIGHTS TENPLAR
TO ATTEND CHURCH
Old Dominion Commandery
of Alexandria Will Com
memorate Ascension.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va MAY

Old Dominion Commandery. No. II,
knights Templar, stationed at AIzxan-
dria, tomorrow viii hold its annual As
censlon day services at St PauI-s Pro-
te=tant Episcopal Church. at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
Ire commaHdery viii meet at the asy-
iuTn tomorrow afternoon in full uniform
and VIII march in a body TO the Church
The Circuit Court for the city, Judge
J. B. T. Thornton, was busy TO-DAY with
the case of Mc8Icnamiu vs. the south
ern Railway Company This case will
probably go 10 the jury late this even
ing
The Alexandria Light Infantry last
evening marched TO R0semout, where
the command went through a skirmlsh
drill
Mrs Mary Dent Parker, wife Of r A
Parker. died at the Alexandra Hospital
last evening after an operation for sp-
pendlclris- Mrs Parker was the daugh-
ter Of the late s n and Laura Y. Dent.
and was tWenty-One years OF age Her
remains were taken 10 the home Of her
aunt, Mrs Eva Nushbach, in North
" Washington street Her funeral will be
-fl= next Monday morning from St.
Mary's Catholic Church
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CHAPTER III (Continued) .

4 HURRIED dispatch was sent TO
~ Washington This was the re
- ply Half Of Monument tOppled
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The Continuation OF This Story VIII
BE Found In TOmOrFOw's
Issue Of The Tfmess
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UNDERTAKES

}. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERT,
20 Pa ave n W
rE-=-r-r-re Main ISS5 washington. D Q
FUNERAL DESIGNS
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II sEsEY gScHpJion-moderstely pricsA
RUDE
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-27
MEN ARE ro>p or CANDY.
Great Growth Of sugar Eating Habit
Noticed In England.

From the th.rtEp Iuter-Occau.
London-The secret sweet and SUE
gar eater BE- particularly active during
The summer months and strange TO
SAY rcr many men are included IN
this Cathgort
various rcfreshmcut companies and
restaurant propriotunf note Consid-
cradle increase iu their sugar bill
George Edwards chairman of the
a b. q. Limited says that the num-
bor OFF chocolate eating city men has
Increased by leaps and bounds during
tho last year or two.
A.. for sugar he said, 1--WE get
customers who take seven and eight
Jumps 10 every cup of ten. and rome--
highly respectable people top-who
pocket u few Jumps to eat on their
way back 60 the office.
THE sugar craving II "A hard one
TO resist once YOU give way 10 II. T
myself cannot resist few humps ~
sugar after long bicycle ride 10 the
country. II seems 10 ease the stiffness
OF the muscles and joints"
Some of the subtcrfuges that sweet
eaters arrange IN order TO satisfy their
cravings are as Ingenious as those OF
the victim of alcohol
The proprietor of large hotel on
the outskirts OF London Is AN inyete-
rate sweet eater Every year he a.
forced 20 visit Carlsbad and take the
waters owing. according To h.s medical
adviser. o. his pycrlndulrOnce iu
sweet
His relatives do their utmost ta
break him uf tho hshit ana his wife
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-27
POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT
Vote for
BENJAMIN o. CONNER
Republican Candidate
COUNTY JUDGE

Vag 90 make the snake appear long
90 ~ ut greater g.rth. Do this case
the 'sNIcerUif. Tom AddICks. made
"a perfect plaster cast and on this
mounted the -Au. which Rss made
~ 90 precisely and 20 conform o. e.-
ery measurement
Thi snake d. Feet u inches .r
length o. inches In g.r'h and
wegh-d pounds lg ounces 20 has
twelve rattle. The width 0i Its body
.FirR na- d. 81. inches. The length
p' he TAIL from vent 20 ratt.-s but
got including the latter is only -
.nrh- The head .s o I-f inches vide.
The snake Is ~ the diamond variety
n 10 mounted nearly az lul length.
70 Vas killed 40 Hareiacs. near Lake
Ellis uy j Ballard. with one blow
pn the head with "a small stick. SO
that not ever the skin was broken.
he took this care. so as 20 secure
Tor the museum bro perfect condition
% snake which was the largest he
had ever Seen
Near the same place Mr. Addicks.
Herbert Hrimley and Mr Br.mley's
tWu little sons had an exciting and
peculiar experience with another rat
tIesnake and rather large speci-
mon. too. As they Ucre walking Mr
Erimley stepped over the snake
while his son. Arthur. saw 10 and
stopped The snake was in COLL but
was as gentle a. the traditional lamb
moose was put over his head. He
dId not rattle. but was lifted and car
r.ed along Not until his bearer
struck a bush with him did this SER
pcnt torn iu the alarm.
The bite of the rattlor does not ap-
pear 20 affect other snakes ln the
state museum q rattler bit a king
snake so dcep that blood flowed quite
freely. hut there was no. further dam
age This rattler bit another ratiler.
hut with u, result
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-27
ann pywApn tioo.

The readers of this paper viii bs pleased
10 leAtn that there Is a. least one dreaded
sll its stages. and that Ia Catarrh Halls
Caiarrh Cure Ia the only posiiivs eure nov
known 70 the medical maternity Catarrh
being a constitutional disease requires =
constitutional treatment Halls C.tarrh
Cure IL taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucuous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting g
nature In doing its work The proprietors
have 20 much faith In its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails 20 cure. Send for list Of
testimonials.
Address Y. J CHENEY q 90, Toledo. o.
Sold NJ all Druggists. 7Sc,
Take HANS Family Pills for constipation.