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So does France1 So does GermanyJ

The sale of alum foods

has been made illegal in Washington and the District of Colum ¬

bia and alum baking powders are everywhere recognized asinjurious

To protect yourself against alumwhen ordering baking powder

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plainlyU Mm BAKIiI-

Grtu WiM1 POWDERand be very sure you get Royal

Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal GrapeCream of Tartar It adds to the digestibility and whole-

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NEW RULES FOR CATHOLICS

In Regard to Engagements and Mar ¬

riages Will Go Into ForceEaster Sunday

Rome April 61n order to makethem binding Catholic sweethearts-must make their engagements in writ-ing

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after next SundayCatholic marriages by Protestant

clergymen or magistrates will be in-

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Such marriages have alwaysbeen punishable by the church but ithas considered them binding They arenot even that under the new Catholiclaw

The revised betrothal and marriagerules will be rend from every Catholicpulpit in the world at Easter and willIncome effective at noon k

Elaborate provision is made for theregistration of marriages and severeacdlesiastical penalties are providedbit priests who violate any of therules 1

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NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMrERS

We are pleased to announce thatoleys Honey and Tar for coughs

polds and lung troubles is not affected-by the National Pure Food and Druglaw as it contains no opiates or otherharmful drugs and we recommend itas a safe remedy for children andadults Sold by all dealers

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OLD GLOBES MADE NEW

Bring your old electric light globes-to Walter Tucker and exchange themfor new ones Often old globes arenot giving half the light they shouldthough burning just as much current

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PROGRAM FOR THE-UNVEILING CEREMONIES-

The Confederate monument whichwill be unveiled on the morning of the

I twentyfifth of April will be a veryl notable scent The following is theI program that has been arranged forthat occasion

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monie-sInvocationRev C C CarrollAddress in behalf of U D CDr G

A Nunnally of Lake CityUnveiling monumentBand hDixieGirls representing

thirteen states decorate monumentAddress in behalf of VeteransCol-

J MMarginOde Miss Vivian DameMusicBandCrosses of honor bestowed by Mrs

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A few remarks by Mr WartmannxMusic Band-Benediction Dr DodgeSchool children will decorate monu-

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GREAT DISASTERS ARE COMING-

EarthquakesI

storms burning build ¬

ings falling trees falling buildingsbricks tsones railroad wrecks +acci-dents

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of every known character con ¬

tagious diseases and those that arenot are yet to come You may be oneof the victims Do you carry insur-ance

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tection at a very small cost See MD Wilson for a policy that will payyou 125 per week

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President General Manager SecretaryI

Woodmar Sand and Stone CompanvA

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But that is the Busiest and Congress-man

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In its issue of Monday the Washing-ton

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Herald saysFifteen counties comprise the First

District of Columbia which has a pop-ulation

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of nearly 200000 HonM Sparkman represents the districtin the house of representatives It isevident he does not have to worrymuch over his campaign In the elec ¬

tion for the Sixtieth Congress therewere cast only 7179 votes and MrSparkman had 6112 of those And soit has been going ever since the Fif ¬

tyfourth Congress RepresentativeSparkman was raised on a farm Thatdid not deter him from seeking publicpreferment Educated in the commonschools of Florida he later read lawunder Governor H L Mitchell andwas admitted to practice in 1S72 ftwas not long before the public eyewas focused on the rising lawyer Hewas elected states attorney from thesixth judicial circuit holding downthe job for nine years He was amember of the democratic congress-ional executive committee for fouryears serving as chairman for twoyears From 1892 to 1896 he waschairman of the democratic state ex ¬

ecutive committeeRepresentative Sparkman is a

member of but one committee of thehouse that of rivers and harborsMembers of Congress from every dis-trict wherein flows a small streamhave numerous bills for improvements-to these streams So the committee onrivers and harbors is usually busyconsidering these demands and thecommitteemen have plenty to do

MORE FIGHTING IN MINDANAO

Engagement Reported Between Con ¬

stabulary and Moro OutlawsManila April IGTwo member of

the constabulary were killed and threesoldiers wounded in a fight between-the constabulary and the regulars withMoro outlaws in the island of Min-danao

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took the Moros and engaged them Nomention of casualties among the out ¬

laws is madea

WHAT SHALL nc-HAVE FOR DESSERT-

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Jello the dainty appetizingeconomical dessert Can be preparedinstantlysimply add boiling waterand serve when cool Flavored justright sweetened just right perfect in

i every way A lOc package makesenough dessert for a large family Allgrocers sell it Dont accept substi ¬

tutes JELUO complies with all PureFood Laws Seven fiavoriLemonOrange Raspberry Strawberry Choc ¬

olate Cherry Peach

The latest styles for this season areat Fishers j

I DISEASE HAS FREAKS

Kansas City Journal-No medical man needs to be told

that even disease has its freaks andthat recovery has occasionally beenbrought about by means inexplicably-trivial One of the most remarkable-of these unaccountable eccentricities-of disease took place at Halver inWestphalia The case was that of aboy who as the result of a very heavyfall backward on his head while skat ¬

ing had for a year and a half beendeaf and dumb One morning hisbrother went to awake him and find ¬

ing him sleeping heavily tapped himlightly on the foreheado his amaze ¬

ment the deaf and dtfmb boy awokewith a loud cry Both speech andhearing had been restored

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aids nigefstj n stops fretfulness good foVttething babies Sqlby AntiMonopoly Drug CompanyPrices 2c and 50c

DANCING ON GOLD DUST

Pearsons Weekly-The

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I cy who is doing the Moss Stoll tourhas danced on gold dust and it cameabout in this manner When starring with Charles Godfreys company-in Western Australia she told me

no sand was procurable for my dance-so the people in the place said theywould get me some gold dust andaccordingly they brought quite aquantity of the precious stuff alongand I found that it answered the pur ¬

pose very well I reckon that wasabout the queerest use gold has everbeen put to Of course it was mixedwith quartz but when I put it inwater I could see the gold grains shin ¬

ing ever so prettily-

A WOMAN TELLS HOW TO RE ¬

LIEVE RHEUMATIC PAINS-

I have been a very great suffererfrom the dreadful disease rheuma ¬

tism for a number of years I havetried many medicines but never gotmuch relief from any of them untiltwo years ago when I bought a bot ¬

tle of Chamberlains Pain Balm Ifound relief Before I had used allofone bottle but qn applying itand soon felt life a different womanThrough my afdvicemany of myfriends have tried it nd can tell youhow wonderfiillyJtxnas worked MrsSarah A Cole 140 S New St DoverDel Chamberlains Pain Balm is aliniment The relief from pain which-it affords is alone worth many timesits cost It makes rest and sleep pos-sible

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Beautiful white materials ef I every weave and aaIIJ 4

suitable for making spring and summer wearble are sbowi Iin almost endless variety here Our prices are impossibleto duplicate

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PERSIAN LAWNS tper yard I5C to 5fc

FRENCH LA WNS 4S Inch per yard 35c to 125 A

LINEN LAWN 36 inch per yard h 35c to 125 1

SPECIAL Dimities Check Lawns and Madras worth up f-

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ST GALL SWISSES All our new imported Swisses in agreat-

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AND INSERTION up to 9 inches wide andCorset Cover Embroidery values up yardLAWN I AND SWISS WAISTS Nw styleSIOIIo S1 51

LACE WAISTS Earn Cream and White 259 to 5-

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haulingI is unequaled and we invite you r

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American Plan 2 and 250i per day European Plan

Rooms one person 75 centsper day and up Special week-ly

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Snow Liniment for Neuralgia Toothache and Sore Throatwhich upon application gave mo instant relief I can recom-mend it ah Liniment I have ever used in curing i

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